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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1961

Page

2

FAA urges new fields at White Sulphur Springs and Logan

The FAA long range plan calls for new fields at White Sulphur Springs and Logan, W V, and upgrades at 18 West Virginia airports over five years. Local officials say no funding is yet available and private airports may not qualify for federal aid unless taken over by local government. The report names Charleston Huntington Elkins Beckley Bluefield Morgantown Clarksburg Parkersburg Wheel ing Martinsburg Buckhannon Fayetteville Glen Dale Keyser Welch Weirton Richwood Spencer as needing improvements, and notes Martinsburg to seek CAB approval for renewed airline service with Lake Central Airlines.

Washington UPS Federal Aviation Agency White Sulphur Springs W. Va West Virginia Steve Hanifin Charleston FAA Logan White Sulphur Huntington Elkins Beckley Bluefield Morgantown Clarksburg Parkersburg Wheeling Martinsburg Buckhannon Fayetteville Glen Dale Marshall County Keyser Welch Weirton Richwood Spencer Hanifin Civil Aeronautics Board Lake Central Airlines

Beckley April Bargains Grand Prize Aluminum Boat

Promotion announces an April shower of bargains in Beckley with a grand prize aluminum boat and motor. Adults may register for the drawing, details to follow.

Four Protest Condemnation at Stephens Branch Dam Site

Land owners at the Stephens Branch Dam project backed the condemnation deadline in Raleigh County Court today as land sales proceed. Wilmer Snuffer and wife Ruie V. Snuffer with Milton Snuffer received 8200 dollars for 110 acres at today’s session. Notaries publics approved include W. R. Straub Edwin Ratcliffe R. J. Lucas Jr. John N. Meadows and Margaret D. Jones Beckley plus Ramona Jean Gills Coal City. Cole Sign Co. granted permission to cut an oak tree on courthouse lawn blocking Beckley National Bank sign atop Beckley Hardware Store. Court noted blanket insurance premiums reduced by 25 percent for county property by General Insurance Co. Court recessed to 1 30 p.m.

Stephen’s Branch Dam Raleigh Country Court Wilmer Snuffer Ruie V Milton Snuffer W. R. Straub Edwin Ratcliffe R. J.lucas Jr John N. Meadows Margaret D. Jones Beckley Ramona Jean Gills Coal City Cole Sign Co Main Heber Street Beckley National Bank Beckley Hardware The General Insurance Co

Press Secretary reinforces Kennedy sole responsibility

White House secretary Pierre Salinger stated that President Kennedy bears sole responsibility for recent events. Udall echoed accountability for relations with Cuba, clarifying his remarks on television should not imply otherwise.

White House Pierre Salinger Kennedy Udall Cuba

Senate subcommittee to probe missile plant strikes

House and Senate subcommittee will examine why Cape Canaveral and other bases faced over 300 labor disputes in four years. Reports say some workers earned above $700 weekly after overtime post strikes. A House-Senate conference moves on differing minimum wage bills with Senate at 1.25 per hour and House at 1.15.

Senate Cape Canaveral House Kennedy

X15 speed record revised to 3074 mph

Edwards AFB Calif. Maj Robert White Army Air Force record set Friday is reduced to 3074 miles per hour after NASA announcement. The preliminary 3140 mph figure was corrected using radar data from two tracking stations along the high range complex.

Edwards Afb Calif Robert White Air Force National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Six Republicans Fired Prompt Tax Official Resigns

CHARLESTON UPI The head of the State Tax Department gross sales tax division resigns in protest after six Republican employees are dismissed. Tax Commissioner C Howard Hardesty Jr says he urged James C Holliday a Republican to remain but was refused. Hardesty confirms the firings.

Charleston UPI State Tax Department C. Howard Hardesty Jr James C. Holliday Hardesty

West Virginia Briefs and Regional Updates

Shortening The News notes intensified search efforts across Mingo Cabell and Lincoln counties. The National Institute of Health grants WVU School of Dentistry 16538 dollars. Ambassador Sir Harold Caccia visits Charleston June 14 to meet Gov Barron and discuss coal region woes. Raymond Ward, 50, of Coleman Kentucky, dies in a mine fall at Thacker Mingo County. Frank Angelo to speak at WVU School of Journalism banquet in Morgantown. State highway toll to date 88 versus 89 year ago.

Mingo Cabell Lincoln National Institute of Health West Virginia University School of Dentistry Harold Caccia Charleston Barron West Virginia England Raymond Ward Coleman Thacker Mingo County Frank Angelo Detroit Free Press West Wirete University School of Journalism Morgantown

First Shots Fired Continued In Algeria Crisis

The article reports French officers urged loyalty to De Gaulle and refused to accept rebel demands as 17 planes arrived in southern France to bolster him. Generals who proclaimed rebellion in Algeria held key bases in Algiers Constantine and Oran while pledges of support grew from commanders. Paris airfields and other sites remained blocked to thwart an insurgent air invasion.

Fourquet de Gaulle France Algiers French Foreign Legion Algeria Constatine Oran Paris

Commodities At Beaver Distribution Scheduled At Rakes Hardware

Commodities will be distributed from 10 am to 4 pm on Wednesday and Thursday at Rakes Hardware in Beaver. Eligible residents are asked to bring their own containers.

Beaver Commodities Rakes’ Hardware Beaver

FBI Smashes Swindle Ring

Federal agents arrested 25 people in a $15 million life insurance swindle tied to 27 indicted salesmen, soldiers, and Army civilians. Charles E. Berling, 49, an Army accounts chief in Indianapolis, was among those seized. arrests extended from Ft. Dix New Jersey to Seattle and Florida. The scheme funneled fake or forged policies to the Army finance center, netting commissions while the government and insurance firms bore losses. premiums paid were partially recovered.

Indianapolis, Ind UPI FBI Charles E. Berling Indianapolis Army Finance Center Berling Army Ft. Jackson S.C Ft. Dix N.J Florida Washington U.S Don A. Tabbert Tabbert Finance Center Wallace Wilson George L. Cheung Kenneth Thomas Newark Helen Elizabeth Gee Joyce Louise Powell Seattle Norman Thomas

Beckley Set to Host West Virginia Master Plumbers’ Convention

Beckley will host the 39th annual West Virginia Master Plumbers’ Association convention with more than 400 plumbers from across the state. Pat Wheeler of Wheelers Plumbing and Heating was named vice president of the state group, his wife elected vice president of the auxiliary, and the pair plan to attend the national convention in Detroit on June 18. J H Holt of Holt Plumbing and Heating also attended Wheeling and was elected to the State Board of Directors.

West Virginia Master Plumbers’ Association Beckley Pat Wheeler Mountain State Wheeler Wheeling Detroit Mich Beckleyand J. H. Holt Holt Plumbing and Heating Board of Diretors

State Hopes To Be First In Distress Aid Program

West Virginia through its State Commerce Department aims to be among the first to receive a federal distress aid package. A pilot survey is underway in Logan and Webster counties to model rural unemployment areas. A redevelopment plan should reach Washington by June 1, with final approval anticipated this week and aid possibly arriving by fall as loans and grants for municipalities and small industries.

Charleston UPI West Virginia L. E. Ward State Commerce Department Logan Webster Ward Washington W. W. Barron

Thieves Break Into Pineville Storage Building

The commodity storage building of the Department of Public Assistance in East Pineville was broken into Monday night for the second time in six weeks. Clarence Snuffer, a maintenance man for the Wyoming County Board of Education, reported the break in early this morning. The front door lock and two internal locks were violated. Three cases of pork, three cases of butter, and 10 large cans of peanut butter were taken, per commodity agent Denny Morgan. Police Chief W. W. Bolt led the investigation.

Pineville RNS Department of Public Assistance East Clarence Snuffer Wyoming County Board of Education Denny Morgan W. W. Bolt

James Woods to Undergo Surgery at Oak Hill Hospital

James Woods, president of the Fayette County Board of Education, and operator of Woods Pharmacy in Oak Hill, will undergo surgery at Oak Hill Hospital on Wednesday.

Oak Hill RNS James Woods Oak Hill Hospital Woods Fayette County

Leisure Charged With Assault On Wife At Jumping Branch

Edgar Leisure of Beckley waived preliminary hearing today on a charge of assault with intent to kill. He was remanded to Summers County Jail in 2000 bond after allegedly firing three shots into his wife at point blank range while she sat in a car along Route 3 at Jumping Branch on April 16. She was later moved to Raleigh General Hospital in fair condition.

Edgar Leisure Beckley Jack E. Holt Hinton Summers County Rt. 3 Leisure Raleigh General Hospital

New Pinecrest Staff Changes Announced

Crystal D Patterson of Beckley becomes night telephone operator at Pinecrest Sanitarium starting Monday. She replaces Delbert Petry. Daphne Painter of Kilsyth will start as tray girl, vacancy since April 1. Robert Scott Jr of Stamford fills maintenance vacancy after Charles Young resignation. Eva Miller of Beckley named food supervisor replacing H F Robbins.

Crystal D. Patterson Beckley Pinecrest Sanitarium Okey Mills Delbert Pet Daphne Painter Kilsyth Birdie Stover Robert Scott Jr Stamford Charles Young Eva Miller H. F. Dobbins

West Virginia Sees 11783 Apply For New Unemployment Benefits

State Department of Employment Security reports 11,783 West Virginians have applied for new federal unemployment benefits. Director Clement Bassett notes applications began April 10, with 8,946 in the first week. To qualify, an idle worker must have exhausted benefits after July 1. The program offers up to 12 additional weeks at $30 per week.

Charleston UPI State Department of Eemployment Security West

Daniels Man Fined For Driving Left Of Center

James Kiser of A Daniels paid a ten dollar fine and costs to Mag istrate J E Mays at Beaver on Monday afternoon for driving to the left of the highway center. He was arrested by State Police.

Daniels James Kiser J. E. Mays Beaver

Schultz Posts $1,000 Bond On Larceny Charge

Schultz, 17, of Crab Orchard, released on $1,000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a $140 cash box from Thompson Drug Store. He was arrested by State Police after the incident Thursday afternoon.

Stewart Preston Schultz Crab Orchard Raleigh Joe Rodriguez Thompson Drug Store Charlie F. Jones Dayton Ohio Rodriguez Albert T. Wood W. A. Burke Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital William Gillispie Julian Beckley Katie Murray South Fayette St Rita Skeen Jewel Rawson

Nixon Proposal to Arm Guerrillas Draws Senate Criticism

Washington reports that former Vice President Richard Nixon urged developing guerrilla forces to counter Communist subversion in Cuba, Laos, and elsewhere. Sen. Wayne Morse and Sen. Hubert Humphrey, both Democrats, rejected the plan as leading to brushfire wars and urged focus on social reform while agreeing on separating intelligence from operational duties.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon United States Cuba Laos Wayne Morse D-Ore Senate Latin America Nixon Kennedy Morse Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Senate Foreign Relations Committee Humphrey U.S

Grass fire behind Beckley Recreation Building extinguished

Beckley Fire Department responded at 10 40 a m to a grass fire behind the Beckley Recreation Building. Fireman reported no damage and the scene was cleared with no injuries.

Beckley Beckley Recreation Building

NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International

Nobody knows who designed the flag of the United States. The trivia note asks readers to ponder the origin of the flag’s design and the historical mystery surrounding its creator.

United Press International The United States

Final rites set for Mrs Claudie Catherine Logan at Odd

Mrs Claudie Catherine Logan 69 died at her Odd home of a heart attack. Final rites will be at 2 p m Thursday at Mountain Valley Church Odd with Rev Phillip Graham in charge. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Park. She was born March 3 1892 at Odd, lifelong resident, daughter of James H Brammer and Elizabeth Bram mer. Surviving: husband Ulysses Grant Logan four sons four daughters three brothers three sisters twenty three grandchildren one great grandchild.

Claudie Catherine Logan Odd Mountain Valley Church Phillip Graham Blue Ridge Memorial Park Ulysses Grant Logan Lloyd of Beckley Ernest Eldridge Fredericksburg Calvin Fred Vines Ghent Harry Wallace Sam White Arlee Walker Cool Ridge Earl Fink Sweet Springs Clint Brammer Waldo Midway Kelly Pemberton Lesfie Fink Ellen Bryant Carl Massey Daniels

Final rites for James Overton Caperton in Mullens

James C Caperton 78 Mullens died Monday at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens heart condition. Funeral at 1 p m Thursday First Church of God Welch Rev Otis L Burgher and Rev Jimmy Mullens will conduct. Burial Saeger Memorial Cemetery Roderfield. He was born November 1883 Louisa Ky son of Allen and Claria Caperton. Survived by wife Catherine Tuddle Caperton four daughters two of them Mrs Dillon Concord Tenn and Mrs Ingle Amigo plus Mrs Mullins Bluefield and Mrs French Mullens one son Cecil Iroquois. Burial arrangements at O J Douglas Mortuary Welch after 1 p m Wednesday. (RNS)

James Overton Caperton Mullens Louisa Church of God Moose Lodge Welch Catherine Tuddle Caperton Thomas Dillon Concord Tenn Ray Ingle Amigo Jess Mullins Bluefield James French Cecil Iroquois

Final rites for William Guerrant in Fayetteville church

William Guerrant 60 of Fayetteville will have funeral services at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Second Baptist Church Fayetteville with Rev. G J Wilson in charge. Burial follows at Pierce Cemetery Fayetteville. Survivors include sister Miss Rosa Guerrant of Fayetteville and two grandchildren. Body to be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlors Beckley to the church one hour before services.

William Bill Cagey) Guerrant Fayetteville Second Baptist Church G. J. Wilson Pierce Guerrant Rosa Guerrant Ritchie and Johnson Beckley

Final rites set for Mrs Rema Bailey of Accoville

Mrs Rema Bailey 79 of Accoville died Sunday in a Welch hospital and her funeral was held today at 1 p m in the Freewill Baptist Church Crown with Rev Harry Boothe and Rev Clarence Campbell in charge Burial followed at Ruffner Cemetery Accoville She was a daughter of the late Jasper and Cynthia Toler Shannon and widow of Frank Bailey Survivors include two daughters three sons nine sisters two brothers 36 grandchildren 78 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren McNeely Funeral Home Manid Ma in charge of arrangements RNS

Rema Bailey Accoville Freewill Baptist Church Crown Harry Boothe Clarence Campbell Ruffner Bailey Welch Jasper Cynthia Toler Shannon Frank Bailey Zida Wingler Orpha Sexton Chester Sesco Homer Bailey Moundsville Fred Pineville Harry Shannon Logan Eddie Hughes Bessie Cole Clear Fork Sarah Harvey Ida Brewster Shamrock Carrie West Huntington Ethel Blankenship Ella Belcher Alma Short Wyoming County Tessie McNeely Switzer McNeely Funeral Home Man Id

Mrs Mary Richmond Final Rites Held In Odd

Mrs Mary Ellen Berks Hornsby Richmond 71 of Dunns died after a long illness in a Beckley hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Mountain Valley Baptist Church Odd with Rev A R Sayre in charge. Burial in Hanna Lilly Cemetery Odd. Survivor Basil Hornsby a son. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers. Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to transport to the church one hour before service.

Mary Ellen Berks Hornsby Richmond Dunns Mountain Valley Baptist Church Odd A. R. Sayre Hanna Lilly Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home

Brinkley Rites Set For Rich Creek Native John R Brinkley

John R Mac Brinkley 33 of Rich Creek Va died Monday in a Charlottesville Va hospital after surgery. Born April 5 1927 at Oakvale he was a son of Betty Shutt Brinkley and the late James G Brinkley. Surviving: wife Joyce daughter Pamela Sue four brothers and four sisters. He belonged to the Church of God in Oakvale. Body at Bailey Funeral Home Princeton.

John R Mac) Brinkley Rich Creek Charlottesville Oakvale Betty Shutt Brinkley James G. Brinkley Joyce Pamela Sue William S Icem Arnold Harry Brinkley Oceana Ruth Willoughby McComas Alvie Lilly Preston Wall Princeton Virginia Mullins Church of God Bailey Funeral Home Rns

Final rites for Elmer Keeton held in Sophia

Elmer Vincent Keeton aged 50 of Glen White will have funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday in Williams Funeral Home Chapel Sophia conducted by Rev J W Hampton. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died at Beckley Vet Center.

Elmer Vincent Keeton Glen White Williams Funeral Home Sophia J. W. Hampton Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Keeton Beckley Vet

Rahall Considers State Senate Seat Share of speculation swirls

Beckley businessman N. Joe Rahall says he would give a state senate bid serious consideration if approached but has not sought the post to succeed Jack A. Nuckols, who left Raleigh County to become motor vehicles commissioner. Governor Barron will pick Nuckols’ successor from three nominees, with Harmon’s Raleigh County seat also to be filled from three nominees. No rush is evident in filling either seat.

Joe Rahall Beckley Charleston Gazette Thomas F. Stafford Jack A. Nuckols Rahall Nuckols Stafford Gov. Barron Barron White Sulphur Springs Washington Charleston Byrd Conference West Virginia Raleigh Wyoming Roy Lee Harmon Harmon Raleigh County Wayne County News Democratic Executive Committee Okey Mills

Eckle, Howard J., Sandstone resident, dies after long illness

Howard J. Eckle 58 of Sandstone died at 6 25 p m Monday in a Hinton hospital after a three year illness. Born July 6 1902 in Sandstone he was a son of the late Thomas J and Cecilia Hanshaw Eckle. He lived in Sandstone all his life and belonged to Sandstone Baptist Church. He worked 40 years for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co retiring in 1959 as an extra force foreman. Survivors include wife Edith Graham Eckle a son Lyle G Eckle stationed with the Army at Ft Gordon Ga a daughter Miss Mary Eleanor Eckle of Charleston three brothers Ralph Earl both of Beckley and Harold Eckle of Glen Morgan and three sisters Mrs Clara Simmons of Sandstone Mrs Edna King of Beckley and Mrs Edith Coffman of Green Sulphur Springs. The body is at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors.

Howard J. Eckle Sandstone Hinton Thomas J Cecilia Hanshaw Eckle Sandstone Baptist Church Eckle Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co Edith Graham Eckle Lyle G. Eckle Army Ft. Gordon Mary Eleanor Eckle Charleston Ralph Earl Beckley Harold Eckle Glen Morgan Clara Simmons Edna King Edith Coffman Green Sulphur Springs Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors RNS

James M. Cox Dies in Greenville After Cabin Creek Ties

James M. Cox of Greenville South Carolina formerly of Cabin Creek dies Monday evening. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Gatens Funeral Home in Poca. Survivors include daughter Mrs Alice McCoy of Poca brother P H of Greenville and sisters Mrs Pearl Beaver Mrs Dana Haynes both of Russellville and Mrs Elvira Dar

James M. Cox Greenville Cabin Creek Gatens Funeral Home Poca Alice McCoy P. H Pearl Beaver Dana Haynes Russellville Elvira Dar

Error by Pilot Protests Stress On Proficiency

The report urges FAA industry and mental health groups to study pilot proficiency and stress. ALPA plans to protest CAB findings. Investigators had suggested a stray radio beam may have misdirected Lavrine, but the CAB found no erroneous signal. Fellow Piedmont pilots deny mental strain or intensive psychiatric treatment, noting Lavrine appeared normal day before the accident.

Lawrine The Air Line Pilots Association ALPA CAB Lavrine Charlottesville Piedmont Laurine United Press International

Thornhill Elected to WV Trial Lawyers Board

W A Thornhill of Beckley was elected to a two year term on the West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association governing board during the final session of a three day meeting Sunday. Dean Roscoe Pound, 91 and former Harvard Law School dean, spoke to the lawyers Sunday. Other Berkleyans at the seminar included W A Thornhill II G Berk Lynch C Berkley Lilly A J Sparacino and David Kennedy.

W. A. Thornhill Beckley West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Roscoe Pound Pound Harvard Law School

Commodities Ready Distribution at Mabscott Town Hall

Commodities will be distributed from Mabscott Town Hall on Thursday and Friday between 9 a m and 5 p m. Recipients are asked to bring their own containers for the food.

Mabscott Town Hall

Mrs Laura Carter Final Rites Held In Presbyterian Church

Mrs Laura Carter 78 of Princeton Beckley Road died Monday in a Princeton hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Lakeview Presbyterian Church, burial in Bailey Cemetery. She leaves eight daughters, three sons, four stepsons, three stepdaughters, and a sister. She was born August 25 1882 in Grayson County Virginia. The Rev Paul Bohn will officiate.

Laura Quixlen Carter Princeton- Beckley Road Lakeview Presbyterian Church Paul Bohn Bailey Cemetery Old Ingleside Road Carter Princeton Grayson County Bill Lake Shawnee Walter Marvin Biggs Air Force Base Texas Tom Beckley Henry Ace Ingleside Charlie Carter Rock Minde Champ Tertie Whittaker Clara Noble Bob Meadows Richmond Vance

Forest fire unlocated near Mid way Sophia area

County foresters could not locate a reported fire in the Mid way Sophia region Monday night though district forester Carl Lucas cautioned it may have burned out. A grass fire near the Prosperity Post Office was extinguished Monday afternoon and another blaze was investigated at Tipple in Wyoming County about four miles southeast of Glen Rogers.

Midway - Sophia Carl Lucas Prosperity Post Office Tipple Wyoming County Glen Rogers

State To Complete RR Purchase Today

State Conservation Director Warden Lane says arrangements should be completed today for the purchase of the Cass Railroad in Pocahontas County for tourist development. Lane and officials met with owners of the 12 mile line to discuss the purchase and Gov Barron announced the state would buy and lease to private investors. Barron and officials toured the railroad Sunday.

Attorney Grant Cooper Divides Finch Equity

Attorney Grant Cooper and Barbara Jean Finch's two children split one third of the 16 675 equity in the Finch home. Patti Dee Daugherty and Raymond Finch, ages 12 and 7, share with Cooper after Superior Judge Clyde Triplett approved the agreement. Finch and Carole Tregoff are serving life terms for the July 18 1959 murder stay at the home.

Los Angeles UPI Grant Cooper Barbara Jean Finch R. Bernard Finch Carole Tregoff Finch Patti Dee Daugherty Clyde C. Triplett Miss Tregoff

Providence College president Slavin dies of heart attack

The Very Rev. Robert J. Slavin O P 54 president of Providence College collapsed and died Monday of a heart attack in Providence R I Also reported Waldo Emerson Bailey 64 U S vice consul in London at the start of World War II died Monday at his home of a heart attack in Jackson Mississippi

Providence, R. I UPT Robert J. Slavin O. P Providence College

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