Charley presses Beckley into a new era with 64 page startup
Beckley Newspapers unveils a new unitype press named Charley, replacing the old Cranston drum cylinder. The 36 by 11 foot two story machine prints 64 pages at 42,000 an hour and includes a $200,000 expansion with modern editorial rooms. It will print in black white and three other colors.
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Unitype
Fayette Fracas Hospitalizes Two Elderly Women
Fayetteville RNS reports two elderly Summerslee women were hospitalized after a fight at the Mitchell home. Myrtle Taylor, 65, is in critical condition at a Montgomery hospital with a .32 revolver gunshot wound to the left side. Rosa B. Mitchell, 75, is at Oak Hill Hospital with a fractured skull. Deputies Buddy Crouch and Fred O Boyle noted the two were usually friends and quoted Taylor as saying I shot me, so I hit her with a poker.
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Rns
Summerlee
Montgomery
Myrtle Taylor
Rosa B. Mitchell
Oak Hill
Fayette County
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Mitchell
Retrial Ordered In Wyoming Case
The Wyoming County conviction of Ivan Daniel for unlawfully wounding Officer Walter Hinkle was set aside by the Supreme Court on technical grounds. The ruling cites a pleading proof variance and a verdict defect and sends the case back to Wyoming Circuit Court for retrial. Daniel faced a one to five year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Supreme Court
Wyoming County
Ivan Daniel
Walter Hinkle
Oceana
Thornton G. Berry
Daniel
West Virginia Weather Outlook With Heat and Showers
The region expects mostly sunny and hot conditions with highs in the 80s in the mountains and near 90 elsewhere. tonight brings increasing clouds and scattered showers. Wednesday stays warm and humid with more showers possible. Beckley posted a high of 85 yesterday and a 56 low last night. Oak Hill area notes show clear river conditions with Bluestone Reservoir gauges at 2.25 and gates open.
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Oak Hill High
Night Sky Notes Beckley Shows Venus Near Mars
Beckley observes sunset today and sunrise tomorrow with a 5 02 am sunrise. Moonset at 10 05 pm and First Quarter on June 14. Above the Moon Venus and Mars appear. Venus brightens and moves closer to Mars toward week’s end, the pair nearly a moon's breadth apart.
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Venus
Mars
Shaped Note Singers Sought For Beckley Folk Festival
Dr Patrick W Gainer at Beckley Junior High teaches folklore and folk literature seeking shape note singers old time fiddlers and mountain culture performers for a Beckley festival July 2. The search spans baskets quilts rugs guns dishes instruments and coverlets with displays and folk dancing. The festival venue is to be decided. Dr Gainer also runs a Glenville State College folk festival each year with a July parade and pioneer displays.
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Beckley
Gainer
Beckley Junior High School
West Virginia University
Glenville State College
Glenville
Tombstone Case Confusion Levels Beckley Youths
A Raleigh County Grand Jury failed to indict three Beckley youths over removing a tombstone from Wildwood Cemetery and placing it on Woodrow Wilson High School lawn. The case hinges on Circuit Court review of Juvenile Judge Harry L. McCreery's ruling regarding bias and blood relation claims. No date set for Circuit Court hearing. two other defendants over 18, John Dorsey and Fred Drumheller, were not indicted.
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Beckley
Wildwood Cemetery
Woodrow Wilson High School
Circuit Court
Harry L. McCreery
McCreery
Norman Knapp
Patteson Not A Candidate For Democratic Nomination
Mount Hope former governor Okey L Patteson is not a candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. A Morgantown paper had labeled him a sure fire candidate recently. the Register contacted the ex governor for comment.
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Mount Hope
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Morgantown
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Returned To Prison George Mack and other notes from Raleigh County jail
Federal prisoner George Mack was returned to a mena institution from the Raleigh County Jail at noon. Governor spoke from Mount Hope real estate office. Patteson denied plans to run, saying he is not a candidate and not physically up to campaigning. Multiple West Virginia Democrats considered as possible nominees, including Ralph Bean and Hulett Smith. (Continued on Page 10)
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Maxwell Hill
Raleigh
Mena
Mount Hope
Patteson
the Register
West Virginia
Ralph J. Bean
Senate
Charleston
Hulett Smith
Beckley
Democratic Executive Committee
The
Register
Autographs and dinners mark Eisenhower Wayne event
President Eisenhower and John Wayne drew crowds at a Washington $100 a plate Republican dinner where Eisenhower spoke and Wayne led ceremonies. Four white men face trial in Tallahassee for the rape of a Black college student. Dr Claude Fraleigh becomes professor and chair at West Virginia University School of Dentistry. Fidel Castro denies Soviet arms training and ships near Cuba. A Philippi farmer dies in a silo accident. Ralph Henry's body found after drowning in the Ohio River. Five people questioned in Luning mine shooting in Tennessee. A Negro man from Richmond is hunted and killed after Deputy Powers’ slaying in Sanford. A fire at Nit ro division of Food Machinery and Chemical Co. causes up to a million dollars in damage. Somoza resistance in Nicaragua grows as rebels claim major battles. United Rubber Workers end a 55 day strike with Goodrich in Canton. Soviet Deputy Premier Koslov seeks talks during U.S. visit.
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Wayne
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Farmer
Earl Z. Green
Ralph Henry
Sistersville
Ohio River
Ohio
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Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
Nitro
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Somoza
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Luis Somoza
United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich Co
Canton
Goodrich
Death Claims L. C. Auldridge
Leonard Clifton Auldridge 61 of Prince died at 10:30 a m today in a local hospital after a six month illness. Born July 6 1898 in Hillsboro he was the son of Oliver Auldridge and the late Eliza Rodgers Auldridge. Auldridge worked for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway as depot agent at Mabscott and Prince for about 20 years. Survivors include wife Dottie Richmond Auldridge two sons George A New Buffalo Mich and Leonard C Jr New Britain Conn a daughter Martha Frances Frye Morgantown two stepdaughters Barbara Knuckles Hyattsville Md and Anna Rodgers Beckley a sister Dr Lily Holliday Goldenrod Fla and eight grandchildren. The body remains at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Prince
Hillsboro
Oliver Auldridge
Golden
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New Buffalo
Mich
Leonard C. Jr
New Britain
Spellers Waycaster And Kessinger Tour Air Base
Washington brief reports Jean Waycaster and Peggy Kessinger staying at the Mayflower Hotel after being named Tri County spelling champions. They will tour an air base as part of Bee events, with hotel charges set by National Spelling Bee fees.
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Peggy) Kessinger
Jean
Peggy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Andrews Air Force Base
William T. Smith
Andrews
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
Carlo R.tosti
Andrews Base
William B. Carrol
Andrew
Beckley Fours
Dr A E Beckett Dies In New York City
Dr Arthur Evan Beckett longtime Huntington Methodist pastor died of a heart attack in New York at 58 while visiting friends. He led Huntington churches and appeared on television as a religious counselor. He served in Beckley Richwood and Morgantown and coached civic religious activities. He leaves wife and three children plus two sisters and four grandchildren. The news follows his recent scheduling to begin a 16th year at Huntington Church as the naval officer family heads to Formosa.
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Huntington
New York
WSAZ
Beckett
Huntington Church
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Buckhannon
San Francisco
Cmdr
Phillip Beckett
Formosa
William
Larry
Archie Hinerman
William Gill
Ashland
Richwood
Morgantown
Beckley
Service Station Owner Robbed at Gunpoint
Pon cho's Service Station owner Roberta Chevez of Soak Creek reported a 4:30 a.m. robbery. He slept in a trailer behind the station when a man demanded about $100, while three accomplices waited in the car. Chevez could not provide a clear suspect description due to being highly excited.
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Raulo Chevez
Soak Creek
Chevez
Jail holds Betty Hylton and Questen Mayor on charges
Betty Hylton of Crab Orchard was jailed in Raleigh County at 10 25 p m Monday on an assault and battery charge. Questen Mayor of Clear Creek remains in jail awaiting a hearing on possession of moonshine whisky, jailed by a deputy sheriff at 7 30 p m Monday.
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Betty Hylton
Raleigh
Questen
Clear Creek
Mullens Levy Election Vote Tally Report
Poll workers account for over one third of votes in Mullens three year special levy election as of noon today. Totals show West Mullens 8, Mullens High School 11, Conley Grade School 12, South Mullens 16, Mullens Grade 19, overall 66 votes with poll workers contributing 23.
Return Of McGraw To Glen Fork Protested
About 40 Glen Fork area residents crowded the Wyoming County Board of Education offices to demand the return of principal Horace McGraw to Glen Fork. McGraw had been transferred to Glen Rogers for the coming year with a roughly $45 monthly salary cut after 14 years at Glen Fork. He questioned whether complaints against him were properly investigated and noted only board president Gilbert Goode admitted having any complaints. The group left after county superintendent Jesse Morgan promised to check if the replacement, Claude Lefler, would take the job.
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RNS
Glen Fork
Wyoming County Board of Education
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McGraw
Glen Rogers
Gilbert Goode
Don D.cook
Goode
Horace
Schols
Jesse Morgan
Claude Lefler
Senator Bean Seen as Governor Candidate Hint
A local note reports Senator Bean is viewed as a possible gubernatorial candidate. The piece mentions a political lodge welcome and implies the upcoming primary election will deter lonely days for supporters. It reflects early chatter about Democratic contenders and party activity.
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