Beckley Family Reunited After 20-Year Separation
Reginald Richards, 28, who had been left behind in Beckley twenty years ago, arrived in New York from South Wales aboard the Queen Elizabeth and joined his family. He meets his sisters and returns to Beckley with his relatives, after long separation and health-related reasons.
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Beckley
Naleigh Register
W. Va
J. R. Richards
Reginald Richards
Mrs. Richards
First Avenue
Richards
J. H. O'Dell
Reginald
New York
South Wales
He Richards
Empire/State Building
Sl Brewer
John
Ray Hawley
O'Dell
Wade Clark
Citywide Dog Quarantine Starts Licenses Required
A 30 day city quarantine begins at noon to curb stray dogs after an ordinance. Licensed dogs must be registered with the city or county at set fees, with penalties for unlicensed strays. Dogs impounded may be claimed by owners who pay boards. unclaimed dogs may be destroyed.
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City Recorder
Dog Heaven
Social Worker Assumes Duties At Pinecrest Sanitarium
Albert Rhody formerly of Bluefield becomes head of the medical social section of the tuberculosis control program at Pinecrest Sanitarium. He is West Virginia's first medical social worker on a tuberculosis sanatorium staff and is a WVU social work graduate. Rhudy previously served with the Bureau of Child Welfare and on the staff of the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys at Pruntytown. He emphasized that social and emotional factors affect patient progress and that community agencies must be engaged to support care.
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Albert ¥. Rhody
Bluefield
Pinecrest
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Rhndy
Bureau of Child
Cena ET
Velafre
Department of Public Assistance
West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Rhudy
Veterans Administration Hospital
Aspinwall
Pickus Insurance Suits Dismissed
Federal Court dismissed a case Beale versus four insurance companies over fire losses to the Clothes Line Clothing Shop owned by Reginia Pickus Beckley. The court ruled the loss was apportioned among the four insurers with each paying 750 dollars plus 16 50 dollars interest.
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Reginia Pickus
Beckley
Charleston
Insurance case dismissed after July trial date
A dispute involving National Liberty Insurance and several underwriters including Liverpool and London Globe, Agricultural Insurance, Watertown, and Philadelphia firms was dismissed by court order. The proceedings referenced 14,500 pounds of steel and a proposal to use Inv every man, woman.
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National Liberty Insurance Cou
Pany
America
Liverpool
London and Globe Insurance Court Order, Company, Ltd
Agricultural Insurance Company of
Watertown
Philadelphia
Jehild
United States
Killarney Safety Progress Noted in mine inspection report
Federal inspectors Earl M. Klees and John J. Haugney documented safety progress at Lillybrook Coal Company's Killarney mine. Improvements include roof and face examinations after blasting, fixed safety posts, fire door repair, automatic stop signal for the ventilating fan, separate air splits, dust control, escapeway upgrades, goggles for workers, and ongoing timbering and air circulation enhancements.
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Lillybrook Coal Company
Killarney
Federal Bureau of iMines
Earl M. Klees
John J. Haugney
Ine
Klees and Haughney
Princewick Infant Rites Set Saturday
Funeral services for Linda Carodyn Craddock one year old of Princewick were set for 7 p m Saturday at Coal City Community Church with Rev Roland Kennedy officiating Burial will follow in Coal City cemetery The child died at 9 a m yesterday after an illness since birth She was born July 26 1947 in Princewick daughter of Jack and Genevieve Wickline Craddock Survived by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs M Craddock and maternal grandmother Mrs William Wickline The body will remain at Caffee Funeral Home until 6 p m today then be moved to the parents residence
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Linda Carodyn Craddock
Jack Craddock
Princewick
Coal City
Roland Kennedy
Coal
Jack
Genevieve Wickline Craddock
M. Cc. Craddock
William Wickline
Caffee
State makes 3 240 000 bond purchase under new limits
Charleston AP reports Treasurer R E Tabor announces the state bought 3 240 000 in Series 6 U S saving bonds. Purchases were enabled by eased restrictions raising single buyer limits and accounted for about 11 percent of the statewide quota.
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Associated Press
Charleston
U.S
R. E. Tabor
Falbott
Current security loan drive expenditures and Dead Sea facts
The record notes about 30 million dollars in the current security loan drive. Of the total purchases, 900 thousand were for the workmen's compensation fund, 2.59 million for funds under the teachers' retirement system, and 40 thousand for the state police deal and disability fund. It also states the Dead Sea length as 47 miles, greatest width 9.5 miles, and area 340 square miles.
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Dead Sea
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Albert E. Rhudy
Pickus Insurance
Whitesville
Owen S. Surrisle
Arnett
Coal River
Kole Kateohnstown Road
Sanitarium
Fountain Service
Mr. and Aira
W. W. Gotlonley
Rucker's Cut-Rate, Inc
New Johnstown
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Kodak Films
Kodak and
Films
Diss Floral 9
J. F. Bowles
J. A. Rucker
Herbert Keene
Ideal Furniture Co
Your Cash Furniture Store
Temple St
Backley
Neville Street
Poe
Johnsons
Deans Pills
Pinkhams
Clairol
Pke
Kodak
Eastman
Kodak Film
ATA
Absorbine Jr
Phillips
Magnesia
Stanback
Raleigh
Ry. Club
Beech
Kaywoodie
PTL Ae Ct Eee Eee
St.Joseph Asprin
Wan
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