Wave Of Anti Semitism Spreads Round The World
Anti-Semitic outbursts bearing the swastika spread from West Germany to the United States and other nations over the weekend. Nazi symbols smeared synagogues and Jewish sites in New York and Europe, sparking alarm among Jewish leaders and governments. West Berlin saw open displays by neo-Nazi students, while authorities warned of possible organized campaigns linked to Communist groups.
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James F. King
Associated Press
West Germany
United States
Europe
New York
Australia
Hitler
New York City
Temple Emanuel
Fifth Avenue
Julius Mark
Temple
Mark
Max Mayer
Long Island
West Berlin
Juden Raus
Austria
Vienna
London
No Snow Machines Put In Operation
Tom Minter, manager at Bald Knob Ski Stopes, said no artificial snow was made at the ski site Sunday night. Although temperatures were cold enough to operate the machines, the decision was to wait until week’s end when the largest crowds usually arrive.
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Tom Minter
Bald Knob
Minter
Mrs Dunn Cook Suffer Hip Injury In Fall
Mrs Dunn Cook aged 68 of Naoma is in satisfactory condition at Beckley Hospital with an injured left hip from a fall on Sunday.
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Dunn Cook
Naoma
Beckley Hospital
Civic Center Plan Approved for Armory Center
Final plans for constructing the Armory-Civic Center on the 1921 By-Pass have been approved. Committees from Beckley city, Raleigh County Board of Education, and Raleigh County Court met Col. J. Henry Francis, State Armory Board coordinator in Charleston, and unanimously approved Donald Stark of Mount Hope as architect with plans submitted. Local members represented the three groups.
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Armory-Civic Center
City of
Beckley
Raleigh County
Cecil L. Miller
Virgil Sarrett
Frank Rodriguez
M. F. Barksdale
Jack A. Nuckols
Nuckols
Stark
New York
Francis
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Prominent Auto Dealer Expires In Fayetteville
James Kenny William Whitlock prominent Fayette County auto dealer died at 56 after a three month illness in Oak Hill hospital. Born January 27 1908 in Franklin County Virginia he moved to Kingston then Oak Hill where he worked as a salesman before forming the Oak Hill Trading Post Company and later Whitlock Motor Co in Fayetteville. Survived by wife three sons two daughters a brother two sisters and ten grandsons. Funeral at Fayetteville Presbyterian Church. Burial Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Body to be moved to home Tuesday evening.
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Fayetteville
ANS
James Kenny
William
J. K.) Whitlock
Fayette County
Oak Hill Hospital
Whitlock
Franklin County
Jim Henry
Annie Frances Whitlock
Virginia
Kingston
Kingston Mining Co
Icie McKinney
Oak Hill
Pat Hamilton Motor Company
Plymouth - DeSoto
Whitlock Motor Co
Route 1
The
Baptist Church
Grady
Beckley
Billy
Thelma Neat
Anna Frances Wilder
Huntington
T. F. Whitlock
Nettie Taylor
Martinsville
Mary Lucy Boyd
Dewey Ashby
Jessie Ashby
Chicago
Joe
Monroe Ashby
Greensboro
N. C
Fayetteville Presbyterian Church
C. S. Donnelly
J. Edwin Stanfield
Highlawn Memorial Park
Tyree
Finch Murder Trial Starts
The state opens its case against Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff in Los Angeles court. They face murder and conspiracy charges in the July 18 shooting death of Finch's wife Barbara at their West Covina home. Jury seated. prosecution may need a month to present its case.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara
Finch
West Covina
Miss Tregoff
East Gulf House Damaged By Fire
Rhode Island news item reports East Gulf house fire at 11 30 am with Charley Farrugia owner. Structure not a complete loss and was unoccupied prior. a family moved in yesterday, names not learned. Damages and details remain unclear.
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Rhodell
RNS
Rhodell Fire Department
East Gulf
Charley Farruggia
End of Eight Month Steel Dispute Reached
In New York Nixon and Mitchell announced a basic agreement on the long stalemate with major steel companies. The terms, withheld to allow the Wage Policy Committee time to ratify, were checked briefly with McDonald and Cooper before public disclosure. A forthcoming 30 month pattern was cited by Iron Age as a possible industry standard.
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New York
Mitchell
Nixon
California
McDonald
Eisenhower
Cooper
McDonald’s
Iron Age
Hetzer To Head State Fair Assn
ELKINS AP The West Virginia State Fair Association elected James Hetzer of Huntington as president at an annual meeting over the weekend. He succeeds Frohman Johnson of Charleston for a one year term. New officers include C R Kinsey of Flemington first vice president Mrs Paul Klepfel of Grafton secretary treasurer and Mrs Jesse Hume Summersville assistant secretary treasurer. A five year board of trustees was named with ex ceptcores Ross Tuckwiller Tom Sydenstricker Earl Morrison Sutton and Johnson.
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Elkins
Westree Fair
Ross Tuckwiller
Tom Sydenstricker
Lewisburg
Earl Morrison
Sutton
Johnson
Motorists Heroism Saves Woman Driver
FAIRMONT AP A driver saved a woman from a sinking car teetering over the Monongahela River after losing control on U S 119 near Rivesville. Gene Summers grabbed the bumper and a tree to hold the car briefly, while Carl Trimble and Earl Phillips helped extract Norma Deeley, 54, of Morgantown. She was hospitalized unharmed.
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Fairmont
Monongahela River
Norma Deeley
Morgantown
U. S. 119
Rivesville
Gene M. Summers
Deeley
Carl Trimble
Earl Phillips
Trimble
Phillips
Summers
Mrs. Deeley
Congress Faces Explosive Issues in New Session
Washington AP reports a fast start for a new election year session with Democrats holding a 281-162 House edge and 65-35 in the Senate. Key topics include civil rights, education aid, defense, budget balancing, minimum wage, foreign aid, farm programs, and a proposed $1 billion FHA and GI loan advance for lower priced homes. President Eisenhower’s veto power remains a constraint as campaigns heat up with Nixon likely to lead the GOP and Kennedy Humphrey Morse and Symington pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination. Presidents set to outline State of the Union as Congress reconvenes.
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Congress
Lapa
Los Angeles
Albert Rains
Dala
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Americans For Democratic Action
Samuel H. Beer
ADA
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Perhaas
Jealous Man Arrested For Slaying Priest In Buffalo
Alfonso Catalano, 77, a retired laborer, is charged with first degree murder in the New Year’s Day slaying of Rev. Vincent Belle, 38, an assistant pastor at Holy Cross church. Catalano allegedly believed a middle aged mother of eight favored the priest over him after receiving communion hours earlier. Police say he told the husband the wife had been intimate with Father Belle and two other men. A note in Italian accusing “the long man” of improper conduct was found in Catalano’s apartment, along with a strip of metal and a .32 caliber revolver suspected in the case. The murder weapon remains missing.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alfonso Catalano
Vincent Belle
Holy Cross Church
Catalano
Father Belle
Frank Felicetta
Baptist Advisory Board Meets Tonight
Members of the Advisory Board at First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 tonight. Deaconesses are scheduled to meet earlier at 7 p.m.
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Baptist Advisory Board
First Baptist Church
Testimonial Service Planned at Arthur Church of God
The Arthur Church of God schedules a testimonial service at 7 30 p m Friday featuring the Rex and Eleanor Parker family. Rev Otis Clyburn pastor invites everyone to attend.
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Arthur Church of God
Rex
Eleanor Parker
Otis Clyburn
Two Drivers Cited By Police
Beckley City Police arrested two men Sunday morning for reckless driving. Roy Richardson of Midway and Alan Lafferty of Mount Hope were taken into custody at 12:30 a.m. and released on recognizance for tonight's police court appearance. Richardson and Lafferty had earlier served time and fines for driving with a revoked license. Gail Stover of Artie was jailed Saturday evening on a charge of obstructing an officer.
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Beckley
Roy Richardson
Midway
Alan Lafferty
Mount Hone
Raleigh County
Gail Stover
Artie
Oklahoma Governor Named One of Ten Outstanding Young Men
Oklahoma Governor J Howard Edmondson, at 33 the nation’s youngest, was named by the U S Junior Chamber as one of ten outstanding young men of 1959. Other honorees include Rep Daniel K Inouye and space science figures. awards will be given Jan 15-16 in Hartford Conn.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
U. S
Jaycees
Daniel K. Inouye
Honolulu
House of Representatives
Griffin
Traverse City
Mich
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