Cold War Calm Expected by U S Officials
UPI dispatch reports high U S officials foresee a calm period in the cold war for the coming months as Khrushchev seeks to consolidate gains and improve the Communist bloc while the United States remains alert for a possible rapid Soviet move. Kennedy faces internal policy debates between hardline and conciliatory camps as Rusk and other advisers note Khrushchev may delay new offensives to offset recent East European and China shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Cuba
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Europe
Red
China
NATO
Moscow
Russia
Red China
India
West
W. Averell Harriman
Peking
Five Orders Signed by Judge Norman Knapp Dismisses and Divorces
Judge Norman Knapp signed five orders. Three cases were dismissed without prejudice: Clay Coal Mining Co. v. Orville T. Carr. Letis Wills and Melva Wills v. Royalty Indemnity Co. New York. Nettie Bell Deweese v. Johnson Meador and Eddie Joe Meador. Linda Bryant was granted a divorce from Robert Bryant. Melvin Sanders, administrator for the estates of John H. Fix and John R. Fix, was permitted to file an answer to a counterclaim by Mabel Lee Bolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Knapp
Clay Coal Mining Co
Orville T. Carr
Letis
Melva
Royalty Indemnity Co
New York
Nettie Bell Deweese
Johnson Meador
Eddie Joe Meador
Linda Bryant
Robert Bryant
Melvin Sanders
Mabel Lee Bolen
John H. Fix
John R. Fix
Parents Stand By Slayer Of Sister In Court Arraignment
Winthrop Massachusetts. Bereaved parents prepared to stand by 14 year old Thomas Cadigan as he faces arraignment in East Boston district court on a juvenile delinquency charge for the death of his sister Margaret 17. Police say he confessed after beating stabbing and strangling her in her Brighton area room following a radio dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Mass
Thomas Cadigan
East Boston
Margaret
Mount St. Joseph’s Academy
Brighton
John
Centennial Queen Judging To Begin In Charleston WV
West Virginia prepares for the Centennial Queen contest with 55 county entrants. Judges will trim the field to 15 finalists on Friday and five on Saturday at the Charleston Civic Center. The queen will be named April 27 and will appear at Pasadena Rose Bowl and Blackwater Falls events in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Charleston Civic Center
Pasadena
Calif
Blackwater Falls State Park
Municipal Auditorium
Police Probe Two Accidents
Two unrelated Sunday accidents drew police attention. Sandra Shriver, 17, faced a traffic light violation after a red light crash at East Main and South Fayette, damaging $300. she must appear in Police Court. A state investigation on West Virginia 16 at Midway found no charges after a rear collision on slick roads, with $600 total damage between Lonzo Fitzwater and James Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Shriver
Woodlawn Ave
Miss Shriver
East Main Street
Frank Worley
Beckley
South Fayette Street
W. Va
Midway
Lonzo L. Fitzwater
Jonben
James O. Elliott
Blue Jay
Nine Mines Open In Area Nine Mines Open In Area
Nine new mines in West Virginia will hire about 51 miners under permits issued by the New River Winding Gulf Division. Companies and hires include H and B Coal No 3 Raleigh County six, Orbit Coal No 9 Wyoming County six, Browns Coal No 2 Nicholas two, Mc Cutcheon No 2 Nicholas two, Preston and McClung No 6 Nicholas five, George No 6 Nicholas eight, Thorny Knob No 3 Greenbrier nine, Comer Coal Inc No Nicholas five, and K and M Coal No 1 Fayette eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
West Virginia Department of Mines
Beckley
H. and B. Coal Co
Raleigh County
Orbit Coal Co
Wyoming County
Brown’s Coal Co
Nicholas County
Cutcheon Coal Co
Preston and McClung Coal Co
George Coal Co
Thorny Knob
Greenbrier County
Comer Coal Co., Inc
K and M Coal Co
Fayette County
Delinquent Land Sales Attracts Many People
The Raleigh County Courthouse main floor corridor was nearly mobbed as taxpayers redeemed land and others bought land for unpaid 1961 property taxes. The sheriff set today as the tax sale date and no instant estimate of property pieces sold was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
63 Hunting Fishing Licenses Go On Sale
The 1963 hunting and fishing licenses will be available at Raleigh County Clerk offices starting 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. Clerk C. O. Smith said all license classes arrived today but must be checked before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
C. O. (Smitty) Smith
Winter roads warn drivers on state highways in snow
Beckley State Police urge extreme caution on area highways as hidden ice under fresh snow creates slipping hazards. Snow tires or chains urged. traffic slow on the West Virginia Turnpike from the Memorial Tunnel to Princeton. Runways iced and foggy at Raleigh County Memorial Airport. buses late. utilities report no major outages though some frozen pipes. Snow totals reach 12 inches in some WV mountains with temperatures 8 to 9 degrees below normal for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
West Virginia Turnpike
Beckley Exchange
Memorial Tunnel
Princeton
Raleigh County Memorial
Roanoke
Cincinnati
Ohio
Greyhound
Beckley Water Co
Street Commission
A. Fray Lilly
West Virginia
Randolph County
Tucker County
Clay County
Logan
Pleasants
Clarksburg
Weston
Moundsville
Bluefield
Blue Laws Continued From Page One
Clans of Huntington and five employees. A raid on Huntington's Pickway store on U. S. 60 netted authorities two more persons, Vernon L. Shank and Fred Bias. Cabell County authorities said another large discount store in the area, Bazaar, chose to remain closed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
U. S
Vernon L. Shank
Fred Bias
Cabell County
Bazaar
Legislative Leaders All Renominated
Incumbents Howard W. Carson Jr. and Julius Singleton were renominated without opposition for Senate President and Speaker of the House as Democratic caucuses selected presiding officers. Ratification will occur when the 56th Legislature convenes January 9 in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Howard W. Carson Jr
Julius Singleton
Senate
House of Delegates
House
J. Howard Myers
Martinsburg
John Howell
Guy Douglas
Lookout
Paul Babich
Beckley
Road Commission
C. A. Blankenship
Pineville
Don Yoak
Spencer
Earl Brawley
George H. Seibert Jr
Wheeling
John E. Carrigan
Sherrard
Seven Miners Die After West Pennsylvania Mine Blast
Rescue teams labored 40 miles south of Pittsburgh as seven miners were confirmed dead after a powerful explosion and ensuing fire. Officials noted debris and a blown belt belt tag evidence while others remained entombed. James Girod said rescue units could reach within 1000 feet of the passage face by early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley C. Stalmaker
Palmer
Paul C. Zvolenski
J. E. Martowcik Jr
Uniontown
Arthur Lebons
Fairbank
Albert Cavalcante
Masontown
John M. Santer
Norman A. Benninghoff
McClellandtown
James Girod
John C. Moore
Frick Coal Division
U.S. Steel
Beit
Pittsburgh
Two Juvenile Girls Face Truancy Charges
Two juvenile girls from Cool Ridge and MacArthur will appear before Juvenile Court Judge Harry L. McCreery Saturday on truancy charges. They were remanded to the Raleigh County Jail juvenile quarters at 3:30 p.m. Saturday by State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool Ridge
MacArthur
Harry L. MecCreery
Raleigh County
North Beckley District Hearing Set Tuesday
A Raleigh County Court scheduled a 1:30 p m Tuesday hearing by the North Beckley Public Service District to plan extending sewer lines and other improvements to the Whitestick and Cranberry Creek watershed. James D Lilly, chairman of the County Planning and Zoning Commission, stated the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beckley
Burial Insurance Mail Offer Promises $1000 Life Coverage
An advertisement promotes a mail order burial insurance policy from Central Security Life Insurance Co. No medical exam is needed and no agent will call. It targets adults aged around 40 to 90 and invites readers to send name, address, and year of birth to Fort Worth, Texas, for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept
West Rosedale
Fort Worth 4
Texas
Obituary notices for Harvey and Burns in Bolt and Beckwith
Deaths and funerals list Okey Johnson Harvey of Bolt age 80 who died at home after a long illness. Survivors include his wife Susie Daniels Harvey and six sons among 17 grandchildren. Final rites for James William Burns 46 of Beckwith set for Tuesday at Cotton Hill Baptist Church with burial at Price Cemetery. Burns died Saturday night at a sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Burns
Beckwith
Cotton Hill Baptist Church
William Seacrist
Price Cemetery
Burns
Charlene Burgess
Fayette County
William F
Laura Dodson Burns
Frank
Charlie Burns
Naoma
Susie Burns
Steubenville
Ohio
Reba Dobbins
Charleston
Walter Albreght
Portsmouth
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Final rites set for Thomas Thornsbury at North Springs
Thomas Thornsbury 34 of Lynco dies after a long illness in Beckley hospital. Funeral at Missionary Baptist Church North Springs at 11 a m with Rev H E Peters in charge. Burial in family cemetery Little Cub Creek. Born Sept 28 1928 Saeger son of Floyd Thornsbury and the late Elsie Porter Thornsbury. Survived by wife Jessie Lester Thornsbury Lynco two sons John Marshall and Danny Joe daughter Sheila Ann five brothers Earl Harold Heney Herbert and Franklin D Jaeger and two sisters Josephine and Athaline. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thornsbury
Lynco
Missionary Baptist
Jessie Lester Thornsbury
John Marshall
Danny Joe
Sheila Ann
Earl
Harold
Heney
Herbert
Franklin D
Jaeger
Josephine
Athaline
Taeger
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
John Kopec Funeral to Be Held in Prosperity
Funeral services for John Kopec 79 Prosperity will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Melton Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Ernest Barley officiating. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died at a local hospital at 3 45 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness born in Poland December 16 1883 came to the United States in 1906 became a naturalized citizen in 1922 resident of Prosperity since 1926 former employee of The New River Coal Co at Harvey and Cranberry retired in 1949 member of the Polish Reserve Army in Pennsylvania survivors include three sons Julius of Dorothy Chester of Prosperity and Johnny of Elizabeth N J four daughters Mrs Caroline Shelton Mrs Albia Baboo Mrs Virginia Gorskey all of Elizabeth N J and Mrs Stella Bair of Knoxville Md and 10 grandchildren friends may call after 10 a.m. Tuesday Pallbearers are Wick Piotrowski Kenneth Payne Thomas Kincaid Eddie Voltz Franke Nagine and Tony Kokoski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kopec
Prosperity
Melton
Ernest Barley
Burail
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Poland
United States
New River Coal Co
Harvey and Cranberry
Pennsylvania
Julius
Dorothy
Chester
Johnny
Elizabeth
N. J
Caroline Shelton
Albaiia Baboo
Virginia Gorskey
Stella Bair
Knoxville
Wick Piotrowski
Kenneth Payne
Thomas Kincaid
Eddie Voltz
Franke Nagie
Tony Kokoski
Minnie M. Luck Rites Planned in Louisa Va
Funeral services for Minnie M. Luck 59 of Prince will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Woodward Funeral Home Louisa with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. A Raleigh County resident 35 years she owned a Prince grocery, member Sharon Christian Church. Survived by sisters Lena Trinham Martha Strong Ethel Edwards and brothers James Harry Baker. The body remains at Caffee Funeral Home until 6 a.m. Tuesday and may be viewed after 1 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie M. Luck
Prince
Woodward
Louisa
Hillcrest
Robert L
Fanny Stanley Baker
Sharon Christian Church
Raleigh County
Melvin W. Luck
Lena Trinham
Martha Strong
Bumpass
Ethel Edwards
Richmond
James
Harry Baker
Caffee
Mrs Lizzie Green Funeral Arrangements
Mrs Lizzie Green 80 of 321 G Street died at her son Frank Green 102 Sour Street at 7 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. Her body is at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Green
G St
Frank Green
Sour St
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Eldridge Lively Dies in Huntington Hospital
Eldridge Lively of Huntington dies at 11 a m Sunday in a Huntington hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Bob Lively Huntington former residents of Lively RNS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Lively
Huntington
Bob Lively
Lively
Rns
Funeral for Mrs Ophelia Hatfield in Coal Mountain Church
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs Ophelia Hatfield of Guyan proceed Tuesday at 2 pm at Coal Mountain Missionary Baptist Church with Rev Robert Miller presiding Burial follows at Hatfield Cemetery Guyan She died Sunday in a Welch hospital after a long illness Born July 5 1885 in Clear Fork daughter of the late Blackburn and Mary Maynor Her husband Gaston Hatfield died in 1958 Survived by six sons Albert Guvan Wayne Don Rush Alva all of Coal Mountain Roscoe of Columbus Ohio three daughters Mrs Mary Brooks Simon Mrs Merlie Walls Pineville and Miss Rosetta Hatfield Coal Mountain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia Hatfield
Guyan
Coal Mountain Missionary Baptist Church
Robert Miller
Hatfield
Welch Hospital
Clear Fork
Blackburn
Mary Maynor
Gaston Hatfield
Albert
Guvan
Wayne
Don
Rush
Alva
Coal Mountain
Roscoe
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Brooks
Simon
Merlie Walls
Pineville
Rosetta Hatfield
Bell-ans Sleep Aid Ad Promises Quick Gas Relief
An advertising blurb promotes Bell-ans tablets to stop stomach gas caused by excess acid. It suggests taking the tablets with hot water at bedtime and reading until sleep. Claims no harmful drugs and offers a postal request for a free sample from Bell-ans, Orangeburg, New York, for 35 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell-ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Graveside rites for George D Moses in Lansing
George David Moses 88 of Lansing will have burial at Lansing Cemetery Tuesday at 11 am with Rev. William Dreger in charge. He died Saturday after a long illness. Born March 19 1874 in Mount Nebo he was a son of William Theodore and Lucy Johns Moses. A retired state road foreman he is survived by son Clifford Moses of Lansing. The body is at Dodd Payne Funeral Home in Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David Moses
Lansing
William Dreger
Moses
Mount Nebo
William Theodore
Lucy Johns Moses
Clifford Moses
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Charles F Jackson Dies. 75 Prominent Beckley Engineer
Funeral services for Charles Franklin Jackson 75 of 301 Johnston Road will be at 2 p m Wednesday at the Methodist Temple with Rev Charles Walker officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. A Chesapeake and Ohio Railway engineer retired 10 years ago he was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and affiliated with The Methodist Temple. Survivors include his wife Cronie, four sons Hubert Charles Aubrey and Samuel all of Beckley one stepdaughter Lucille Pugh Williamson twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body will lie in state at Melton Mortuary home from 10 a m Tuesday until service time. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Jackson
Johnstown Road
Methodist Temple
Charles Walker
Reece Burns
Jim Franklin
Sunset Memorial Park
Covington
Benjamin Jackson
Beckley
Hinton
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Sally Grose Jackson
Cronie Jackson
Hubert Jackson
Charles W. Jackson
Aubrey Jackson
Samuel
Butler
N. J
Lucille Pugh
Williamson
Melton
William Shumate
Chester Foley
Douglas Schwank
Noel Christian
Posey Pettry
Richard Presley
Dillon Dies at 62 in Raleigh County Home
Henry Howard Dillon 62 of Harper died at his home Sunday at 12 55 p m He was born in Matsville August 15 1900 son of the late George and Ellen Athy Dillon A lifelong Raleigh County resident he worked at the Eccles mine Essie Martin Dillon his widow three sons Clarence Ray Cleveland Ohio George O Dillon in Japan and an Airman at Johnson Air Force Base N C a brother Duff Dillon Mount Tabor three sisters Ina Daniel Eccles Leta Boggs Prosperity Garnet Hurt Grant Town two grandchildren and six step grandchildren The body is at the Melton Mortuary pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Howard Dillon
Harper
Matsville
George
Ellen Athy Dillon
Raleigh County
Eccles
Essie Martin Dillon
Clarence Ray
Cleveland
Ohio
George O. Dillon
Japan
Johnson Air Force Base
N. C
Duff Dillon
Mount Tabor
Ina Daniel
Leta Boggs
Prosperity
Garnet Hurt
Grant Town
Melton Mortuary
Infant Roy Lilly Funeral in Odd
Funeral services for infant Roy Willard Lilly of Odd will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Good Hope Baptist Church in Odd with Rev Basil Baldwin in charge. Burial follows at Greasy Cole Cemetery. The child died at birth Sunday in a Mullens hospital. Survived by sister Deborah at home, paternal grandparents Willard and Lilly Lilly of Odd, maternal grandmother Roy Agee of Pierpont, paternal great grandfather Levi Lilly of Resaco, and maternal great grandparents Manuel Farley of Princewick and his wife. Body to be taken to the home at 4 p.m. today from Mc Dougal’s Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home in Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Willard Lilly
Willard
Helen Agee Lilly
Odd
Good Hope Baptist Church of
Basil Baldwin
Greasy Cole
Mullens Hospital
Deborah
Willard Lilly
Roy Agee
Pierpoint
Levi Lilly
Resaco
Manuel Farley
Princewick
McDougal
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Mullens
Governor’s relief appointee faces Senate politics clash
In a report cited by Stafford, Nuckols, a Panhandle leader, backed rival candidates for the Senate appointment, angering Barron and prompting a costly New York trip. Nuckols’ lavish office redecorating and district printing aggravated administration critics, risking his reappointment next June and a potential shift in influence within the governor’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Senate
Nuckols
G. C. Porter
Barron
Panhandle
New York
State Travel Board
Fires Take Eight Lives In Two States
United Press International reports disastrous fires Sunday within 60 miles killed eight people including five children. An oil burner fire at Round Lake Beach, Illinois killed Elmer Deeke and three children while wife Lillian and another child escaped. In Muskego, Wisconsin a family of four perished. A gas explosion and fire at All Saints Lutheran Church in Fox Lake injured three and treated two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Round Lake Beach
Elmer Deeke
David
Nila
John
Deeke
Lillian
Tanya
Muskego
Wis
Jay Stewart
Ruby
Sandra
Larry
All-Saints Lutheran Church
Fox Lake
Capitol elevator signs switch to letters numbers
The Capitol elevators now use two types of signals with F on the street level Senate side and 1 on the House side while P and 2 mark Senate and House floors respectively and G and 3 top floors. Central building uses B PF Pp and G with actual floors marked HE and SE. No visitor should get lost. If still confused, stay home and run for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Senate
House
Congress
Nehru predicts prolonged border war and confident victory
India’s prime minister Nehru said the border conflict could be long lasting perhaps five years or more but asserted confidence that India would prevail in the struggle. He spoke in a period tone underscoring determination and resolve amid hostilities with neighboring forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Illinois Aid Commission Encounters More Woes
The Illinois Public Aid Commission faces clashes over birth control and a proposed use of state funds to pay for divorces for mothers on relief. One member resigns after condemning the contraceptive vote as a “rotten deal.” The divorce plan sparks strong opposition from many at the meeting, with emphasis on aid recipients being unmarried or deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Illinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
Aid Commission
Lords of London May Include Communist Lord Milford
Wogan Philipps 60 inherits the Milford title after his father’s death. An Eton and Oxford educated veteran of the Spanish Civil War he previously ran as a Communist candidate in 1950. Charles Kerr 28 becomes Lord Teviot after his father’s passing and jokes of driving a No 6 bus in Brighton as he pursues promotion to bus driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
House of Lords
Wogan Philipps
Lord Milford
Friday
Philipps
Eton
Oxford
International Brigade
Charles Kerr
Lord Teviot
Kerr
Brighton
Satyrs in Greek Mythology as Nymphs' Brothers
Britannica notes satyrs are half-man half-beast figures linked to mountain nymphs. They are roguish yet faint-hearted, reflecting playful, rustic spirits in ancient myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Britannica
Hearings Today On Beer Counts
The Fifth Wheel owner Tom Toney and waitress Shirley Buskirk both face beer violation charges. A 17 year old Beckley youth said he bought a six pack there, admitting to the sale without checking age, leading to further court actions against those involved. Morrison, Griffith also faced penalties in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Road
Tom Toney
Shirley Buskirk
Fof Beckley
Joe Rodriguez
Toney
Buskirk
Beckley
Jimmy Lee Morrison
Eccles
Louis A. Gall Jr
Trap Hill
Gary C. Griffith
Fairdale
Gall
Scranton says Kennedy unbeatable for reelection now
Pennsylvania Governor elect William Scranton told NBC Meet the Press that Kennedy would be unbeatable if up for reelection today. He said he would not refuse a draft, and would support Nelson Rockefeller if he is the GOP nominee, while urging the party to change its public image by deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Kennedy
Scranton
Meet the Press
NBC
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Guild Rejects Cooling Period in Cleveland Strike
The American Newspaper Guild rejected a cooling off period as Teamsters Local 473 drivers, on strike since November 29, voted to end the walkout until January 3. Plain Dealer and Press publishers hoped workers would return to negotiations through a civic committee proposal. Guild votes: Plain Dealer 133 9 in favor. Press 172 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters Local 473
Morning Plain Dealer
Afternoon Press
Civic Committee
Civic Committee of Seven
Plain Dealer
Press Unit
Boy struck by stray bullet in Greer surgery ends well
Five year old Terry Sparks was hit in the head by a .38 slug that officials said likely came from a distance. Surgeons at Greenville General Hospital removed the slug and doctors reported no permanent damage. The incident occurred as Terry played near his home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GREER
S. C
UPI
Terry Sparks
Sarah Sparks
Greenville General Hospital
Missing Rhodell girl found after three weeks away
Rhodell ninth grade student Carol Branch, 14, was reported missing by her mother Mrs Beulah Owens. Police returned her home Saturday morning after she had been staying with Mrs Joe Cadle since Friday near Rhodell. She ran away about three weeks ago with a companion, and had been found in Lexington North Carolina during a second journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Branch
Rhodell
Beulah Owens
J. K. Cole
Joe Cadle
Stoco
Lexington
N. C
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Stewart Hensley
Kyle Cleaners
Raleigh
Lmbr
Girod
Boreas
Okey Johnson Harvey
Bolt
Miles and
Parthina Cook Harvey
Breckenridge
Eugene
Lindenhurst
Okey Jr
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Mattie Toler
Mrs
Minnie Luck
Charles F. Jackson
Henery H. Dillon
Jane
Llinois Aid Commission
Teviot
JFK
Boy Okeh
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