Jail Releases And Local Court Notices In Raleigh County
Robert Daniels from Hatcher released at 6 am after serving for drunk driving and unlicensed operation. Bernard Hudson also released at 6 am for intoxicated driving offenses. David F. Farris cited for unlawful dumping, to appear in Police Court. Lawrence Deskins released after a drunk driving sentence. Willie Whitehead released on parole at 7:30 am. Winnie Mae Batey released on $5,000 bond after murder charge. B. Hudson and W. Giles transferred to Charleston on related interstate and robbery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daniels
Hatcher
Raleigh County
Bernard Hudson
Oceana
David F. Farris
Beckley
Franklin Ave
Lawrence Deskins
Willie Whitehead
Winnie Mae Batey
Raigh
Arthur Hardy
Raleigh
B. Hudson
Valley Fork
W. Giles
Charleston
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Moscow observers unsure as neither party has applied for a Soviet exit visa. Mickey Cohen and three co defendants face Salegacy charges in Sack Whalen death while Cohen awaits appeal on a 15 year tax evasion conviction. Terrorism in Algeria leaves 18 dead and 18 wounded as annual toll climbs. State briefs note licensing pushes. Barron to hold news conference. West Virginia Commerce Dept meetings begin. economist professor attends Ford Foundation workshop on unemployment.
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Moscow
Mickey Cohen
Sack
Whalen
Los Angeles
Cohen
Algeria
D. E. Greenelich
The
State Medical Association
N. H. Dyer
W. W. Barron
White Sulphur Springs
West
Union Promises Break As Strikers Sue Over Wages
The union failed to keep its promises and strikers sued the parent union for lost wages and credit ratings. State troopers quelled early violence at the picket line during the first strike month. NLRB dismissed the union’s unfair labor practices charge against O’Sullivan but upheld a company claim. In 1957 members voted 288 to 5 against union representation and the NLRB decertified it. Many strikers found other jobs.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
O'Sullivan
Centennial activities and plans discussed at Charleston meet
Centennial general problems were discussed at today's meeting. Attendees included Charleston City Council members and Mayor John Shanklin who noted Charleston as the Centennial hub. The commission also considered underwriting 5 000 copies of a West Virginia formation book by WVU professor Dr George Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
John Shanklin
Sullivan
West Virginia
George Moore
West Virginia University
Final rites for Adrian Daugherty held in Bluefield
Death notice for Adrian Kenneth Daugherty 45 Maple Acres died at home after a short illness. Funeral 2 p m today Hawkins Funeral Home Chapel Bluefield with interment Vista Park Cemetery Bluefield Road. Survived by wife Brown Noel Daugherty three Kenneths at home and sisters Mrs J E Keeney Beckley and Mrs K E Powell Whitesville Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Kenneth Daugherty
Maple Acres
Hawkins
Bluefield
Vista Park
Bluefield Road
Daugherty
Brown Coal Co
Brown Noel Daugherty
Kenneths
J. E. Keeney
Beckley
K. E. Powell
Whitesville, Va
Obituary notices from Hinton area deaths in early 20th century
Obituaries list Mrs Amanda Altare 63 of Hinton who died at Hinton Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Pineville October 18 1898 she was a registered nurse and member of several local lodges churches and auxiliaries. Survivors include multiple siblings and four sisters living in nearby towns. Bodies at E M Meadows Funeral Home Hinton with arrangements pending. Also noted are memorials for Mrs Virgil Woodson 64 of Stanaford final rites at New Era Baptist Church and burial at Carter Woodson Memorial Park Ingram Branch following a short illness. Details include funeral parlor arrangements and church burial. Additional items describe Plumley found drowned in New River near Meadow Creek Summers County with Hume later recovered. Plumley born Abraham 1904 son of Marshall and Lina Plumley member of New Salem Baptist Church and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway extra force. Surviving relatives listed including a daughter Emma Plumley a son Billy Ray and several siblings and a grandchild. Bodies at Meadows Funeral Home Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Alice Altare
Hinton
Pineville
John Preston
Lulanda Smith Mullins
Brotherhood
Lokomotive
Green Sulphur Baptist Church
J. W. Mullins
Pax
W. A. Mullins
Brooks
Virgil Woodson
Stanaford
New Era Baptist Church
Frank Shelton
H. E. Davis
Carter- Woodson Memorial Park
Ingram Branch
Church
Plumley
New River
Meadow Creek
Summers County
Robert Hume
Hume
Abraham
Marshall
Lina Plumley
New Salem Baptist Church
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Cora Plumley
Billy Ray
Emma Plumley
Elva
Spencer
Rindy McKenster
FE. M. Meadows Funeral Home
Varney Rites Planned for Lillydale Woman 23
Mrs Allie Maxine Varney 23 of Lillydale died at her home after a long illness. Born Jan 7 1938 in Oceana she was the daughter of Wayne and co Former Graham. Survived by husband Randy Varney two brothers Franklin Atlanta Ga Steven Graham Oceana and three sisters Hazel Blankenship Genevieve and Pamela Graham. Body remains at Evans Funeral Home Oceana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Maxine Varney
Lillydale
Oceana
Wayne
Graham of
Lilly
Randy Varney
Franklin
Atlanta
Wesley Lusk Funeral Set in Cyclone Church
Funeral services for Wesley Lusk 38 of Cyclone will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Bright Prospect Baptist Church Cyclone with Rev. Kenny Harvey officiating. Burial follows at Brown Cemetery. Lusk died at 5 a.m. Wednesday in a Welch hospital from injuries in a Crozier Coal accident. Born October 23 1923 at Cyclone he was the son of Edward and Ella Lusk. Survived by wife Zelma three sons Freeman Edwin and Eddie two daughters Faye and Ellen a brother Alvin of Cyclone and six sisters Opal Harvey Dorothy Christine Darline Gladys Lois Powell several relatives. Body will be taken to his parents home from Evans Funeral Home in Oceana today. RNS
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Wesley ‘Lusk
Cyclone
Bright Prospect Baptist Church
Kenny Harvey
Brown Cemetery
Lusk
Welch Hospital
Crozier
Edward
Ella Lusk
Zelma Lusk
Freeman
Edwin
Eddie
Faye
Ellen
Alvin
Opal Harvey
Bald Knob
Dorothy Lusk
Christine Osborne
Darline Daniels
Gladys Bailey
Lois Powell
Newport News
Evans
Oceana
Henry S. Jordan
Whitby
Union Valley Baptist Church
A. A. Young
W. T. Strickland
Greenwood Memorial Park
Jordan
Florence
S. C
John
Colorado
Praytha
Salisbury
N. C
Robert Lee
Newark
N. J
Nannie Westbrook
Stamford
Painter Dies at 72 in Charleston Memorial Hospital
J L Painter 72 Dorothy died today at Charleston Memorial Hospital from a lung condition. Born April 23 1888 he leaves wife Ja nie Painter five sons Curtis Em poria Kan Ralph Montgomery William Wharton Tolbert Chicago Ill and Jack Dorothy three daughters Mrs Margaret Massie Pratt Mrs Anna Boyd Montgomery and Mrs Beulah Treadway Avc Ariz a brother Lud Painter Oak Hill 34 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Body at Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville. Funeral services for Phillip James Pollis 76 Oak Hill Rt 1 will be at 2 pm Saturday Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Randolph Johnson. Burial High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Died Wednesday in Oak Hill Hospital after short illness. Pollis a retired miner formerly with New River and Pocahontas Coal Co at Layland born Crete Greece Nov 14 1884. Surviving wife Wanda R Pollis Oak Hill Rt 1. Body at funeral home after 6 pm Friday.
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J. L. Painter
Dorothy
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Janie Painter
Curtis
Emporia
Kan
Ralph
Montgomery
William
Wharton
Tolbert
Chicago
Ill
Jack
Margaret Massie
Pratt
Anna Boyd
Phillip James Pollis
Oak Hill Rt. 1
Tyree
Wanida R. Pollis
Oak Hill
Obituaries Notice for Carl Adkins and Sterling Lunsford
Carl Parker Adkins, 61, of Princewick, died at 12:05 a m today at Raleigh General Hospital after a long illness. The body is at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home awaiting arrangements. Sterling Lunsford, of Minden, died Wednesday night at Huntington Hospital. The body remains at Ritchie Johnson Funeral Parlor pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Parker Adkins
Princewick
Raleigh General Hospital
Keyser- Bryant Funeral Home
Sterling Lunsford
Minden
Huntington
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
America's Moon bid relies on space kerosene engines
Space kerosene fueled engines are expected to be heavily used as America pursues lunar conquest this decade. Monday Ranger 4 aims for closeup moon photos and a lander, part of a new push to end repeated moonshot failures dating to the Space Age. Tuesday Saturn will test the mightiest rocket yet, with a 112 million pound thrust booster last October achieving near perfection to support manned missions around 1967 or 1968. Friday UK-1 marks the first international satellite, a 132 pound moonset built with US and British experiments as a step in global space cooperation.
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America
United States
Great Britain
Strike Hits Republic Aviation Long Island Plant
Next Target machinists unions plan to pressure government contractors for fair settlement after a 19 day walkout at Republic Aviation Long Island plant over layoff pay. The Air Force shifts Supersonic F105D production to a St Louis firm, signaling job losses and broader industry impact. Pentagon decisions drive jobs as unions aim at North American Convair Douglas Lockheed and Boeing negotiations this summer.
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Republic
Republic Aviation
Long Island
N.Y
Air Force
St. Louis
North American Aviation
Convair
Douglas
Lockheed
Boeing
Pentagon
Uncle Sam
Russia Drafts Test Ban Proposal Faces Skepticism
U S and British officials signaled confusion over Moscow’s plan to rely on existing observation posts and on-site inspections only if invited, while the Soviet Union resists any universal verification. Eight non aligned states pushed a compromise to break a stalemate in negotiations on a nuclear test ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
Soviet Union
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
To Speak Af Elkins at Elkins Chamber Dinner
To Speak Af Elkins is scheduled to attend and address the Elkins Chamber of Commerce annual dinner today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Elkins Chamber of Commerce
Paving Lien Basis of Suit Against Avenue Property
The suit claims $925.18 due on a paving lien issued to Acme Construction Co. and assigned to Investment Securities, Inc. and reassigned to the Vanney concern. Other Saunders property faces liens totaling $611.55 by D. W. Anderson & Sons, Quality Lumber and Supply Co., and Peoples Credit Store, Inc. Vanney seeks priority determinations among the three lienors and a public sale to satisfy the demands. Herbert and Edward P. Stansbury are attorneys for Vanney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Edward P. Stansbury
Vannoy
Sentencing Set For Price Fixers
Price fixing sentencing was expected today for eight major metal office furniture makers. Indicted for conspiracy to fix prices and curb competition were Sperry Rand Corp New York Shaw-Walker Co Muskegon Art Metal Inc Jamestown Yauman Erbe Rochester General Fireproofing Co Youngstown Globe-Wernicke Co Norwood Steelcase Grand Rapids All-Steel Equipment Aurora. Each firm faced a maximum fine of 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
UPD
John C. Henderson
Sperry Rand Corp
New York City
Shaw-Walker Co
Muskegon
Mich
Art Metal Inc
Jamestown
Khrushchev Raps Capitalist World at Youth Rally
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev addressed about 6,000 Young Communist League members in Moscow. He warned Western ideological subversion and said no medicine can save the rotten capitalist world while praising the socialist camp and the strength of the Soviet armed forces. The speech lasted 90 minutes with continued applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Young Communist League
Khrushchev
Tass
Steel War Would Enact Heavy Burdens on All Sectors
In a climate of government business and labor conflict a full scale public interest war would hurt everyone. Yet big business as its own worst foe would endure the heaviest toll.
Senate Fight Seen Over Defense Bill
Washington report notes the record 47.8 billion defense appropriation bill passed by the House, facing a likely Senate filibuster over literacy tests. Debates over the measure were expected to grow contentious as the Senate session began, with challenges anticipated to stall the defense bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
UPI
House
Prosperity Man Jailed on Peace Warrant in Raleigh County
Prosperity resident Roger McGuffin was jailed at noon on a peace warrant in Raleigh County. Beckley resident Lemuel Richardson was released at 11:20 a.m. after charges of felonious assault trespassing and destruction of property were disclosed. Earl Robinson of Beckley posted bond to the city on a driving without a license charge and was released at 11:30 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger McGuffin
Prosperity
Raleigh
Joe Rodriguez
Beckley
Lemuel Richardson
W. A. Burke
Earl Robinson
Becks
Fire damages five room house in Cirtsville
The five room frame house of Charles Godby at Cirtsville burned around 10 p.m. Tuesday. Beckley Fire Department was called at 10:15 p.m. to protect nearby homes. Firemen said the blaze was caused by a faulty electrical connection or a defective flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Godby
Cirtsville
Beckley Fire Department
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Chrysanthemums
Nobil’s
Ee Oye
Neville ST. Beckley
Adrian K. Daugherty
Mrs
Amanda Altare
Mason Plumley
Allie M. Varney
Wesley Lusk
Hubert Daniel
Saxon
Cove Creek
John Richardson
Daniel
W. Va
Surveyor
Okey and
Etta Alice Pettry Daniel
Europe
Eastern Gas and Fuel Assoc
Phillip J. Pollis
G. M. Powers
Main Street
Missile-Space
Russia
Prosperity Man
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