Doctor sleuths track histoplasmosis to feather pillow
A medical mystery from history guides investigators at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Histoplasmosis infects through soil dust and a Hungarian feather pillow becomes the clue. Despite tests on soil blood and environments the pillow’s feathers reveal the villain and the infant recovers. The case raises questions about transmission among siblings.
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Hungary
When will I get my tax refund says Looker
The IRS official notes that many refunds are held up by illegible names or addresses. Taxpayers should print their full current address at the top, sign legibly, and use their Social Security number clearly. If moving, notify the post office and IRS.
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Nathaniel Looker
Internal Revenue
Looker
Inter
Driver Guilty on Registration Violations Faces Grand Jury
Kelsey D. Spence of Beckley was found guilty of having no registration card and improper registration in City Police Court. He waived grand jury action on a drunk driving charge and posted a $500 property bond for release. John M. Donaldson, Beckley, forfeited a $5 bond for a red light violation.
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Kelsey D. Spence
Beckley
John M. Donaldson
Freewill Ministers Plan Study Topics at Beckley Conference
Local Freewill Baptist Church pastors attending the Beckley Conference at Mount Tabor plan a similar quarterly school in their own churches. The Beckley Conference sponsors a week long school each quarter on a different subject. Christian Stewardship was taught last week by Rev. W. C. Combs.
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Freewill Baptist Church
Beckley Conference of
Freewill Baptists
Mount Tabor
Beckley Conference
W. C. Combs
Deeds On File Record of Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers filed in the county clerk's office include Earl A. Hall to the State Road Commission for Glen White property at 3000 dollars. Hazel Underwood and others transfer Big White Stock Creek property to Herbert and Mary Underwood and to Oscar W. Underwood in separate deeds. Dorothy Underwood Tolbert and others transfer Big White Stick Creek properties to Oscar W. Underwood and to Hazel Underwood Clay and J. B. Tolbert, with other transfers among Underwoods and the J. H. Lilly Land Co. to George T. and Gertrude C. Bruce in Amigo Slab Fork District for 1475 dollars. Esta and Clarence Pettry sell to Felix W. and Lucille Midkiff in Marsh Fork District for 2500 dollars. Posey Thompson and others transfer Marsh Fork District property to Esta Pettry. Grover C. and Betty R. St Clair sell Beckley properties to Raleigh Real Estate Co. for 5000 dollars and Raleigh Real Estate Co. sells Beckley properties back to Grover C. and Betty R. St Clair for 15800 dollars. Paul and Velva A. Hunt sell Crab Orchard property in Town District for 3850 dollars.
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Earl A. Hall
State Road Commission
Glen White
Hazel Underwood
Herbert E
Mary Underwood
Big White Stock Creek
Dorothy Underwood Tolbert
Oscar W. Underwood
Big White Stick Creek
Hazel Underwood Clay
Dorothy Underwood
J. B. Tolbert
John R. Underwood
Orval M. Underwood
J. H. Lilly Land Co
George T
Gertrude C. Bruce
Amigo
Slab Fork
Esta
Clarence Pettry
Felix W
Lucille Midkiff
Marsh Fork
Posey Thompson
Esta Pettry
Grover C
Betty R. St. Clair
Raleigh Real Estate Co
Beckley
Betty R. St Clair
Paul and
Velva A. Hunt
Melvin C
Pansy B. Maples
Crab Orchard
Raleigh County Clerk Reports 1962 License Records Correct
Raleigh County Clerk C C Smitty Smith announced that all license records submitted to the State for 1962 were correct and accounted for. The year’s total collection reached 11419 dollars, with January licensing totaling 233 licenses for 925 dollars.
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Raleigh
C. C. (Smitty) Smith
Smith
Ag Workers Name Float Committee Centennial Float Planned
Raleigh County Agricultural Workers Council moved toward a Centennial float and joined the Upper Marsh Fork Watershed Association. In a U.S. Soil Conservation Service meeting led by John W. Eye, a Centennial float committee was formed with William Clark as chairman, joined by Lester Espy Franklin Lilly and James Robinson. Robinson received a $5 check for Council membership. Eleven people attended with representation from local U.S. and State agencies.
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Raleigh County Agricultural Workers Council
Ford Motor Company Chartered and Sells First Car in 1903
The Ford Motor Company was incorporated in Michigan on June 16 1903 with a capital of 100000 dollars and on July 28 1903 it sold its first car a two cylinder original Model A according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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