Murder Trial Begins Not Guilty Says Mrs Giardella
Mrs Jacquella Giardella faces murder charges for a 41 gauge shotgun shooting of Charles Traybor Jr at her Raleigh County home. Opening statements describe the incident as self defense or accidental death. defense portrays Traybor as a jealous violent man who threatened her and attacked at the door while noting she was pregnant. The trial, active with witnesses and a three woman jury, is expected to last several days. She is free on bond posted October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquella Giardella
Charles Joseph Traybor Jr
Raleigh County
Kermit A. Locke
Warren A. Thornhill
Lea Birci
Thomas Canterbury
Joseph Ludhkins
Beckley
Canterbury
Gialdella
Traybor
Eccles
Sweeneybury Road
Phillip Boyden
Thornhill
Homer Virtue
Thornhil
Gialdey
Ste
Jimmy Gialdella
Phornhill
Thornhilt
William F. Wyant
Wyant
State to Appeal Ruling in Brown Case
The State intends to appeal a Raleigh County ruling in the Theodore Brown case. Judge Kermit A Locke quashed the indictment for falsifying accounts but gave the state 90 days to appeal and later 60 days to seek Supreme Court review, with eight months to perfect the appeal through the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Theodore
Ted “ Brown
Thomas Canterbury
Brown
Raleigh County
Warren Thornhill Jr
Kermit A. Locke
Fhornhill
Hns
Locke
Thornhill
West Virginia
Canterbury
Supreme Court
Deaths and funeral notices from Kentucky and West Virginia
Obituaries list Joseph H. Beck of Sparta Kentucky at home after a heart attack with wife May Gilbert Beck and ten grandchildren among survivors in several states. Kenneth Wayne Brackenridge of Rupert is mourned with services in Rainelle and burial in Walace Memorial Gardens, along with multiple relatives. Infant James Anthony Cooper dies in a hospital. graveside rites planned in Cooper cemetery. Mary Fortune of East Gulf dies after long illness. funeral arrangements pending. John Hankins of Rhodell, former Rhodell mayor, dies in Mullens hospital. survivors include wife Joyce Danley and children across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harold Beck
Sparta
Oak Hill
May Gilbert Beck
Harold F
Charlie
Cleveland
Ohio
Eddi
Mississippi
Gene
Tennessee
David Clemens
Jim Perry
Cincinnati
Patsy
Ellison Funeral Home
Jellico
Tenn
Hellion
Kenneth Wayne Brackenridge
Rupert
Jesue Namie Pentecostal
Edward
Joseph
Michael Ray Keyser
James Anthony Cooper
James Lacy
Myrtle Jnetta Carter Cooper
Coal City
Venersa Lynn
Nathan
Ada Daniels
Daniels
Erline Cooper
Chal City
Rev. W. PF
Tolliver
Sam
Cooper Cemetery
Jonben
Willams Funeral Home
Mary Fortune
East Gulf
Psn
Elk Ridge
Walter
Eula Buckner
David
Danny
Keith
Kennet
Brenda Fortune
Melanie Fortune
Alice Hairston
East Galf
Buckner
Huntington
Ruchle and Johnson Funeral
John Hankins
Rhodell
Okey Cox
Ceci Bolen
Rindell Tabernacle
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Hankins
Mullens Hospital
Greenbrier
Jim
Nannie Hankins
Rhodelland
UMWA
Amiga
Joyce Danley
Tankins
Roy
Beckley
Basil Danley
Levittown
Bill
Elnora) Hutton
Horace
Christine) McKinney
Stephenson
Kester
Maxine) O'Dell
Glen Morgen
Arthur
Phyliss) Sioney
Lassié Lusk
Alpeca
Sku
Alpaca Pentecostal Church of God
Silas Mullins
de Henard Fraser
John Jl. McKinney
Basin
Lusk
Charlottesville
Huey
Alistair Mckinney
Corinne -Pentecosts
Holiness Church of God
Paul Lusk
Layla
Joyce Lusk
Lennel
Yadkinsvie
N. C
Lacie Lee
Evelyn Shrewsbury
Mae Shrewsbury
Alpaca
Dewey
Sam Feglesang
Nease
Harden Lee Raines
Eunice
Bennie ‘Thompson
First Baptist Church
Ruby Thundar
Schenectady
N. Y
Ids Harden
Juanita McKnight
Prenter
Georgia Blaylock
Gladys Hix
Covey
Jacie
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Beclay and Area Obituaries Begin Holiday Services
Funeral notices list multiple local residents with survivors, funeral homes, and service details. Names include Oliver Clarence Kessler Jr of Fairfax Virginia, and Rev. George D. Toler of Beckley, with burial plans in Arlington and Greenwood. Passages note prior calling hours, pallbearers, and churches such as Welcome Baptist and Mount Hope Temple.
Byrd hints at presidential bid amid WV gathering
A West Virginia political event drew lawmakers and union leaders as William Byrd, described as a moderate potential ticket holder, weighed a possible presidential run. The mood mixed praise with jokes as Byrd warned a campaign must offer substance to win. Also noted were funeral announcements for Harden Lee Raines and Witham Horse Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Ront
Bryd
George Wallace
George Meany
George MccGovern
Ted Kennendy
Gérald Ford
Joan Slack
Harley Staggers
Ken Hechler
Washington
Jay Rockefeller
James Spranse
Jot Hutchinson
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
Joe Powell
West Virginia
AFL- Cro
Summers County
Senate
William Hubert Moss
Daniels
Blue Ridge
Thue
Moss
Bomb blast on 49th Street closes area for bomb squad
A blast described as heavy by an eyewitness damaged 49th Street between Fifth and Static Avenues. Police closed the area for the rest of the day as investigators checked the scene after a man reported seeing debris and glass raining down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Krusel
49Th Street
Fifth
Static Avenues
Trafic
Turkey Continues After Council Meeting on NATO Bases
The article notes Turkey, a NATO member bordering the Soviet Union, hosts bases providing three vital defense and early warning systems for the Mediterranean region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Page
Demirel
NATO
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Police Beat Prosperity Man Charged On 3 Joy Riding Counts
Ronald Lee Bennett, 13, of Prosperity, was jailed on three charges after a late Saturday joy riding incident. He allegedly rode with Barbara Ann Boggess and James Stump, then followed Pamela Sue Woodrum, leading deputies to pursue and arrest him for reckless driving, no license, and joy riding. Several other arrests followed for DUI, reckless driving, burglary, and related offenses, with minor injuries reported in a MacArthur Street collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lee Bennett
Prosperity
Raleigh County
Michael Johnson
Borden Surger
Bennett
Barbara Ann Boggess
Beckley
James Stump
Beaver
Stump
Pamela Sue Woodrum
Beckley 10
Beckley Theater
Boggess
Johnson
Howard West
Sheriff's
Greg Smith
Silver Moon
Eccles
Ict
WoVa
Specils Uy
Eeetes
Aliss Boggess
Slump
Borden Burger Inc
Arthur Marcum
West
Smith
Darrell L. Keene
Crab Orchard
MacArthur
Warren Furniture Co
Douglas Ray Sizemore
Tom W
Sizeruare
Keene
Lorena Wallace
Murder Weapon Search Unfruitful at Little Beaver Lake
Police and volunteers conducted an all day search at Little Beaver Lake for the gun used in the May 12 slaying of Sgt. David L. Lilly. Divers and rescue squads from Phoneton Lynchburg Ve Buckley National Guard and others scoured the lake to no avail. Ronald T. Williams remains in custody in New Jersey awaiting extradition to West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckley
Little Beaver Lake
David L. Lilly
Ronald T. Williams
Lilly
Phoneton
Lynchburg
National Guard
Department of Natural Resources
New Jersey
West Virginia
Daaniel Moore
Moore
Ronald Williams
167Th Armed Cavalry Division
Buckley National Guard
Cramp
Lynchburg, Wan
Bob Veringo
Barry Redwood
Doug Glass
David Steppens
Princeton
Gary Meade
Danny Roberts
Kya Fuda
Paul Lambert
Roy Crewey
Nick Hall
CIA front page statement denies Kennedy assassinations
The broadcast cites the White House and Senate Chairman Frank Church as saying there is no evidence that President Kennedy or Robert Kennedy were involved in assassinations. They accuse Rockefeller of misleading readers or misreading the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitte House
Frank Chore
Senate Committee
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Rockefeller
Court rulings on housing, IRS interviews, and racial employment bias
The court let stand a damages award against a Georgia official who denied a residence job to a white man married to a black. It rejected efforts to recover fines from sailors and marines, and debated whether IRS interviews require advising a defendant of the right to remain silent. It also addressed cooperative housing stock exemptions from federal securities laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Georgia
Illege
Interim pact talks eyed as Rabin proposes new accord
Reporters say a 50 percent chance exists for an Israeli Egyptian interim agreement. Israel expects Egypt to reply within two weeks to Rabin's Washington proposals for a new pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Israel
Egypt
Rabin
Raleigh Register Adopts New Publishing Terms and Rates
The Raleigh Register announces price changes for daily and Sunday editions, set at 5.0 and 9.00 respectively, with tax obligations noted. It details carrier service areas, delivery days, and payment expectations for subscribers, including regional coverage and mail options.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Giardella
Charles Traybor
Gialdellas
Joseph H. Beck
Kenneth Brackenridge
Mary
John Rankins
Massachusetts
the Fogiesong, Nease and Neety Funeral Home
Mullens
Raymond McKinney
Junior Russo
Leslie Walton
Lonzo Foley
Earl Coslson
Norman Crook
Charles Litly
Oliver C. Kessler Jr
Oliver Clarence Kessler
Fairfax
Hinton
D.C
Diane Adams
Hawaii
Dorothy Halley
Phoenix
Ariz
Colonial Funeral Home
I Falls Church
Otlaw
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Mount Hope
Artington
Grantchldren
George D. Toler
South Fayette St
P. A. Hosa
John Wright
Thomas Pryor
Welcome Baptist Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mr. Toler
Nilchte and Johnson Funeral
Mrs. Lessie Lusk
William Hobart Moss
William J. Stover
Witham Horse Stover
Fayetteville
Tyree
Oak Lil
William D. Slates
Pizza Hut
Prosperity Man
Fred Hubert Adkins
Fireco
Everett Lilly
Mabseolt
Mark Stephen Dorsey
Burley K. Beltoi
Harper
David R. Cook
Naoma
Ralph Woodley
Robert Courtney Hughes
Ranall Meadows
Stanley Sawyers
Glen White
Joe Rodriguez
Sawyers
Maxwell Hill
Danial E. Hatfield
Donald Edward Tweedie
Fisure
James FL Tucker
Arnett
Danelts
Tucker
Ronald & Sabatino, 34
Oceana
Clyde E. England
Old W.va
England
Thomas E. Day
Absa
Bey
Louise Kerbawy
Kanawha Street
Thee Ankie
Granville Ave
Ralph Diehl
Eva Sue Stover
Snoddy
CIA
Mideast
Raleigh Gbnegister
Meukiew Newapaeth
Priniew
Bocktey
G. A
Telphuno
Chine Portage
Benovind Winton
W. Na
Raleigh Register
Aubaeripion Pricy
Oetokser
Tara
Siuaehie
Mervite
West Mirginty
Pawere
Olney Ater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!