North Carolina detectives probe three murders in woodland clearing
Detectives from Henderson County and Hendersonville along with the State Bureau of Investigation pursue leads in the bludgeoning deaths of two Hendersonville music store partners Vernon Shipman and Charles Walter Glass, and 60-year-old Louise Davis Shumate of Asheville. Bodies arranged face up in a semicircle near Summit Lake. no suspects.
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Tuxedo
N.C
UPI
Henderson County Sheriff's Office
Hendersonville
Louise Davis Shumate
Asheville
Vernon Shipman
Charles Walter Glass
Shumate
Glass
Shipman
Arden
Summit Lake
Planes Bring Astronauts Home After Engine Trouble
John Young and Michael Collins returned from Gemini 10 to Houston greeted by a large crowd at Air Force Base. The trip from Cape Kennedy was delayed when the first plane developed engine trouble, forcing a replacement craft from Huntsville to complete the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Base
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Howdy
Collins
Pat
Sweetie
Barbara
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Southern West Virginia economic development district named
Sens. Jennings Randolph and Byrd and Rep. James Kee announce designation of a Southern West Virginia Economic Development District comprising Fayette Logan McDowell Mercer Mingo Monroe Raleigh Summers and Wyoming counties. The district is created under the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 and seeks EDA technical assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
James Kee
West Virginia
Fayette
Logan
McDowell
Mercer
Mingo
Monroe
Raleigh
Summers
Wyoming
Public Works and Economic Development Act
Southern
West Virinia Economic Development Prp
The
Economic Development Administration
McNamara urges NATO allies to match U.S. defense effort
Defense Secretary McNamara said the United States will not cut back its force in Europe, stressing that NATO allies must match U.S. defense efforts as the Vietnam war continues. In other notes, Arthur P. Dunlap will become executive director of the West Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges on Sept. 1. Prime Minister Harold Wilson defends his wage and price freeze amid Labor Party critics. UPI announced new assignments for William F. Sunderland and David L. Dugas in its London and Rome bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
America
U. S
Europe
McNamara
West Germany
West Virginia Foundation For Independent Colleges
Arthur P. Dunlap
South Charleston
Harold Wilson
Labor
United Press International
William F. Sunderland
David L. Dugas
London
Rome
Education and persuasion urged to solve civil rights issues
Russell L. Bradley, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia regional director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, said Sunday that civil rights problems should be solved through education and persuasion rather than demonstrations. The United Steelworkers Union Executive Board began a three day meeting in Pittsburgh today to discuss what President I. W. Abel called internal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Bradley
Western
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
National Conference of Christians and Jews
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
I. W. Abel
Defense Dept Denies Radiation Report and Probes N R Charges
A Defense Department spokesman rejected a Paris newspaper claim that an American suffered radiation effects near france during tests. In West Virginia, Pa State Police Supt W E Burchett asked for a complete impartial probe into charges against the Department of Natural Resources by Sen Frank Deem R Ritchie. Burchett was drawn into the issue by Natural Resources Director Robert Mc Donough Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Paris
France
Pace State
W. E. Burchett
Department of Natural Resources
Frank Deem
R-Ritchie
Burchett
Natural Resources
Robert McDonough
W A Davis To Head Bankers Association
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS UP The new president of the West Virginia Bankers Association is W A Davis president of the Peoples Bank of Mullens Davis succeeds W H Lloyd president of Bank of West Virginia in Charleston Burton English of Berkeley Springs was named first vice president Robert C Hazlett of Wheeling was elected second vice president and Adonis Hunt of Fairmont was named treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia Bankers Association
W. A. Davis
The
Peoples’ Bank of
Davis
W. H. Lloyd
Charleston
Bank of
West Virginia
Burton English
Berkeley Springs
Robert C. Hazlett
Wheelin
Adonis Hunt
Fairmont
Stillwell Aboard Missing DC3 In Pacific Search
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stillwell Jr., head of Fort Bragg Special Forces training, was reported aboard a missing DC3 en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. His mother in Carmel, California, confirmed the rumor. Rescue ships and planes scoured a 120 mile wide corridor 600 miles southwest of San Francisco as recovery efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Joseph W. Stillwell Jr
Special Forces Training Center
Fort Bragg
N.C
Here
Honolulu
Joe Stillwell
Carmel
Calif
Pacific
Thailand
Royal Army
Stillwell
Viet Nam
Ft. Bragg
U.S. Army
John F. Kennedy
Harold J. Grimes
Pacific Palisades
Hanoi moves to justify trials in Viet Nam war
Hanoi set up an 11 member committee to investigate US war crimes and accused American raids of targeting schools hospitals and dykes. Harriman said Washington seeks prisoner exchanges but has failed and warned that any trial or execution would rally Americans and turn world opinion against North Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Hanoi Radio
Viet Nam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
North Viet Nam
Harriman
Funeral services for Silux mine victims set
Funeral services are scheduled for seven men killed in Saturday explosion at the Silux mine near Mount Hope. Hubert Dowdy 35 of Carlisle dies. services Tuesday at Free Will Baptist Church Fayetteville with burial at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Dowdy Korean War veteran survived by wife Violet Sue Dowdy and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silux
Mount Hope
Clarence Cummings services held in Saint Albans
Clarence D. Cummings, 32, Route 2 Fayetteville, will have services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Alley-Caldorph Funeral Home Saint Albans with Rev. Granville Terry officiating. Burial at Cunningham Memorial Park Saint Albans. He was a shuttle car operator, son of the late Arnold Cummings and Iva Campbell Cummings Mangue of South Charleston. Survived by wife Goldie Lee, daughter Pamela at home, brother William C. of Saint Albans, and sister Norma Lee Caldwell of Saint Albans. Body moved from Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill to Saint Albans at 10 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Cummings
Fayetteville
Alley
Saint Albans
Norma Lee Caldwell
Tyree
Ayers Services Held for Dallas Ayers Beckley
Funeral services for Dallas Lee Ayers 45 of Beckley were set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lilly Haven Baptist Church with Rev. James Frazier officiating. Burial follows at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Matheny. Born March 24, 1921, in Green Sulphur Springs he was a son of Samuel and Cordelia Ayers. Survivors include wife Barbara Hamrick Ayers two sons Daniel and Randall three daughters Brenda Patricia and Vickie four brothers Willie Charles Vaden Ivan and five sisters Leona Nessie Violet Myrtle and Bertie. The body stayed at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana.
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Dallas Lee Ayers
Beckley
Lilly Haven Baptist Church
James Frazier
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Green Sulphur Springs
Samuel
Cordelia Cales Ayers
Barbara Hamrick Ayers
Daniel
Randall
Brenda
Patricia
Vickie
Willie
Charles
Sandstone
Vaden
Columbus
Ohio
Ivan Ayers
Hinton
Leona Hicks
Nessie Hicks
Violet Ford
Myrtle Holland
Bertie Thomas
Alderson
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Rites for Robert Daniels Held at Free Will Church
Rites for Robert Calvin Daniels 21 of Route 1 Mount Hope will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Free Will Baptist Church Maple Fork with Rev. Roy Tyree in charge. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. Born January 23 1945 in Harper he was the son of Hubert Daniels and Anna Mae Phipps Daniels of Beckley Route 3. Surviving are three brothers Charlie and Leslie of Beckley Route 3 Johnny of Winston Conn. three sisters Shelia Sue both at home and Mollie Balon Route 1 Mount Hope. and a daughter Rita Diana at home. The body remains at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope with calling after 5 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calvin Daniels
Route 1
Mount Hope
Free Will Baptist Church
Maple Fork
Roy Tyree
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Harper
Hubert Daniels
Anna Mae Phipps Daniels
Route 3
Beckley
Evin Frances Daniels
Charlie
Leslie
Bowyer Rites Set for Luther Elbert Bowyer at Maple Fork
Luther Elbert Bowyer 46 of Maple Fork, an electrician at the mine, will be buried at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens after funeral services at Maple Fork Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. The service will be led by Rev. C H Painter and Rev. Donald Lowe, with the Men's Bible Class pallbearers. Bowyer, born April 24 1920 in Maple Fork, was a church trustee and United Mine Workers member. He is survived by his wife Eulia, a brother Hubert Bowyer, two sisters Hazel Elkins and Arbutus Hurd, two sons Kenneth L and Keith E, and four daughters Janet Ellen Nancy Gaye Debra Lynn and Ruth Ann Treadway. Burial follows at Prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Elbert Bowyer
Maple Fork
Maple Fork Baptist Church
C. H. Painter
Donald Lowe
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Bowyer
United Mine Workers of America
Elbert
Eliza Tyree Bowyer
Eulia Bowyer
Hubert Bowyer
Helen
Hazel Elkins
Arbutus Hurd
Route 1
Mount Hope
Kenneth L
Keith E
Janice Ellen
Nancy Gaye
Debra Lynn
Ruth Ann Treadway
Tyree
Rites for James H McGuire in Victor at 2 PM
Rites for James Hazelwood McGuire 44 of Route 1 Mount Hope held at 2 PM on Wednesday at his parents home in Victor with Rev. Roy Tyree in charge. Burial in McGuire Cemetery Victor. He was World War II veteran and United Mine Workers member. Obituary notes birth February 13 1922 Gauley Bridge. survived by wife Arleada Marie and four daughters and four sons plus siblings. Friends may call Ty Hope 9 AM to 3 PM Tuesday.
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James Hazelwood McGuire
Route 1
Mount Hope
James Edward McGuire
Victor
Roy Tyree
McGuire
Maple Valley Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Gauley Bridge
Ethel Ora Eagle McGuire
Arleada Marie McGuire
Basil
Pax
Thomas
Elwood
Clinton
Goldie Markum
Richwood
James David
Delbert Mark
Hilda Carol
Wanda Delores
Bonie Kay
Connie Faye
Services for Howard Morris at Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church
Howard Morris 31 of Mount Hope will be buried in Pine View Cemetery Orgas after a 11 a.m. Tuesday service at Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church led by Rev. Ernest Barley. A Korean War Marine veteran, he belonged to the United Mine Workers and Whitesville Moose Lodge. Born Wheelwright Kentucky June 28 1935 he was son of Charlie Morris and Caldoria agen Broglin. Survived by wife Bobbie Kay Morris two brothers Hubert and Homer four sisters Beulah Bragg Stella Beard Eliza Jackson and Vonda Lee Green and three daughters Tammy C Ina Kay Laura Ann plus two sons Samuel E and Howard M. Body to home at 5 p.m. today from Tyree Funeral Home in Mount Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Dowdy
Carlisle
Free Will Baptist
Fayetteville
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Dowdy
Akersville
George and
Vergie Belford Dowdy
Logan
Violet Sue Dowdy
Hubert Douglas
Sandra Kay
Carolyn Sue
Teresa Ann
Kenneth
Monaville
Violet Burke
Elsie Hester
Scarro
LS Funeral
Oak
Howard Morris
Mount Hope
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church
Ernest Barley
Pine View
Orgas
United Mine Workers of America
Whitesville
Bobbie Kay Morris
Hubert
Homer
Beulah Bragg
South Williamson
Stella Beard
Eliza Jackson
Vonda Lee Green
Detroit
Mich
Samuel E
Howard M
Tammy C
Ina Kay
Laura Ann
Tyree
Dallas Ayers
Beckley
Lynco
Wyoming County
Mine blast toll rises as 48 trapped workers
A coal mine in West Virginia suffered a deadly blast hurting 48 miners with nine in the blast area. Survivors say methane caused the explosion while the trigger remains unknown. Names and services for the deceased were listed with multiple towns and churches. A rescue party evacuated nine trapped miners who barricaded themselves in a room and prayed before escaping. Homer Morris, 39, explained he will return to mining saying it’s all he knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Morris
Obituary: Fontaine Riker Clark Dies at 72 in New York
Fontaine Riker Clark, chairman of the board of American Foreign Steamship Corp. of New York, died Sunday of a heart attack on his home grounds. He was 72.
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Brookville, N.Y
UPI
Fontaine Riker Clark
American Foreign Steamship Corp. of
New York
First woman law school professor Daggett laid to rest
Funeral services were held Sunday for Dr. Harriet Spiller Daggett the first woman to hold a full time law school professorship. Daggett died Friday in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPI
Harriet Spiller Daggett
Daggett
Henry Rorer 70 Arnett miner dies after long illness
Henry Rorer 70 of Arnett a retired miner died Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Hettie Combs Rorer four daughters and four sons plus a brother three sisters and 23 grandchildren. Funeral 3 p m Wednesday at Bee Branch Methodist Cameron with two pastors. Burial Rover Cemetery Cameron. Body moved from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville to residence Tuesday. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robert Rorer
Arnett
Beckley
Hettie Combs’ Rorer
Mamie Arbaugh
Akron
Ohio
Pebble Davis
Mary Massie
Barberton
Anna Jean Oplinger
Rittman
William L
Bruce R
James H
Denver B
Fred
Wavie Daniel
Ollie Laverty
Margie Jarrell
Packsville
Bee Branch Methodist
Cameron
Wade Webb
Richard W. Goodwin
Rover
Mrs Malissa Adkins Rites Set for Oak Hill Woman
Mrs Malissa Adkins 89 of Oak Hill will be laid to rest at 2 p.m. in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Alden Meadows officiating Burial follows in Cunard Cemetery Cunard She died Saturday in an Oak Hill hospital from a heart attack Friends may call after 5 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malissa Adkins
Oak Hill
Tyree
Alden Meadows
Cunard
Adkins
Roy Wallace dies after being struck crossing road in Christiansburg
Roy Wallace 51 of Christiansburg Va formerly of Odd died at 1145 p m Saturday from injuries after a car strike while crossing a street He was son of the late R A Wallace and Addie Croye Wallace of Odd Survived by Alice O Neal Wallace wife a son Ronnie of Orange Va a daughter Anna of Knoxville Tenn and a sister Mrs Stella Malott of Milford Ohio Funeral services set for 11 am Tuesday at a Baptist Church in Christiansburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wallace
Christiansburg
Odd
R. A. Wallace
Addie Croye Wallace
Alice O'Neal Wallace
Ronnie
Orange
Anna
Knoxville
Tenn
Stella Malott
Milford
Clarence Lafon final rites set for Black Eagle resident
Clarence Lafon 68 of Black Eagle will receive final rites at 2 p m Tuesday at Black Eagle Baptist Church with Reverends Junior Dodson and Harold McMay officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley. He died Saturday in a local hospital. body at Sam Fogleson Nease and Neely Funeral Home in Mullens with calls this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lafon
Black Eagle
Black Eagle Baptist Church
Junior Dodson
Harold McMay
Sunset Memorial Park
Beckley
Lafon
Sam Fogleson
Nease and Neely
Mullens
Mrs Mildred Woodring obituary from Birch River area
Mrs Mildred Modora Woodring 43 of Webster Springs died Saturday after a 16 year illness. Born January 6 1923 in Birch River she was a daughter of the late Patrick Dodrill and Rosie Dodrill. Survived by six sisters and eight brothers with services in Birch River and burial at Armstrong Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Modora Woodring
Webster Springs
Birch River
Patrick Franklin Dodrill
Rosie Fletcher Dodrill
Woodring
The
Baptist Church
James
Nora) Gunsales
Skaneateles
N. Y
David
Erma) Oram
Mercellus
Otis
Georgie) Maul
Holcomb
Mary Fox
Newburg
Marie Dodrill
Withenville
Mass
M. P
Violet) Bailey
Tioga
Edward Dodrill
Edgar
Billy
Fred
Shirley
Marietta
Ernest
Joseph
Patrick
Marcellus
Melton Mortuary
Melton’s
Armstrong Cemetery
Parks program details set for Charleston news conference
State Natural Resources Director Robert P. McDonough will outline the multimillion dollar parks program at a 2:30 p m news conference in Charleston. He will announce contract award dates and projected completion dates for Hawk's Nest Twin Falls Pipe stem and Canaan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Robert P. McDonough
Hawk's Nest
Twin Falls
Pipestem
Canaan Valley
Wreck Near Pineville Crusade To Continue Despite Catastrophe
The Mullen s Area Evangelistic Crusade will proceed with the 7 30 p m service despite a late Sunday night two car crash near Pineville that injured three team members including evangelist Rev Roy Gustafson. Gustafson will lead the second service though described as stiff and sore. Other injured include Mrs Barbara Musto and Rev John Dillon. The accident occurred about 10 30 p m on Route 10 near Pineville. Attendance at the opening night exceeded 600. the Crusade runs through Aug 7 at Mullens High School.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens Area
Pineville
Roy Gustafson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gustafson
The
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Barbara Musto
Steve Musto
Wyoming General Hospital
Musto
Dillon
Dallas
Tex
Stevens Clinic
Shirley Good
Randy
Linda Gail
Bobby Louis
Wyoming County Sheriff's Department
Route
Good
James Mitchell
Lynco
Trula Mitchell
Mitzi
Scotty Mitchell
Charles Good
Kathy Baldwin
Bandy
Crusade Office
Mullens High School
Lone Survivor May Be State's Star Witness
State's Atty. Daniel Ward planned to present to a county grand jury in Chicago to seek murder indictments against Richard Speck for the death of eight student nurses. Corazon Amurao, the 23 year old Filipino survivor, was expected to be the star witness, with detectives and crime lab technicians ready to testify. Speck, 24, is jailed in hospital custody awaiting arraignment as doctors described his condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPS
Daniel P. Ward
Richard Speck
Corazon Amurao
Miss Amurao
South Chicago Community Hospital
Ward
Grand Jury
Speck
C. William Ruddell
Ky warns China threat in Southeast Asia future
Washington quotes South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky arguing that the real danger in Southeast Asia is the Chinese Communists and that free nations must confront them now rather than in five or ten years. He says sooner or later free men will have to face China, implying a possible invasion of North Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Tommy Jacobs honors Tony Lema as a player and friend
Tommy Jacobs, chairman of the PGA Players Committee, pays tribute to the late Tony Lema. He calls Lema a star of the tour and a great friend, saying he was a man's man and a player's player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munster
Ind
Tommy Jacobs
PGA Players Committee
Tony Lema
Cleveland racism remark at church meeting sparks tension
In Cleveland the black spokesman Lewis Robinson spoke at a church meeting about the Hough race riots. He said that while many encourage thinking of heaven, for the black man the path to heaven runs through Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lewis Robinson
Hough Section
Hough
Monroney critiques Capitol extension plan humorously
Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma questions the proposed 34 million dollar west front extension to the Capitol. He likens the idea to adding bay windows to the Washington Monument or picnic patios on the Parthenon, mocking the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Capitol
Washington Monument
Parthenon
Attack Claims John L. Tyson
John L. Tyson a leading West Virginia stock broker died of an apparent heart attack in Huntington at age 70 He was a vice president at Harris Upham Co and manager of Huntington and Ashland offices He began with Harris Upham in 1933 after leaving Parkersburg and earlier worked with Winthrop Mitchell in Par kersburg His career started in 1916 as a teleographer for the New York Stock Exchange Funeral services for the Gr afton native will be held Tuesday He is survived by his widow two sons and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
UPI
John L. Tyson
West Virginia
Tyson
Harris Upham & Co
Ashland
Harris Upham
Parkersburg
Winthrop- Mitchell
New York Stock Exchange
Grafton
Marines Downed in North Viet Nam Raid. Pilot Rescued
The U S Marines lost a Skyhawk aircraft to communist anti aircraft fire during raids over North Viet Nam, the sixth U S aircraft lost in two days. The pilot parachuted into the Tonkin and was rescued by a Navy helicopter near 80 miles northwest of Dong Hoi. Viet Cong attacks near Saigon targeted South Vietnamese military posts and refugee centers with mortars and small arms fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Viet Nam
U.S
North
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ranger
Tonkin
Dong Hoi
Rioting Drives Burial Fund for Joyce Arnette Victim
A riot sparked a collection drive to cover burial costs for Joyce Arnette, a Nerro woman shot while leaning from a Hough window last week. NAACP attorney Stanley Tolliver criticized white suburb sanitation, while Youth Director Deforest Brown urged nonviolent plans and proposed a Hough development group as a path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Arnette
Hough
Potter's Field
Stanley Tolliver
NAACP
Cleveland
Johnson Fears Riots Endanger Civil Rights Push
President Johnson and aides warn that big city race riots could derail public support for civil rights legislation, threaten renewal of the Voting Rights Act, welfare programs, and anti poverty efforts. He urges peaceful protest and lawful action to advance reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Big City
South
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Luther £. Bowyer
James H. McGuire
Luther Bowyer
Maple
St. Albans
Robert Daniels
James McGuire
Don Legg
Lloyd Malcomb
Oak Hill Hospital
Mountain State
Main St
W. Va
Dial
Henry R. Rorer
Mrs
Mildred Woodring
John Dillon
Atlanta, Ga
Welch
Indianapolis
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