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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1965

Page

8

Parents League Committees To Report Tonight

Raleigh County Parents League reports from three committees high school junior high and elementary will be presented at 7 30 p m at the YMCA Dr Warren D Elliott chairs the panel formed last month by about 70 Beckley area residents sponsored by the Raleigh County Medical Society The league aims to set standards guiding teen and pre teen behavior and plans to publish guidelines for fall for PTA use

Raleigh County Parents’ League YMCA Warren D. Elliott Beckley Area Raleigh County Medical Society Elliott William Earehart Marion Mitchell Hubert Jackson Margaret Thomson Muriel Hodel Boyd Humphrey Albert Allen Tim Thompson Joseph Rickards Joseph Luchini Marion Brooks William Clark Nick Zambos Thomas Canterbury Charles Akers League Rickards Eugene R. Foster Earehart Walter Griswold Francis Edwards Harry Culp Edward Burley

Begin Work On Gold Bars At West Virginia Military Academy

Thirty four cadets from 27 communities began 15 day sessions at Camp Dawson to earn their second lieutenants bars. Eight seniors will be commissioned July 2 after training in tactics and M1 rifle use under Lt. Col. Frank W. Haught. Seniors include Norman Southern Beckley Meryl Hall Beckley James Highwart Moundsville Billy Grofe Bluefield William McCormick Bluefield Joseph Carruthers St Albans Edgar Fink St Albans Robert Dunnavant Charleston.

Kingwood UPI West Virginia West Virginia Army National Guard West Virginia Military Academy Camp Dawson Frank W. Haught Pt. Pleasant Norman D. Southern Meryl M. Hall Beckley James C. Highwart Moundsville Billy Grofe William McCormick Bluefield Joseph T. Carruthers Edgar M. Fink St. Albans Robert G. Dunnavant Charleston

Steel Co Observes Its 45th Anniversary

Wheeling Steel marked its 45th anniversary of incorporation on Monday. The company, employing about 13 500 people, was formed by the merger of LaBelle Iron Works of nearby Steubenville Ohio the Whitaker Glessner Co of Wheeling and Iron Company of Wheeling.

Wheeling UPI Wheeling Steel LaBelle Iron Works Steubenville Ohio Whitaker-Glessner Co Wheeling and Iron Company

Travel West Virginia brochure highlights Bluestone area

The spring edition of Travel West Virginia from the Department of Commerce spotlights Bluestone Lake and surroundings with photo features of Bluestone Dam Reservoir and Bluestone Canyon. It includes Floating Up New River by Bill Burton, Summers County attractions around Hinton, and mentions Beckley Exhibition Mine Cass Scenic Railroad Honey in the Rock and Coal Town Museum at Stotesbury.

Travel West Virginia Department of Commerce Bluestone Lake Bluestone Dam Bluestone Canyon New River Bill Burton Baltimore Sun Summers County Hinton John Henry Beckley Exhibition Mine Cass Scenic Railroad Honey In the Rock Coal Town Museum Stotesbury

Memorial Airport Becomes Turnpike of the Blue Yonder

The Raleigh County Memorial Airport is becoming a regular turnpike as more people take to air travel for business, sightseeing, and vacations. The newspaper resumes the Flight Log column to keep readers informed about local aviation developments.

Raleigh County Memorial Yonder

Aircraft at Beckley Airport Include Local Firms and Notables

Seventeen cub planes owned by local companies and individuals are stationed at the Beckley Airport. Corporations include Wilcox Manufacturing Cole Signs Charles House Motel Empire Machine Co. Private planes are based there for Beckleyans Pete Ambrosiani Dr Charles Ward and Paul Manley. A joint ownership plane belongs to H B Wurst D O Bradley J N Jarrett M C Oak Hill and Robert Lee Kosnoski, a Beckley drug firm employee. Kosnoski says his family uses the plane mainly for vacations. Flight School head Herb Alloy reports expansion of charter service with student Herbert Atha taking his first flying lesson last week. Mrs Susie Lewis is taking daily lessons. A special plane landed Wednesday night carrying Hubert Humphrey vice president Sen Jennings Randolph and Sen Robert C Byrd West Virginia Gov. Hulett C Smith Rep. John M Slack and Secret Service men.

Wilcox Manufacturing Cole Signs Charles House Motel Empire Machine Co Beckleyans Pete Ambrosiani Charles Ward Paul Manley H. B. Wurst D. O Bradley J. N. Jarrett M. C. Oak Hill Robert Lee Kosnoski Beckley Kosnoski Herb Alloy Ambiton Alloy Herbert Atha Susie Lewis Oak Hill Hubert Humphrey United States Jennings Randolph Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Hulett C. Smith John M. Slack Secret Service

Boy's Body Recovered From Guyandotte River

Logan authorities report Roger Ellis, 15, of Hunt area, drowned in eight feet of water in the Guyandotte River near Logan after slipping from an inner tube while with friends. It marks the third drowning in the river in five weeks, with two prior deaths at West Logan and Chapmanville.

Logan UPI Roger Ellis Hunt Guyandotte River Here Ellis West Logan Chapmanville

Army specialists and family notices in Germany and California

Army Specialist Five Charles A. Alkire completed three weeks of intensive field training near Wildflecken Germany. He took part in weapons firing and small unit tactics with the 18th Infantry in Berlin and entered the Army in 1957. Specialist Four Randal G. Tilley from Lashmeet joined paratroopers of the 82d Airborne to the Dominican Republic. he began service in 1962 and trained at Fort Gordon. James E. Davis Jr. was promoted to staff sergeant in Germany with the 3d Infantry Division. his Army career began in 1952 after Morristown College graduation. Davis’s parents reside in Bluefield and Columbus Ohio. Engineering bids expected in Raleigh County for Bolt Three Lane highway in Charleston, a $4.9 million state-financed project including an interstate bridge and two federal-aid projects. Other projects cover bridges on WVa 61 at Armstrong Creek and near Institute. Henry A. Wallace was a 1948 Progressive Party presidential candidate.

Charles A. Alkire Charles E. Alkire Richwood Wildflecken Germany Alkire 18Th Infantry Berlin Richwood High School Army Randal G. Tilley James W. Tilley Lashmeet 82D Airborne Division Dominican Republic Tilley Fort Bragg N. C San Isidro Air Base Santo Domingo Fort Gordon James E. Davis Jr Aloise Ronnie Lane Salinas Calif Davis 4Th Infantry Morristown (Tenn James E. Davis Sr Bluefield Valerie Davis Chittenden Ave Columbus Ohio State Road Commission W. Va Bolt Raleigh County Three Forks Road Wyoming County Benton Ferry Fairmont Armstrong Creek Montgomery Fayette County Institute Kanawha County

West Virginia coal miners set two week vacation

About 34 000 miners in West Virginia begin a two week vacation Saturday under a 1964 contract. Most will take the first period with 95 percent. 5 percent will take July 10. Vacation pay averages 225 dollars per miner, pumping roughly 7.6 million into the economy to ensure coal supply.

Charleston UPI West Virginia United Mine Workers District 17

Proposed super speed highway plan centers on Beck ley Summersville

A discussion on a Beck ley to Summersville super speed highway was set for July 13 after an Appalachian Regional Commission meeting, originally planned for today, was postponed and rescheduled for July 13 in Washington, D.

Beckley Summersville Appalachian Regional Commission Washington, D

Dignitary lopes at Beckley airport during visit

An indignant dignitary loped on the airport field for a visit recently. The young deer stayed a few minutes. LEAVING FRIDAY after having based their plane at the airport for several days were Dr. Cc. R. Mayfield and family en route to Columbia Tenn from Mountain Lake Va. Also flying out Friday were Vince Rideout and Kyle Bean, Norton Co. employees of Worcester Mass. Rideout, pilot, said they transported Norton members to White Sulphur Springs, Massachusetts and New York and were en route to their home base when inclement weather grounded them at Beckley. Rideout served as pilot with the U. S. Air Force in World War II. Bean, co-pilot, said he trained under the Army Aviation program. He joined Norton five years ago. A private plane operated by S. J. Groves and Sons Co. of Minneapolis, Minn., taxiing in after the Norton plane left. Sam T. Day, vice president of the firm, said he was there to bid for construction of the Bolt Three Forks Highway in Raleigh and Wyoming Counties. Accompanying Day were Philip Turner, chief engineer, and Neil Goode, pilot. The trio spent hours in Beckley examining the highway site and returned to their home office. When interviewed, one firm member quipped You look like spies of Vecellio and Grogan. The S. J. Groves Co. is a contracting firm.

Cc. R. Mayfield Columbia Norton Co S. J. Groves and Sons Co Minneapolis Minn Sam T. Day Bolt Three Forks Raleigh Wyoming Day Philip Turner Neil Goode Beckley Register Vecellio and Grogan S. J. Groves Co

Large scale medical accord backs TB eradiation plan

Two major committees of chest specialists jointly endorsed a Surgeon General task force report urging a broad front against tuberculosis. The plan targets 500,000 high risk Americans and 9,000 expected yearly TB deaths, proposing sustained federal grants of 22.4 million dollars annually for ten years and expanded patient care, surveillance, and training nationwide.

Ing U. S

Ten Air Force recruits join at local station

Four men enlisted Monday and two women plus four men joined Thursday at the Recruiting Main Station. Recruits include Gerald B. Lowther, David A. Tallman, Russell T. Thompson, Robert G. Nulter, Sylvia A. Hodge, Nancy E. Morton, Robert P. Cummings, Harry W. Morrison, Robert L. Tomlin, and Norman W. Sallee. All ten are assigned to Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.

Air Force Gerald B. Lowther St. Marys Ammon G. Lowther David A. Tallman Parkersburg Charles E. Tallman Russell T. Thompson Layland Marguerite R. Thompson Robert G. Nulter Walker Ralph Nulter Jr Women’s Air Force WAF Sylvia A. Hodge Boissevain Irene H. Hodge Nancy E. Morton Charleston W. Va Harrison C. Morton Robert P. Cummings Kingsport Tenn Christine E. Cummings Harry W. Morrison Pearl M. Morrison Robert L. Tomlin Fayetteville Goldie E. Tomlin Norman W., Sallee Gate City, Va Robert T. Sallee Lackland Air Force Base Texas

Bedrock in Victoria Land Lies Deep Beneath Ice

Antarctica's Victoria Land features bedrock about 1 000 feet below sea level, buried under a 10 000 foot thick ice sheet. This indicates substantial crustal depression under the polar ice regime and thick glacial cover shaping regional geology.

Antarctica Victoria Land

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Parents League Ben L. Murphree Harold M. Riffe the Register Pauline Haga Raleigh County Memorial Airport Minneapolis, Minn Phillip Turner Matoaka High School Charleston Town Henry A. Wallace U.S Progressive Party Vince Rideout Pilot Kyle Bean Norton Ca Worcester, Mass American Thoracic Society American College of Chest Physicians
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