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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1959

Page

3

July 1 deadline set for 30,000 West Virginia store operators

West Virginia store operators must pay state licenses for fiscal year 1959 60 by July 1. John A Field Jr state tax commissioner said applications were mailed to determine fees and ensure credit for payments. The 1958 59 total collected was 42365013 dollars with 32000 33000 renewing. A 10 percent monthly delinquency penalty applies. The 1957 law created general and special licenses. many operators require local municipal licenses too.

West Virginia John A. Field Jr State Tax Department Field

Coal Production Up In West Virginia Four Months 1959

The West Virginia Department of Mines reports a four month gain of 1,364,984 tons in coal output for 1959 compared with the same period in 1958. Despite higher production employment fell to 41,540 on average, with 37 mining deaths so far in 1959, up from 36 in 1958. April output reached 10,054,409 tons, up from 8,395,539 tons in 1958.

West Virginia Department of Mines

Three Women Join Women's Army Corps at Beckley

Nora Beliford White Oak Lis sie Pierce Shady Spring Jo Ann Morrison Wanda Harmon Bluefield take oath at Beckley Recruiting Office led by Lt Joan Shepard. They will fly to Fort McClellan Alabama for eight weeks basic training. Morrison Harmon admin care Pierce medical Beliford will select field after training under the two digit WAC program.

Women’s Army Corps Beckley Nora Beliford White Oak Lissie Pierce Shady Spring Jo Ann Morrison Wanda Harmond Bluefield Joan Shepard Fort McClellan Ala Miss Morrison Miss Harmon Miss Pierce Beliford WAC

Man Fires Shot In Family Feud

A shooting incident on Stotesbury Road in Sophia involved Raymond Ara of soak Creek during a family dispute at the Weddle residence. Clyde Weddle warned him not to enter, fired a shot over his head, and Ara left. No injuries occurred and no charges were filed.

Sophia Stotesbury Road Raymond Ara Soak Creek Weddle Clyde Weddle Ara

Slow Down And Live Traffic Safety Program

Colonel Hazen H. Fair of the West Virginia State Police urges broad participation in the 1959 Slow Down And Live program running Memorial Day through Labor Day. The drive targets the fatal five violations and asks all individuals businesses and organizations to spread the message that common sense behind the wheel can prevent accidents. People can obtain posters bumper strips and other materials from local State Police detachments as the campaign promotes the slogan Can You Stop in Time.

Hazen H. Fair West Virginia

Ceremony Marks New Land System In West Virginia

A 1959 Legislature act initiates filing of topographic quadrangle maps by the U S Geological Survey and the West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey with the secretary of state for county map certification and recording. A ceremony in Secretary Joe Burdett’s office will mark the map presentation. Ruth Ann Booth, a WVU 1959 graduate with a degree in speech, receives a $500 scholarship toward a master’s in speech therapy from the West Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The grant supports residents who plan to practice in the state. The five tribes of Indians in Oklahoma are the Creeks Cherokees Choctaws Chickasaws and Seminoles.

U. S. Geological Survey West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey Secretary of State Joe F. Burdett West Virginia Survey The West Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults United State Ruth Ann Booth Booth West Virginia University

West Virginia Agronomy Field Day Draws Four Attendees

Four agricultural men participate in the 1959 WVU Agronomy Field Day at the Ohio Valley Substation. Attendees include Frank Patton and John J. Flanagan along with Robert Winston and Robert Baker of Summers County. Tours cover Sudan grass millet grains sorghums tobacco corn wheat irrigation and rotation research. Sperow invites all interested to visit Route 62 north of Point Pleasant.

West Virginia University Frank Patton Farmers Home Administration John J. Flanagan Rural Development Program Robert Winston Maple Fork Robert Baker Summers County Ohio Valley University Agricultural Experiment Station Charles B. Sperow Jr Sperow Route 62 Point Pleasant

Delinquent Tax Lands Irredeemable Today West Virginia

Tax delinquent lands in West Virginia become irredeemable today as they are certified to counties for sale. Owners may seek redemption by petition to the circuit court before sale. Deputy commissioners file suits to obtain orders for public auctions with proceeds directing to the general school fund.

West Virginia State Auditor's Office of Auditor’s General School

Hairston Faces Saturday Hearing in Assault Case

East Park man William Hairston Jr was released on $1,000 bonds after Sunday arrest for assault and battery and breach of peace. He awaits a Saturday hearing before Magistrate W. A. Burke after his wife Della Mae Hairston filed the warrants alleging slapping and threats.

East Park Raleigh W. A. Burke William Hairston Jr Hairston Della Mae _ Hairston Margaret Jones Beckley Cotton White Stanley Brown Maple Fork Burke Lloyd Franklin Rice Florida Brown Charles Upton Jumping Branch

Five Civil Defense Emergency Hospitals Ready in WV

West Virginia has five 200 bed Civil Defense emergency hospitals ready for use within hours. Beckley already hosts one, with others at Madison Boone County, Parkersburg, Weirton, and Welch. Senator Jennings Randolph cited Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization in Washington for details.

Civil Defense West Virginia U. S Jennings Randolph Randolph Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization Washington Beckley Madison Boone County Parkersburg Weirton Welch

McAlpin Model A Owner Captures First in Beckley Rally

Jack Grubb of McAlpin won first place in a Model A Ford driving contest held Sunday in the Kroger Co Parking Lot. Judges credited accuracy and speed as Barry Bailes of Beckley took second for a Model A manual and Lonnie Redden of Beaver third for windshield wipers. The Beckley Club and Bill Jones Ford sponsored the rally with 17 cars from 1928 to 1931. The event involved driving 30 yards between lines, switching the distributor’s rotary button, and backing to the start. Final plans for another rally by Jack Rohrer of Pratt are not yet set.

Kroger Co Jack Grubb McAlpin Grubb Johnny Scott Beckley Ford Club Barry Bailes Lonnie Redden Beaver

Sophia Council Certifies Town Election Results

Sophia Town Council met in a special session to certify the June 2 town election results. Four of seven new officials took oath July 1, including Recorder James B Deck and councilmen W F Tolliver Fred X Williams C C Ryals, with Mayor-elect James Salyers and Donald Stone Jack Branham to follow. The council set monthly pay at five dollars per councilman for attendances and Recorder pay at twenty five dollars. next meeting July 1 will hire city employees.

Sophia Town D, B, Winfrey James Deck W. F. Tolliver Fred X Williams C. C. Ryals James Salyers Donald Stone Jack Branham

Wisconsin Anthropologists Test Solar Cookers with Indians

University of Wisconsin anthropologists are collaborating with Indigenous communities in Arizona to study solar cookers. The project aims to determine if sunlight alone can cook food, evaluating practicality and cultural factors in real use.

University of Wisconsin Arizona

Herbert Snuffer Granted Building Permit for 910 Woodlawn Ave

Herbert Snuffer was granted a building permit by the City Recorder's office on Wednesday to construct a house at 910 Woodlawn Avenue. The project is estimated to cost 25 Cea and the permit fee paid was $25.

Herbert , Snuffer City Recorder’s Office Woodlawn Avenue

Public Governor Role Created for NYSE Board in 1938

The New York Stock Exchange established a Public Governor position in 1938 to ensure public representation on the board and reflect the public viewpoint in governance. The move aimed to balance private interests with broader market concerns.

The New York Stock Exchange

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