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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1960

Page

2

Murder charge convicts LSU dean in teacher's slaying

Dr. George H. Mickey, prominent genetics researcher and LSU Graduate School dean, was jailed in Baton Rouge on a murder charge in the beating death of LSU New Orleans biology teacher Dr. Margaret Rosardon McMillan. The body was found Sunday near the Mississippi River. weapon remains missing.

Baton Rouge, la George H. Mickey Baton Rouge Mar Garet Rosardond McMillan Mickey Louisiana State University Graduate School McMillan Mississippi River LSU New Orleans Dist Atty. J. St. Clair Favrot Grand Jury Louisiana Eee Favrot Dr. McMillan Miss McMillan

J T Greer 77 Taken By Death

Funeral services for James Tarwell Greer 77 Crab Orchard will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at Oak Grove Christian Church with Rev Clarence Herron in charge Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Greer died at 3 a m today at his home of a heart attack A retired coal miner he was a member of United Mine Workers Local 4578 Crab Orchard and Oak Grove Christian Church He was born Sept 21 1882 in Floyd County Va a son of the late Acie and Rosie Radford Greer Survivors include his wife Addie Moore Greer two sons Ernest Pikeville Ky and Eugene Kilsyth seven daughters Mrs Rosalee Mullens Maryland Mrs Sally Lilly Glen Jean Mrs Lora Moore Hinton Mrs Mildred Bailes Oak Hill Mrs Alpha James Fayetteville Mrs Orpha Craft Oak Hill and Mrs Maude Ferrell Springfield Ohio two sisters Mrs Effie Porte Newark N J and Mrs Ethel Zakiewiaz Island N J two stepsons Earl Clyburn Newark N J and Charles Clyburn Mabscott 50 grandchildren and six great grandchildren The body will be removed from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to the residence at 5 p m Saturday.

James Tarwell Greer Crab Orchard Oak Grove Acie Rosie Radford Greer Addie Moore Greer Ernest Pikeville Eugene

Lynch case fades as federal grand jury reports no indictments

The Mack Charles Parker lynch case appears closed after a nine day grand jury in Biloxi Mississippi told Judge Sidney Mize no indictments would be returned. NASA postponed anew an attempt to launch a 100 foot aluminum coated balloon from Wallops Island Virginia. State briefs note the twin screw Mari towboat for O F Shearer Sons of Cincinnati valued at about one million dollars the largest contract since World War II. Florence L Baker widow of a Huntington physician left an estate valued at 589000. The Workmen's Compensation Commission's new Medical Examining Board held its first examinations in Charleston. A Republican box supper in Kanawha County Charleston set February 17.

Mack Charles Parker Lynch Sidney Mize Biloxi Miss National Aeronautics and Space Agency Wallops Island O. F. Shearer & Sons Cincinnati Walter M. Windsor Point Pleasant Florence L. Baker Huntington The Workmen’s Compensation Commission Charleston Kanawha County

East Beckleyan Dies at 72 After Illness

Edward, 72, of Gregory Street East Beckley, died in a local hospital at 10:30 a.m. today after a long illness. The body rests at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor pending arrangements.

East Beckleyan Edward Gregory Street East Beckley Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor

West Virginia Officials Question Las Vegas Plane Stop

A National Guard plane carrying Maj. Gen. William Blake West Virginia Supt. Hazen Fair and Secretary of State Joe Burdett stopped in Las Vegas January 2 to 3 for refueling and a brief layover. Four WVU fans and one family member accompanied the officials.

Charleston National Guard West Virginia Las Vegas William E. Blake Hazen Fair Joe Burdett California West Virginia University Blake Weirton National Guard Bureau Washington Col. Fair Burdett John J. Shonkill Alamo Airways West Virginia National Guard

Rhodell Councilman's Hearing Set Today

Lacy Meadows faces a hearing after Whittaker allegedly knocked a postmaster to the ground with a 105 pound per second stream of water from a fire hose.

Rhodell Lacy Meadows Whittaker

Air Crash Blamed On Death by Own Action Bomb

Ellen Frank, 4, died in a crash blamed on the child’s own actions. The family, long in Connecticut, moved from New York City and social circles. Ellen was the daughter of the late Aaron Frank, former NYPD deputy commissioner. Insurance policies totaling $1.03 million were taken out, with proceeds to Mrs. Frank. she declined comment.

Ellen Connecticut New York City Aaron Frank New York Frank Chicago Miami Bakke Monroney

New Tax Bills And Local Government Changes Filed

Senate and House leaders introduced a $2.9 million tax package and a bond rate increase for State Armory Board bonds. Pauley and Seibert sponsored the bond proposal in the House. A bill to repeal a 1958 state pop tax extension on home drink mixes was introduced by Bean and Carrigan. The plan reshapes a sales tax scale and raises the use tax to 3 percent. Handlan pushed a home rule charter manager plan for Parkersburg with elected councilmen, increasing council size from seven to 11. Seibert filed the consumer sales tax bill in the House along with a use tax increase. Singleton introduced the transportation privilege tax measure in the House.

Pauley and Seibert House Ralph J. Bean D-Hardy Carrigan Senate Joseph M. Handlan R Wood Underwood Parkersburg Seibert Chaiirman Julius W. Singleton ,Jr

Debate Over Underwood Tax Proposals Hits Senate

Statewide and local transfer tax changes face questions of proper introduction under the governor’s call. Senate leaders and the Attorney General’s Office ruled the four bills, part of Underwood’s program to fund public works and unemployment relief, appear reasonably germane and may be introduced without a two thirds vote. The measures would keep a 3 percent insurance premium tax, raise the annuities tax to 3 percent, and lift pari mutual betting tax at horse tracks under the State Racing Commission.

Senate Clarence E. Martin Jr Berkeley Sian Martin Underwood Ralph J.bean Attorney General's Asst. Attys Giles D. H. Snyder Joseph E. Hodgeson Bean Thority State Racing Commission

Mrs Burnette Rites Saturday at Keyser Bryant Home

Mrs Burnette will be honored with funeral rites at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Keyser Bryant Funeral Home conducted by Dr Alvin J Cook. Burial follows in Ridge Lawn Cemetery Huntington. She died after a long illness at Washington University Hospital in Washington D C.

Keyser - Bryant Alvin J. Cook Ridgelawn Huntington Washington University Hospital Washington, D. C

West Virginia House Week Opens With Promise

An extended West Virginia legislative week highlights light talk on duty and devotion as Speaker Pauley’s opening remarks aim to unify the chamber. The author notes political undercurrents around Pauley’s gubernatorial bid and predicts tougher, concrete work awaits Finance committees and forthcoming bills beyond the celebratory start.

McCutcheon Rites Set for Van McCutcheon 70

Funeral services for Van Lawrence McCutcheon 70 of Harper are set for 2 p m Saturday at Mount Tabor Baptist Church. The Rev Charles Plybon and the Rev A F Clendenin will officiate. Burial will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. The body lies at Caffee Funeral Home until one hour before the service. Pallbearers are Kelly Barson and L J Cooper.

van Lawrence McCutcheon Harper Mount Tabor Baptist Church Charles Plybon A. F. Clendenin Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Caffee Funeral Home Kelly Barson L. J. Cooper

Two Men Sentenced in Raleigh County Break-In Case

In Raleigh County Criminal Court this morning William Alexander Spence and Silas Gene Anderson pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Dillon's Market on Valley Drive. Judge Harry L. McCreery gave them credit for time already served.

State Penitentiary Raleigh County William Alexander Spence Silas Gene Anderson Dillon’s Valley Drive Harry L. McCreery

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