Powell Losing Cancer Battle
Beverly Hills, Calif. Dick Powell shows a setback in his cancer fight but remains not a terminal case according to Dr. John C. Sharpe. Powell, 97, is under cobalt and intravenous treatment as his press agent notes increased sedation and possible linked back trouble. Powell and June Allyson moved to an apartment on Wilshire Boulevard amid reports of malignancies in lymph glands and chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dick Powell
Powell
John C. Sharpe
Sharpe
Frank McFadden
June Allyson
Wilshire Boulevard
Ucla Medical Center
Mabscott Voters Approve Levy For Town Hall and Streets
Mabscott residents voted 85 percent in favor of an excess levy to fund a town hall and street improvements. Of 228 ballots, 194 supported the levy and 34 opposed, raising 11000 toward an 44000 project with 75 percent federal funds if approved by the Community Facilities Administration. Mayor Waybright commended voters and noted applications would be sent to Charleston for Public Works Acceleration Act processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabscott
H. V. Waybright
Community Facilities Administration
Waybright
Charleston
Town Council
Jail Riot Ends After Four Hour Battle At Caseros Prison
A four hour clash at Caseros Prison ends with a truce as ten guards die and four ringleaders are separated for rooms while a deadly firefight resumes. Federal police backed by submachine guns swarm the area as a station wagon loaded with firebombs is found outside the jail. Judge Insaurralde and Col. Paiva react as authorities seek to restore order and protect inmates amid renewed gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseros
Hugo U. Lujan
Castrillon
Seffer
Soto
Lujan
Leopoldo Insaurralde
Miguel A. Paiva
Aad
Insaurralde
Four Dogs Up for Adoption at Raleigh County Shelter
Four dogs were placed at the Raleigh County Animal Shelter for adoption Tuesday, according to caretaker A. C. Allen. The animals await homes and new owners in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Animal Shelter
A. C. Allen
Meredith vows to press change amid Ole Miss battle
Meredith describes his academic probation at Ole Miss and the broader system that he says keeps Negroes from education. He cites ongoing campus atmosphere, NAACP relations, and a long fight costing the government hundreds of thousands of dollars as it plans to continue indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Admissions
Meredith
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ole Miss
Justice Department
Congo crisis sparks U N and US worry over Katanga
American officials say Congo grows more tempting to Soviet aims as Katanga’s bid for integration falters, shaking Premier Cyrille Adoula’s government. They note signals Moscow seeks an invitation to intervene, potentially from a future regime if Adoula falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
United States
Soviet Union
Adoula
Reapportionment Call as 60-day Session Opens
McQuade urged federal court to assume reapportionment of the Legislature if the upcoming 60-day session fails to redraw seats. The complaint argues the current system granting each county at least one House seat is unconstitutional. Judge John A. Field Jr. was asked to take responsibility if lawmakers do not act within the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
House of Delegates
John A. Field Jr
Beckley Drivers Not Charged In City Collision
At 1 15 p m Tuesday on North Oakwood Avenue city police report no charges against drivers Frank Marshall 31 of Beckley and Willard B Gilkerson 58 of Beckley after a 1953 truck backed into a 1958 car while the car was stopped. Damages are estimated at 125 dollars and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Oakwood Avenue
Frank Marshall
Beckley
Willard B. Gilkerson
St James ANE Sunday School Program Set at East Park Church
The public is invited to attend the St James ANE Sunday School program at 7 p.m. Thursday at East Park church, according to the Rev. D L. Smith, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Ane
East Park
D. L. Smith
Deaths and Funerals Final Rites for Charles Vance
Final rites for Charles Bernard Vance age 22 of Colcord were set for 1:30 p.m. today in Sycamore Chapel Colcord with Rev. Robert Rasmussen officiating. Burial followed in Ameagle family cemetery. Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville managed arrangements. Tina Marie Johnson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Johnson formerly of Oceana died Tuesday in Chicago. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bernard Vance
Colcord
Sycamore Chapel
Robert Rasmussen
Ameagle
Armstrong Funeral
Whitesville
Tina Marie Johnson
Douglas Johnson
Chicago
Ill
Oceana
Evans Funeral Home
Final rites for Theresa Lynn Humphrey child of Ohio family
Theresa Lynn Humphrey day old daughter of Lloyd Lewis and Gladys Richmond Humphrey of Cleveland Ohio died Sunday morning in a Cleveland hospital. Final rites were to be held at 11 a.m. today in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with the Rev Randolph Johnson officiating. Burial at Bible Cemetery Fayetteville Route 1. Surviving relatives include Lloyd Humphrey Sr Thurmond and Blaine Richmond Hix grandparents. daughters Helen Spolpore Prosperity Sophia Belaskey Durham NC Rose Pennant Cleveland. two sons Frank Jr Prosperity and Elmer Lee Alexandria VA. sister Rose Sackacks Perth Amboy NJ. 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Body to remain at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home until funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Lynn Humphrey
Lloyd Lewis
Gladys Richmond Humphrey
Cleveland
Ohio
Tyree
Felix
Helen
Spolpore
Prosperity
Charlie
Sophia) Belaskey
Durham
N.C
Bill
Rose) Pennant
Frank Jr
Elmer Lee
Alexandria
Rose Sackacks
Perth Amboy
N.J
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Funeral services for Joseph Walton held at Welcome Baptist
Joseph Walton aged 63 of 210 Seventh Street East Park died Sunday after a short illness. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. Thursday at Welcome Baptist Church with Rev. Archie Johnson officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife Ada Walton three stepdaughters Cleopatra James Helen Hubbard of Beckley and Vivian Hannah of Cleveland Ohio one stepson Willie Hairston of Beckley and one foster son Augustina Walton of Columbus Ohio. The body will be moved from Trent and Durgan Funeral Home to the church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walton
Seventh St
East Park
Welcome Baptist Church
Archie Johnson
Greenwood Memorial Park
Walton
Ada Walton
Cleopatra James
Helen Hubbard
Beckley
Vivian Hannah
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Hairston
Augustina Walton
Columbus
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Final rites set for Thomas E Higginbotham of Dayton
Thomas E Higginbotham 37 of Dayton Ohio dies December 14 in a Dayton hospital. He worked for Fisher Body Works and was a World War II veteran. Survived by two sons Donald Earl and Jerry Lee a daughter Sharon a brother Yuhal B Higginbotham a sister Ruth Hicks of Fayetteville and a half brother James Thomas of Edmond. Funeral at Dodd Payne Chapel Fayetteville Thursday at 2 p.m. burial in Huse Memorial Park. Body remains at funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Higginbotham
Dayton
Ohio
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
J. A. Crosier
Huse Memorial Park
Higginbotham
Fisher Body Works
Donald Earl
Jerry Lee
Sharon
Yuhal B. Higginbotham
Cleveland
Ruth Hicks
James Thomas
Edmond
Mrs. Hattie Pearl Eddins Rites Held in Sophia
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Pearl Eddins age 60 of Sophia were set for 2 p.m. Friday at Sophia Friendship Baptist Church with Rev. W. F. Tolliver officiating. Burial followed in Hot Coal Cemetery. She died Monday night after a six month illness. She was born May 7, 1902, in Sophia, daughter of the late Joseph and Lucinda Polk, and lived in Sophia all her life. Survivors include her husband Joseph. stepmother Stella Davis of Radford Va.. three sons Louis and Carl in Sophia and Charles stationed with the U S Air Force in Louisiana. two daughters Rebecca Martin and Mary Hart of Sophia. four brothers Jerry, Quincy, Bill of Sophia and James of Harper Heights. two sisters Myrtle Jones and Cecil Sears, both of Sophia. four grandchildren. The body remained at Williams Funeral Home until the funeral hour. Pallbearers were Chester Smith, Willard McGraw, Sherman Akers, Cecil Mahone, James Slayers and Ike Eller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Pearl Eddins
Sophia
Sophia Friendship Baptist Church
W. F. Tolliver
Hot Coal
Joseph
Lucinda Polk
Stella Davis
Radford
Louis
Carl
U.S. Air Force
Louisiana
Charles
Portsmouth
Blaine
Rebecca) Martin
Ronald
Mary) Hart
Jerry
Quincy
Bill
James
Harper Heights
Myrtle Jones
Cecil Sears
Williams Funeral Home
Chester Smith
Willard McGraw
Sherman Akers
Cecil Mahone
James Slayers
Ike Eller
Final rites for Oliver K Snuffer of Crab Orchard
Oliver K Snuffer 71 of Crab Orchard died Tuesday morning after a long illness. He was a retired stone mason and lifelong Raleigh County resident born January 16 1891. Services Thursday 2 pm at Crab Orchard Baptist Church with Rev C S Donnelly. Burial Sunset Memorial. Survived by wife Macie Riffe Snuffer two sisters Mrs Mattie Lilly Mrs Effie Wood one stepdaughter Lois Hurley five grandchildren and two stepsons Robert Jessup and Gilmer Jessup. Body at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home until one hour before services. Nephews to serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver K. Snuffer
Crab Orchard
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
C. S. Donnelly
Sunset Memorial Park
Rheena Spangler Snufer
Raleigh County
Funeral services planned for Frank Farley in Roanoke
Frank Farley 62 of Ravencliff died suddenly at 2 20 p m Tuesday in a Roanoke hospital from coronary thrombosis. Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday in Roanoke. He was employed 30 years by Raleigh Wyoming Mining Co Glen Rogers, retiring when the mine closed in 1960. Survivors include his wife Vera four daughters Mrs George Osborne Leesburg Va Miss Ruby Farley Arlington Va Mrs Elmer Myrtle Luther Los Angeles Calif Miss June Farley Orlando Fla and three sons George Arlington Frank Dayton Ohio and Doug at home. (RNS)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farley
Ravencliff
Roanoke
Farley
Pineville
Laurel Farley
George Farley
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Co
Glen Rogers
Vera Farley
George
Vera) Osborne
Leesburg
Ruby Farley
Arlington
Elmer
Myrtle) Luther
Los Angeles
Calif
June Farley
Orlando
Fla
Frank
Dayton
Ohio
Doug
Don D. Cook Final Rites Planned at Oceana Church
Don D. Cook 72 of Oceana will have funeral services at 2 p m Thursday at Toneda Baptist Church with Rev. Dewey Wilson and Rev. Verne E. Cook presiding. Burial at Cook Cemetery behind the church. He died Tuesday in Welch hospital where he had been ill since Friday. Born January 3 1890 at Oceana he was the son of the late Sandy P and Frances Marshall Cook. Survived by his wife Blanche Elkins Cook a daughter Kathleen of Oceana three brothers A L of Logan Kermit A of Morgantown Noel of Singapore a sister Lillian Toler of Clear Fork and three grandchildren. He served as pastor and trustee of Toneda Baptist Church taught in Wyoming County 32 years worked in Kopperston Coal Preparation Dept completed a six year Wyoming County Board of Education term served 19 years on the Old Oceana District Board of Education was postmaster at Toney Fork 19 years and was a Mason. Evans Funeral Home in Oceana directing with one hour residence at the church prior. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don D. Cook
Oceana
Toneda Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Sophia
Verne E. Cook
Cook Cemetery
Cook
Welch Hospital
Sandy P
Frances Marshall Cook
Blanche Elkins Cook
Kathleen Cook
A. L
Logan
Kermit A
Morgantown
Noel Cook
Singapore
Lillian Toler
Clear Fork
Toneda
Final rites for Howard Crouthers in Lexington church
Howard Crouthers age 75 of 130 Simpkins Street, Lexington Virginia, will be buried in the family cemetery at Buffalo, Virginia. Services set for Friday at Randolph Methodist Church with Rev. G E Fagan in charge and funeral home Wright and Anderson handling arrangements until 7 30 a m Friday. He died after arrival at a local hospital Monday morning. Survived by wife Elnora Harris Crouthers of Beckley two sons Ross Harris and Lee Harris stationed with the Air Force in Michigan and Hampton Virginia and two daughters Mrs Gladys James and Mrs Octavia Cox of Beckley. Beverly Hills California UPD Actor Thomas Mitchell buried Tuesday at private family services in his home per his widow Susan. He was 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crouthers
Simpkins St
Randolph Methodist Church
Lexington
G. E. Fagan
Buffalo
Elnora Harris Crouthers
Beckley
Ross Harris
Air Force
Michigan
Lee Harris
Hampton
Gladys James
Octavia Cox
Wright and Anderson Funeral
Virginia Church
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPD
Thomas Mitchell
Tommy
Susan
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Nagye in Prosperity
Funeral rites for 77 year old Mrs Sophia Nagye of Prosperity will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Bobby Waddell officiating. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens follows. She died at 2:30 a.m. today at her daughter's home after a long illness. Born September 5 1886 in Hungary she was a member of the Prosperity Baptist church. Survivors include her husband Frank who preceded her in death in 1955 and three other relatives.
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Sophia Nagye
Prosperity
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Bobby Waddell
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rudoph
Ann) Walney
Hungary
Prosperity _BOSTO
MUPI
Siegfried Tabernacle
J. Thannhauser
Frank
Mrs Sophia Goldbogen dies at 100 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills widow Sophia Goldbogen aged 100, mother of late film producer Mike Todd, died Tuesday at Beverly Palms Sanitarium after moving from Chicago five years ago. Born in Warsaw Poland, she spent decades in the industry milieu and leaves a family of note in cinema history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Sophia Goldbogen
Mike Todd
Warsaw
Poland
Goldbogen
Beverly Palms Sanitarium
Chicago
Funeral services set for Rev. Dr. A. S. Mowbray at 104
Funeral services are planned today for Rev. Dr. A. S. Mowbray a 104 year old retired Methodist minister who served in churches in Maryland Delaware and Washington DC. He died Monday in Spring Lake Heights New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springlake Heights
N.J
UPI
A. S. Mowbray
Mowbray
Maryland
Delaware
Washington, D. C
Mine Operator May Lose Eye After Shooting Incident
United Press International reports Kentucky mine operator Don C. Dotson of Phelps Colliery in Pike County was seriously wounded by shotgun pellets and may lose sight in his right eye. The attack followed a mining royalties dispute with the UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund. The incident marks the first violence in Williamson since UMW pickets began. In Mingo County, a separate shooting occurred at a Thacker Phelps operation. no injuries were reported as bands of pickets idle several McDowell County mines. Three Kentucky men, Glen Stumpp, Bob Hatfield, and Herbert Stevens, were arrested on illegal firearm charges nearby. Hearings set for Friday.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Pikeville Methodist Hospital
United Mine Workers Union Welfare and Retirement Fund
Don C. Dotson
Phelps
John’s Creek
Pike County
Williamson
UMW
Thacker
Mingo County
Dotson
Peter White Coal Co
Isaban
McDowell County
Lessie Coal Co
Winston Coal Co
Gilbert Creek
Glen Stumpp
Bob Hatfield
Herbert Stevens
Rock Fall Injures Miner at Wyco No. 6 Mine
William Cameron, about 40, of Whitesville, was seriously injured in a Wyco coal mine at 3 30 am when a kettle bottom rock fell and pinned him. Ambulance personnel said he suffered severe blood loss as workers hoisted the rock. He had chest, head and neck injuries and facial and ankle cuts. Cameron, employed by Amigo Smokeless Coal Co. No. 6, received initial care at Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens and was later moved to a Bluefield hospital.
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WYCO
RNS
William Cameron
Whitesville
Cameron
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Bluefield
Amigo Smokeless Coal Co
Kennedy praised for steady Cuban crisis handling
The Times of London lauds President Kennedy for decisive leadership and tight advisory team during the Cuban crisis, noting speed of decisions clarity of purpose and efficient execution. James J. Rori mer of the Metropolitan Museum of Art commends France for loaning the Mona Lisa, calling it a landmark gesture of friendship and national treasure exposure in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
London
The
Times of London
Kennedy
New York
James J. Rorimer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
France
Khrushchev Hails Yugoslav Ties During Moscow Visit
Khrushchev bids Tito farewell in Moscow and Volgograd praising the depth and sincerity of Soviet Yugoslav friendship. He notes Yugoslav guests witnessed strong feelings toward the fraternal Yugoslav people and its leaders during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Volgograd
Stalingrad
Glen Park Citizens Committee leader blasts Gary police
Dale Baxter, president of the Glen Park Citizens Committee in Gary Indiana, accuses city police of ignoring flagrant prostitution in the center of town. He charges officers fail to see the problem despite routine checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Dale Baxter
Glen Park
Laws Barring Women Ruled Unconstitutional
West Virginia law barring women from public office was struck down by Ohio County Judge James G. McClure. Virginia Kessler, 34, sued Triadelphia City Council after being barred from the city ballot. the council cited a 122 year old charter restricting membership to men. McClure ruled the prohibition violates the 14th Amendment though the 19th Amendment grants voting rights, not office holding. Triadelphia Council is not expected to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
UPI
West Virginia
Ohio County Intermediate Court
James G. McClure
McClure
Virginia Kessler
Triadelphia City Council
Crab Orchard Girls Released To Parents
Two Crab Orchard teenage girls freed from Raleigh County Jail at 11 a m after a night in Juvenile Quarters. They were returned to custody of their parents following a missing persons report filed Tuesday evening. Police picked them up at 11:20 p m Tuesday on McCreery Street in Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Beckley City
McCreery Street
Lawton PO Theiis Charged To Brothers
Fayetteville report says three Fayette County brothers with criminal records confessed to weekend Lawton Post Office break in. Arrested in Marietta Ohio after traffic stop. missing items found in car. Harley A. 24 Carson P. 26 Adam Lee Adkins 28, all of Lawton, charged with breaking and entering. hearing set at Meadow Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Lawton
Marietta
Ohio
U. S
Ued
Meadow Bridge
Harley A
Carson P
Adam Lee Adkins
Lessie Fox
Carson
Adam
Yyette County
Former Mines Director Dies in Morgantown
Joseph Bierer aged 70, former West Virginia State Mines Director, died at his sisters home in Morgantown after a heart attack. A Uniontown, Pennsylvania native and WVU civil engineering graduate, he led the Mines Department in late 1953 and was later replaced. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Morgantown with burial at Mount Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
Joseph Bierer
Bierer
State Mines Department
Grey Patteson
Julia
Sarah Bierer
Mount Storm
Grant County
William C. Marland
Frank B. King
Uniontown
West Virginia University
PSC Warns Wayne Gas Co Over Service Shortages
The Public Service Commission warned Wayne Gas Co to ensure all customers receive adequate gas service after reports of outages during extreme cold. PSC engineers found several families lacking heat in severe weather and the firm cited contract difficulties reengineering its system and installing new lines following a September 21 order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Wayne Gas Co
Public Service Commission
Wayne County
PSC
Wayne Area
Russell G. Pritchard
Milk ride shocks trucker in Peoria incident
UPI reports Jack Roloff, a bulk milk tanker driver, was jolted when two large milk tanks shifted into his cab during a stop, sending him off the seat and out the door into a flood of dairy. The mishap highlights dangers of loading bulk vats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
UPI
Jack Roloff
UN Moves to Build Congo Force Amid Tense Posture
Thant seeks to bolster the U.N. Congo force for potential action. A U.N. spokesman denied unusual Soviet pressure on the Congo, citing only Katanga pressure on Prime Minister Adoula. The State Department dispatched George C. McGhee to Brussels to discuss Congo policy with Belgian officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Congo
Thant
Mona Lisa Moved for Safe Storage at National Gallery
The Mona Lisa is transported to a temperature controlled case and will stay waterproof and fireproof until it is placed in an air conditioned vault at the National Gallery later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gallery
Shortening The News and 1963 Outlook Shifts
Iron Age Magazine reports the steel industry now views 1963 as brighter than before. Walrath named I C C chief next year with McPherson to second spot amid reappointment uncertainty. Hoffa trial defense rests in Nashville. George Bryan Gentry speaks in Grafton. Kimball firm lands $138,000 East Lynn Reservoir contract. Carl Nunn, 25, gets 10 years for threatening letters to Kennedy. Bulldozer overturns in strip mine, killing Marvin Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Iron Age Magazine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laurence K. Walrath
Donald P. McPherson
Kennedy
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Nashville
Tenn
Bryan F. Gentry
Pasadena
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grafton
L. Robert Kimball
Edenburg
East Lynn Reservoir
Twelvepole Creek
Wayne
Lincoln
Carl C. Nunn
Giles
Kanawha County
John A. Field Jr
Marvin Evans
Parsons
Seven Charges Filed Against Richardson
Lemuel Richardson, 34, of Beckley, is to appear before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez on seven charges. He was jailed at Raleigh County Jail after a warrant issued on counts of drunkenness destruction of property and profanity by Hamp's Grill operator Jack Floyd Tennant. Other charges list felonious assault and assault by Edward Wagner, assault by Laura Lilly, and assault by William F Tennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Richardson
Beckley
Joe Rodriguez
Raleigh County
Hamp’s Grill
Jack Floyd Tennant
Rodriguez
Edward Wagner
Laura Lilly
William F. Tennant
Police Investigate Two-Car Crash in Beckley City
Police report a morning two car collision at the Neville Street and South Valley Drive intersection in Beckley. Paul A. Thompson, 104, Ashwood Sr., was treated at the Veterans Administration Hospital after colliding with a car driven by Roger Kent Pierce of Erie, Pennsylvania. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Neville Street
South Valley Drive
John W. Eye Co
Paul A. Thompson
Ashwood Sr
Veterans Administration Hospital
Roger Kent Pierce
Erie
Champion Mother Cow MOUNDSVILLE Trys Triplets at Farm Near Sherrard
A holstein cow owned by Mrs. A. C. Myers of Sherrard, Marshall County, gave birth to triplets, described by a Wheeling veterinarian as a 10,000-to-1 chance. The vet noted that having multiple births a year, with a cow that had twins last January, is extremely rare and unusual and especially so if the calves survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
UPI
Marshall County
A. C. Myers
Sherrard
Wheeling
Two Cited In Traffic In Beckley Police Court Notice
Rebert Sloan aged 20 with unknown address was arrested at 12 20 p m Tuesday by City Police on a charge of blocking a traffic. William V Arrington 23 of Beckley was cited by City Police for driving with no city or state operator s license Tuesday at 11 45 a m He is ordered to appear in Police Court December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebert Sloan
William V. Arrington
Beckley
Biometrics Corp breaks ground with a talking fish demo
In Dallas a tiny goldfish heartbeat triggered a bulldozer via electrodes and a transmitter at the Biometrics Instrument Corp groundbreaking. The demo showcased intricate metcal electronics used in Biometrics devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Biometrics Instrument Corp
Metcal
Biometrics
Seat belts mandated after 1913 seaplane crash in Florida
International rule requiring aircraft seat belts traces to a 1913 accident when a naval pilot fell from an open cockpit of a seaplane 1500 feet above Florida, prompting safety reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
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T. E. Higginbotham
Haffie P. Eddins
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BOY Bites Dog
Budapest
Front
Laci
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New Jersey Safety Council
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Prudential Insurance Co
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