Eisenhower and Lincoln era echoed in West Virginia speech
Congressman Arch A. Moore told about 300 Republicans at the Lincoln Day Dinner in Beckley that freedom versus slavery is a current battle, praising Ike's missile program, blaming Democrats for past lag, and urging a full Republican slate to fix state issues under Governor Underwood.
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Arch A. Moore
Elks Club
United States
Moore
Eisenhower
West Virginia
West
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
John C. Ashworth
R. J. Lucas Jr
YRC
Fourney
Lincoln
National
Beckley
Sayre
Neely
Cecil Miller
Ashworth
Jack Beamer
GOP
McDowell County
Arnold Harris
Summers County
Chauncey Price
Greenbrier County
Randall Honaker
Don Beane
Kace County
Young Republic A
Richard Kennell
Department of Aber
Carl E. Weimer
Two Candidates Announce at Lincoln Day Dinner
At the Lincoln Day Dinner in the Elks Club ballroom two candidates announced May primary bids. Harold E. Neely announced his gubernatorial run and will resign as a public institutions signer at 10 am. Louis Meadows of White Oak filed to run for the House of Delegates.
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Randall L. Baumgartner
John S. Haly
Board of Probation and Parole
Robert L. Galvin
Charles N. Straughan
Robert Hanna
State Road Commission
Col. Hazen Fair
Department of Public Safety
J. Alfred Hawes
Minor Scott
Raleigh
Crawford L. Wilson
Department of Mines
Eugene Scott
Scott
Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Elmer Dodson
Attorney General
Howard M. Perine
Clay Price
House of Delegates
C. O. Smith Jr
George Chambers
Hyden Smith
Beckley
J. T. Jarrell
Ted Kessinger
T. R. Wilson Jr
Robert J. Ashworth
Floyd M. Sayre
J. Q. Hutchinson
E. S. Pugh Jr
Neely
The
Elks Club
Harold E
Punchy
Gressman Arch A. Moore
Louis Meadows
White Oak
Hinton
Meadows
Southern
West Virginia Coal Operators Association
DPR
Paul Fourney
Young Republican Club
City Republican Executive Committee
Fire Causes In City Highlight Fire Safety Lessons
Fire Chief Cecil P. Connor cites two Monday blazes in the business district as caused by negligence. A jewelry store lamp cord splice and linseed oil rags in Ashworth & Ashworth’s office sparked small fires. Electrical origin fires produced the greatest property losses in a five year study, with matches and smoking a distant second.
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Beckley
Cecil P. Connor
McCormick's Jewelry
Eatwell
Heber Street
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Raleigh County
R. B. Armentrout
Harold E. Neely
East Gulf
Bill
Doris) Rees
Rees
Helen Holt
Randall Baumgardner
E. M. Tutwiler
Mount Hope
Ner
Ay. Tutwiler
Republican Committee
Lewis Meadows
Shady Spring
Crawford L
Wilson
Salem Wooten
Fam
Ous Neelys
James S. Simmonds
Lynchburg, Va
Fred, Left
Mrs
Simmonds
Mrs. Simmonds
Appalachian Power Company
Roanoke
Virginia
Eve Breck
Harold Statzer
Frank Ubeda
Richmond
Richmond Cleaners
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