Dry Forces Form Against Liquor Amendment in Charleston
In Charleston, about 200 people attended a statewide meeting to form the Citizens Committee for Defeat of Liquor Amendment. Rev. L. E. Crowson of Logan was named chairman, vowing county‑level organization within 60 days and a strong get‑out‑the‑vote campaign to defeat the amendment locally.
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L. E. Crowson
Logan
Crowson
W. E. Burchett
West Virginia
Del
Chester Hubbard
Wheeling
Hubbard
Ex-Aide Wins Rayburn's Seat
Ex-aide Roberts, backed by the Rayburn family, wins the Fourth District runoff over R C Slagle to succeed the late Sen Ray Roberts heads to Washington to prepare for his term. Dick Rayburn, brother of Mr Sam Rayburn, dies shortly after polls open. Roberts recalls meeting Rayburn on the ranch in 1939 and being invited to join Rayburn’s staff.
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Sherman, Tex
UPI
Ray Roberts
Sam Rayburn
Washington
Rayburn
Roberts
R. C. Slagle
Dick Rayburn
Sam
Bonham
Risser Hospital
Lucinda
Miss Lu) Rayburn
Slagle
Sherman
McKinney
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Veterans Administration
Rural renewals plan to convert farms into ponds and preserves
Farm laws would let the government aid farmers to turn crop acreage into fishing ponds, wildlife preserves, recreation areas, forests, and grasslands. A rural renewal plan would offer federal loans and support to local companies to develop new land uses, create industrial sites, and aid small farmers. It also envisions loans for rural citizens for vocational training to prepare for non-farm jobs.
Surgery Training Expansion Sought in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. The House and Senate Finance Committees were asked to provide $15,000 to expand the surgery training program at West Virginia University Medical School. Dean Clark Sleeth said moving tubercular patient surgeries from Hopemont Sanitarium to the medical school would greatly enhance training and allow earlier intervention, shortening sanitarium stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeth
Wallendas Involved In High Wire Accident At Circus
Miss Schepp, perched on a four man high wire pyramid, was grabbed by Jenda as the troupe fell. She struck her head on the concrete, net saved briefly but broke on impact. Gunther Wallenda, 34, said the fall appeared in slow motion as Karl led the troupe.
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Jenda
Miss Schepp
Gunther Wallenda
Herman
Karl Wallenda
Gunther
Faughnan
Jennie Wallenda
Karl
Schepp
Herman Wallenda
Germany
America
Jana
Policy debate on Cuba and OAS actions heats up
C A five continued report notes statements by Right Rush defending a policy making role of the conference and asserting lawful measures by the Organization of American States. The "soft six" foreign ministers say they back aims but object to the methods proposed.
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Rush
Probem
Council of the Organization of American States
Whisky Price Going Up in State Stores
CHARLESTON (UPI) State Liquor Commissioner Clarence Elmore said most items sold in state liquor stores will rise five cents per bottle starting Thursday. The hike aims to boost liquor revenue by about 645000 dollars annually, affecting all but a few high priced wines. The increase follows a drop in sales and is the first general rise since the Barron administration took office a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Clarence
Elmore
Barron
UN seeks families of three missionaries in Congo jungle
In Leopoldville UPI reports a United Nations armored relief column searches for three American missionary families in Kivu Province. The group linked to Worldwide Grace Testimony from Wheaton is missing since early this month after jungle cult threats last year. The mission, at Kama about 124 miles southwest of Bukavu, includes Rev Winston Jr and wife with children, William Bunch and family, and two nurses Betty Frier and Wilma Spark. No evidence of harm yet, UN says.
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Leopoldville
UPI
United Nations
Kivu
U.N
U.S
Usumbura
Grace Testimony
Wheaton
Ill
Kama
Bukavu
Sam Winston Jr
William Russel
Debbie Jane
William Bunch
Debbie Joy
William Jr
Betty Frier
Wilma Spark
Cinder Crews Busy In Area
Cinder crews remained at work in Raleigh County clearing snow from roads after a Tuesday night storm. WV 16 remains snow covered with slippery highways in the Flat Top area. Two Piedmont Airlines flights were canceled Tuesday night due to runway conditions but resumed today as crews clear the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Raleigh County
Beckley
W.va. 16
Flat Top
Raleigh County Memorial
Piedmont Airlines
Cuba vows presence in Americas despite OAS exclusion
United Press International reports Cuban President Osvaldo Corti cos says socialist Cuba will be in the Americas even if excluded by the OAS. In Detroit Gunther Wallenda high wire collapse kills two. Wallenda says it felt like slow motion. In New York Labor Secretary Goldberg says steel talks focus on job security, not money. In London Lord Dowding cites his mother-in-law on rats being talked out of chicken coops, noting immediate improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Osvaldo Corticos
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Americas
Detroit
Gunther Wallenda
New York
Arthur Goldberg
Steel Industry
London
Lord Dowding
Latin Leaders Invited for West Virginia Centennial Tour
Gov. Barron invited leaders of six Latin American nations to visit West Virginia during the centennial celebration. Robert Ferguson of WTRF-TV will deliver the invitations in person in a six week tour. The countries on the schedule are Mexico Peru Chile Argentina Uruguay and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Upi
W. Barron
West Virginia
Robert Ferguson
Wtrf-Tv
Wheeling
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
West Virginia tax statement deadline enforced
Charleston UPI reports today is the deadline for employers to provide West Virginia state income tax withholding statements. Regulation forms like W-2 equivalents are available from State Tax Director Clifford Lantz, though employees may use W-2 forms marked as West Virginia withholding statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Clifford Lantz
Stemple to Not Seek WV Senate R Nomination
Charleston UPI reports Sen. Dayton R. Stemple of Barbour County will not seek the Republican nomination for the 15th Senatorial District in the West Virginia May 8 primary. Stemple has represented the district for 16 years across four terms and is a former minority floor leader.
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Charleston
UPI
Dayton R. Stemple
Barbour
West Virginia
Stemple
Senate
West Virginia House Votes on $1.5B College Aid Bill
Washington UPI reports West Virginia House votes Tuesday on a 1.5 billion college construction aid bill. Democrats for Bailey Hechler Kee Slack Staggers. Republicans for Moore.
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Washington
UPI
West Virginia
House
Bailey
Hechler
Kee, Slack
Staggers
Moore
Funeral services for Samuel E. Johnson in Mullens
Samuel Eugene Johnson 70, of Mullens, died Tuesday in a Bluefield hospital from heart condition complications. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens with Rev. Virgil Conant officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Beckley. Survived by wife Lounie Linkenhoker Johnson, son Robert of Roanoke, three brothers Hubert Portsmouth, Bernard Bedford, Earl Bedford, and two grandchildren. Body at funeral home. callers welcome Thursday afternoon.
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Samuel Eugene Johnson
Mullens
Sam Foglesong
Virgil Conant
Sunset Memorial Park
Beckley
Johnson
Bluefield
Bedford
Lounie Linkenhoker Johnson
Robert
Roanoke
Hubert
Portsmouth
Bernard
Earl
Obituary Notices for Lera Gilbert and Dunkley in Charleston
Mrs Lera E Gilbert 77 of Young Street Charleston died Monday at home after a long illness. She was a member of Metropolitan Baptist Church with three daughters Jessie Price Nannie Williams Kate Thompson all of Charleston and sister Mrs R R Hughes Beckley surviving. The body is at Hardin and Hardin Funeral Home pending arrangements. Dunkley dies in Korean War era service. Surviving wife Wanda Richardson Dunkley a son Charles and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services Friday at 2 30 p m at the Chapel with burial Sunset Memorial Park. Body remains at the funeral home.
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Lera E. Gilbert
Young Street
Charleston
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Jessie Price
Nannie Williams
Kate Thompson
R. R. Hughes
Beckley
Hardin and
Wanda Richardson Dunkley
Charles
Robert
Chalmers
Burlington
N. C
Garrett Bragg
Gus Lilly
Sunset Memorial Park
Mrs Mattie M Martin rites set at Smoot Church
Final rites for Mrs Mattie Cor Delia Martin 58 Smoot will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Smoot Methodist Church with Rev J H Quesenberry and Rev L E Milam officiating Burial follows in Wallace Memorial Cemetery near Clintonville Mrs Martin died Tuesday morning at Hinton Hospital from a heart attack She was a lifelong Smoot resident and a church member Born March 4 1903 she was a daughter of the late Hedgeman Kennison and Eliza Ann Haynes Kennison Survivors include brothers Jake Kennison Beckley and Charlie Kennison Layland Wallace Funeral Home East Rainelle is in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Cordelia Martin
Smoot
Smoot Methodist Church
J. H. Quesenberry
L. E. Milam
Wallace Memorial Cemetery
Clintonville
Mrs Arnie Bowyer Dies After Short Illness in Front Royal
Mrs. Arnie Bowyer aged 72 of Front Royal Virginia died at 8 p m Tuesday in a Front Royal hospital after a brief illness. She was born May 20 1889 at Johns on s Crossroads daughter of Perry Foster and Josie Pitzer Foster both deceased. She lived in Coal City 27 years before moving to Virginia three years ago. Survivors include brother Bryce Foster Ashland Kentucky two sons Claude Bowyer Columbus Ohio Raymond Bowyer Richmond Virginia one daughter Mae Pullen Front Royal Virginia 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were conducted at Lobban s Funeral Home Alderson at 1 p m Friday burial in Marvin Grove Camp Ground Cemetery near Creamery.
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Arnie E. Foster Bowyer
Front Royal
Coal City
Front Royal Hospital
Bowyer
Johnsson's Crossroads
Perry Foster
Josie Pitzer Foster
Virginia
Bryce Foster
Ashland
Claude Bowyer
Columbus
Ohio
Donald Pack Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Donald Pack 39 Ghent is killed by shotgun blast around 6 15 p m Monday at Roy Ardo Meadows home in Ghent. Survived by four sons four daughters six brothers and four sisters with relatives in Ohio Illinois and Germany. Body at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pack
Ghent
Roy Ardo Meadows
Clayton
Oran
Harold
Roger
Beatrice
Brenda
Retha
Reta
Darmal
Darlo
U. S. Army
Germany
Dallas
Don
Della
Cleveland
Ohio
Delsa
Streeter
Alvie Cooper
Chicago
Ill
Selvie Brabb
Toledo
Lena Rutherford
Minnie Harris
Beaver
Ronald Meadows Funeral
Hinton
Isaiah Crawford Rites Held on Staten Island
Funeral services for Isaiah Crawford of Bridgehampton Long Island will be conducted Thursday in Staten Island after he died Sunday following a stroke. Survivors include his brother Wiley of Harper Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Crawford
Bridgehampton
Long Island
N.Y
Staten Island
Crawford
Wiley
Harper Heights
Powered Ship Aims for Sea Trials at Yorktown
The 41 million N. S. Savannah, the first atomic powered cargo passenger ship, will sail from New York to Yorktown, Virginia, under partial reactor power to await sea trials. Commanded by Capt. Gaston R. DeGroote, the vessel will dock at the U S Coast Guard Reserve Training Center and later resume full power for test runs with crews from State Marine Lines and New York Ship.
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Camden
N. J
UPI
N. S. Savannah
Yorktown
Savannah
New York Shipbuilding Corp
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve Training Center
York River
Chesapeake Bay
Gaston R. DeGroote
State Marine Lines
New York
New York Ship
Obituary of Alvin T. Dunkley 1915 Beclky veteran lifeguard
Alvin T. Dunkley 47 of Beckley died at Beckley VA Hospital after a two month illness from a heart attack. Born Summerlee January 18 1915 he was son of Virginia Lee Dunkley and the late Robert Dunkley. A former Johnstown Motors worker he belonged to First Baptist Church and Beckley Moose Lodge and was known as a long time lifeguard at Waterdale and Black Knight pools with a love of boating and fishing. World War II veteran in the Army Air Corps serving in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin T. Dunkley
Edwards St
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Summerlee
Virginia Lee Dunkley
Beckley
Robert Dunkley
Johnstown Motors Co
First Baptist Church
Beckley Moose Lodge
Funerals for two boys killed in mine fall at Phil ipsburg
Wesley Lowe aged 13 and Larry Husted aged 10 died in a rock fall while exploring an abandoned mine near Philipsburg Pennsylvania. Their bodies were recovered after a two week search and burial was planned in Baughman Cemetery Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houtzdale, Pa
UPI
Wesley Lowe
Larry Husted
Philipsburg
Baughman Cemetery
Sanborn
Enrollment predicted at WVU reaches 7,000 students
Registrar J. Everett Long forecast a 7,000 student second semester at West Virginia University. He noted decade long growth from 4,123 in 1952 to 6,300 last year. Registration is set for February 2 and 3 with classes starting February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
J. Everett Long
West Virginia University
Long
Burdett Accepts Late Filings for West Virginia Primary
Secretary of State Joe Burdett said his office would stay open until the Saturday midnight deadline for candidates filing for the May 8 West Virginia primary. He will accept filings postmarked before midnight Feb 3, marking West Virginia’s first May primary in an off year election.
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Charleston
UPI
Joe Burdett
West Virginia
Burdett
Girl Scout Training Session Set Thursday
Raleigh District Girl Scout leaders will meet Thursday at The Methodist Temple for a training session. Miss Meg Bailey of Charleston will teach "How to Use the Neighborhood Service Team" with focus on chairmen troop organizers and consultants. The session runs from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Raleigh
Methodist Temple
I. Wilbur Bays
Meg Bailey
Charleston
Bailey
Van Johnsons In Court In Separate Maintenance Suit
Los Angeles attorney Marshall Morgan announced Monday that Eve Johnson will sue actor Van Johnson for separate maintenance this week. The couple separated last October in London where Johnson was starring in The Music Man. They married in Juarez Mexico in 1946 after Eve Johnson’s prior divorce from Keenan Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
IPI
van Johnson
Eve
Los Angeles
Marshall Morgan
Geared To Educate County Youths Dental Health Program
A Raleigh County dental health initiative for second grade students starts February 8 at the Health Center on Harper Road. The two phase program includes education and treatment referrals, with clinics on Thursdays and Fridays for families unable to afford care. Dentists and community groups coordinate, with plans outlining dates and locations across Raleigh County schools through May.
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Raleigh County
New Health Center
Harper Road
New River Dental Society
Dental Auxiliary
Board of Education
Woman's Club of
Beckley
Raleigh County Health Department
Health Department
Robert Lee Daniel
Woman’s Club
National Dairy Council
Ted Argyrakis
Larry Ciccarelli
Don Boyd
C. E. Trent
Vernon Schulte
Clyde Barker
Daniel
Ben Lewis
United Nations rebuffs shake Soviet plans in Angola and Cuba
Western diplomats welcomed three parliamentary rebuffs to the Soviet Union by the UN Security Council and General Assembly. The assembly removed a provision for an investigating commission on Portuguese Angola from a 45-nation resolution. The Security Council adjourned on Russia's Congo debate request. Dean called a meeting on the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute. The assembly set aside Cuba’s aggression complaint against the United States for next week.
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United Nations
N.Y
Patrick Dean
Britain
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Russia
Romania
Dean
Portugal
Cuba
United States
Temporary injunction blocks TWU strike against Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal court in Philadelphia grants a temporary injunction banning a strike by the Trans port Workers Union against the Pennsylvania Railroad amid a proposed merger. An injunction in New York in favor of the New York Central Railroad was anticipated. Two highway deaths reported State brief notes deaths of 13 year old Robert Gardner and 65 year old Herbert Streets. State Tax Director Lantz cites about 2 million dollars collected from installment taxpayers in 1961. Legislature to study abolition of Bluefield State College. Gus Zaharis says FCC permit sought to build a new FM station in Charleston.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Robert Gardner
Lavelette
Wayne County
Richard K. Miller
Huntington
Herbert C. Streets
Elkins
W. Va
Davis
Clifford Lantz
Bluefield State College
Gus Zaharis
WTIP
Charleston
FCC
Gun-Wielder Arrested In Pineville High School Incident
A Bren ton juvenile fired a 38 revolver in Pineville High School rest room during a basketball game. The weapon was discharged toward a Keyrock opponent who ducked as the bullet struck the ceiling and bounced away. The Brenton youth awaits Juvenile Court hearing on February 10 and is in parental custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
ANS
Brenton
Keyrock
Pineville High School
Wrecked 1956 Car Recovered on West Virginia Turnpike
Beckley Wrecking Co. reported pulling a totally wrecked 1956 model car from Milepost 46 on the West Virginia Turnpike around 10 a.m. today. The car left the highway and went into a ditch. the driver’s identity was not learned, but no injuries were believed. An Ohio license was on the vehicle. investigators were not contactable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beckley Wrecking Co
Presstime Today
West Virginia Turnpike
Ohio
Police Charge Motorist 16 in Bechtley crash
Beckley police cited Norman D Moore 16 of Beckley for running a stop sign after a two car crash at Garfield and McGinnis streets. Seldon R Hatcher 31 of Crow was the other driver. Damages estimated at 75 dollars. No injuries. Homer F Higgins of Charleston and John Albert of Lexington were released to U S Deputy Marshal for transport to Washington D C. Johnny Cook Packsville jailed for hit and run and improper registration after sideswiping a pickup on the Clear Fork road near Dorothy. Damages 284 dollars. Orville H Athey Jr Eccles jailed by U S Deputy Marshal for parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D. Moore
Beckley
Garfield and
McGinnis
Seldon R. Hatcher
Crow
Homer F. Higgins
Charleston
John Albert
Lexington
Raleigh
U. S
Marshall
Washington, D. C
Johnny Cook
Packsville
Cook
Clear Fork Road
Dorothy
Arlie Stover
Orville H. Athey Jr. Eccles
Food Distribution Points Announced by Sprague Warehouse
Two distribution points announced for commodity food aid. Affinity Local Union Hall will serve 9 am to 5 pm Thursday and Friday with Kelly Cole supervising and a warehouse rep recertifying non welfare recipients. Sophia Missionary Baptist Church will distribute 8 am to 4 pm Friday and Saturday under W. G. Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Affinity Local Union Hall
Kelly Cole
Department of Welfare
Sophia Missionary Baptist Church
W. G. Mooney
Circus Tickets On Sale At Three City Sites
Tickets for the Hamid-Morton Circus, set for February 9 to 11 at the Field House of the new National Guard Armory, will go on sale Thursday and Friday at G. C. Murphy Co. The BETA SIGMA Phi Sorority will staff Murphy’s booth and also host tables at Hopkins Bowling Alley on Valley Drive and Bowl Wick on Johns town Road during the evening sale period.
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Hamid-Morton
Alaska Volcano Active Alert Near Kiska Island
A civilian pilot reported lava flowing from the summit of Sirus Point on Kiska Island in the Aleutians suggesting a possible eruption. Kiska lies about 240 miles west of Adak and near Attu, an uninhabited island once occupied by Japan in World War II.
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Alaska
API
Kiska Island
Aleutian Chain
Navy
Sirus Point
Kiska
Attu Island
Aleutians
Dr Swann Dies At 77 A Swarthmore Scientist
Dr. William F. G. Swann of Swarthmore Pa aged 77 died at home Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. A physicist and cellist, he was director emeritus of the Bartol Research Foundation at Franklin Institute on the Swarthmore College campus. He authored The Architecture of the Universe and Physics and was Elliott Cresson medal recipient in 1960. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
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Swarthmore, Pa
UPI
William F. G. Swann
Swann
Shropshire
England
Barto! Research Foundation
Franklin Institute
Swarthmore College
Elliott Cresson
The
Hatcher forfeits $110 bond in drunk driving hearing
Bethel Hatcher of Richmond Virginia forfeited a $110 bond to Magistrate Joe Rodriguez after failing to appear for a scheduled drunk driving hearing. The forfeiture occurred today and leaves the case unresolved pending further action by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Hatcher
Richmond
Joe Rodriguez
Lawmakers spar over temporary tax extension and budget cuts
The Legislature’s Democratic majority defended keeping a temporary penny tax to fund health welfare programs while Republicans blamed the administration for economic decline. Debates centered on delaying the tax cut, potential budget cuts to Road Commission bonds and Welfare salaries, and past votes. Del. Miller urged trimming the budget while Brotherton argued continuity was needed to match federal funds. Del. Walker admitted a prior misvote but welcomed the chance to correct it.
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Miller
Cecil H. Underwood
State Board of Public Works
Barron
Long House
Service Road Commission
Welfare Department
Brotherton
Road Commission
del. T. E. Myles
D-Fayette
SRC
How They Voted on 58-39 Sales Tax Extension
UPI reports Charleston House roll call on Tuesday show a 58 to 39 vote in favor of extending the 0 percent consumer sales tax for another year. Democrats favored 58 yes, 21 against, 18 Republicans against, with several members absent or not voting.
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Charleston
Hager
Hill
Kincaid
Knight
Lilly
Lohr
Mathis
Matney
McCarthy
McCoy
Miley
Mills
Mitchell
Morsford
Myles
Nuzum
Parsons
Peters
Poindexter
Singleton
Slonaker
Tennant
Vickers
Watson
Wells
West
White
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Withrow
Woodford
Wooten
Yoho
Amick
Auvilias
Casey
Castleberry
Christian
Mercer
Creek
D'Aurora
Garrett
Haythe
Kelly
Lloyd
Metz
Noll
Palmer
Rife
Rollins
Schupbach
Tsapis
Alker
Zabeau
Ashley
Buch
Casto
Creel
Davis
Doddridge
Deem
Giffin
Goldenberg
Holdery
Hubbard
Keys
Liller
Lineweaver
Miller
Ours
Poling
Seibert
Sheppard
Kinzer
Moyers
Swanigan
All Democrats
Beckley Rescue Squad responds to Burleston Motor Co incident
The Beckley Rescue Squad was called to Burleston Motor Co at 111 Woodlawn Ave at 5 25 p m Tuesday where Mack Maples of 217 Reservoir Road became ill Firemen reported Maples was taken home
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Beckley
Burleston Motor Co
Woodlawn Ave
Mack Maples
Reservoir Road
Maples
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