Greek Official Testifies In Gythion At 2
UPI report on the deportation trial of West Virginia gambler William Lias. Greek embassy official Marcos Economides testified to a Gythion registry claiming Lias lived there at age two. Judge Holtzoff admitted the record despite objections while evidence piles up for the non jury case expected to last a week.
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Joseph D. Hutman Washington
UPI
Marcos E. Economides
West Virginia
William
Big Bill) Lias
Alexander Holtzoff
Economides
Gythion
Lias
Wheeling
W. Va
Holtzhoff
Jack Wasserman
E. Riley Casey
U. S
Casey
Wasserman
Holtzoff
John
U.S. Immigration Service
Canada
United States
State Police Promote Three Supervisors at Charleston
Charleston UPI State Police Supt Burchett announced promotions effective Saturday. Lt H D Coyner named captain to take command of Company C at Elkins. First Sgt P R Pritchard becomes lieutenant at Elkins as assistant commander. Sgt G M Scott promoted to first sergeant and moved to South Charleston. all three joined the force in 1935 as part of the largest incoming trooper class.
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Charleston
UPI
W. E. Burchett
H. D. Coyner
Coyner
Elkins
W. R. Callaghan
E)kins
Shinnston
Cap
Ray G. Coen
Burchett
Deaths And Funerals Rosary for Dan Scarafino 73
Rosary will be recited at 8 15 p m today in Melton Mortuary Chapel for Daniel Uncle Dan Scarafino 73 of Crab Orchard who died Tuesday at 10 a m after a 10 month illness. Funeral Mass Thursday 9 a m at St Frances de Sales with Father Sylvester Istard in Charge. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Scarafino born Feb 28 1888 in Cisternino Italy came to U S 1914 lived Raleigh County since 1926 retired 1949 from Gulf Smokeless Coal Co Tams. He resided with nephew Martin Scarafino and wife for two and a half years. Survivors include two brothers Angelo and Querico Scarafino of Italy one sister Pearl of Italy one niece Mrs Anna Harmon of Dover Del two nephews Angelo Albanese Beckley and John Albanese Huntington. The body remains at Melton Mortuary. Pallbearers listed.
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Daniel
Dan) Scarafino
Melton
St. Frances de Sales Catholic
Sylvester W. Istard
Sunset Memorial Park
Cisternino
Italy
Scarafino
Angelo
Antonio Solet Scarafino
United States
Raleigh County
Gulf Smokeless Coal Co
Tams
Martin Scarafino
Crab Orchard
St. Frances de Sales Catholic Church
United Mine Workers of America
Querico Scarafino
Pearl
Anna Harmon
Dover
Del
Angelo Albanese
Beckley
John Albanese
Huntington
Mike Spinelli
Domenick Misco
Andy Barbera
Quinn Barbera
John Peelish
Ralph Chamarro
Wesley Bennett Funeral Services in Glen Morgan
Wes Banks Bennett 50 of Glen Morgan died Tuesday after a weeks long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rose and Quesenberry chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. He was born December 28 1910 in Crow and lived in Raleigh County most of his life. He was a Baptist, World War II veteran and active in cattle and lumber business. Survivors: one son Junior Bennett Shady Spring. three sisters Mrs C F Boley Daniels Mrs Victoria Anderson Bellwood and Mrs Rhoda Richmond Baltimore Md.
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Wesley Banks Bennett
Glen Morgan
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
L. A.garten
Oscar Lilly
Sunset Memorial Park
Crow
Bennett
Raleigh County
Marshall and
Rachael Adkins Bennett
The
Baptist Church
Junior Bennett
Shady Spring
C. F. Boley
Daniels
Victoria Anderson
Bellwood
Rhoda Richmond
Baltimore
Rose and Quesenberry
John Hunt 45 of Sophia Dies After Heart Attack
John U. Hunt 45 of Sophia died at 5 15 p m Tuesday in a local hospital from a heart attack suffered Sunday. He was born Feb 5 1916 in Sophia, worked previously for Eastern Gas and Fuel at Helen, and belonged to United Mine Workers at Helen and Mountain Masonic Lodge No 156 at Coal City. Survived by wife Juanita Vance Hunt, a son John Hunt Jr., four brothers Sterling Curtis Guy Lundy all of Sophia, four sisters Ora Bragg Sophia Tina Akers Baltimore Md Lois Soltes Tams Edith Houck Helen, and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Freewill Baptist Church Sulphia with Rev Wade Webb. Masonic rites at Coal City Cemetery. Home until one hour prior to funeral services then taken to church.
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John Alen Hunt
Sophia
John and
Lockie Covey Hunt
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Helen
United Mine Workers
Mountain Masonic Lodge No
Coal City
Juanita Vance Hunt
John Hunt Jr
Sterling
Curtis
Guy
Lundy
Ora Bragg
Tina Akers
Baltimore
Lois Soltes
Tams
Edith Houck
Freewill Baptist Church
Sulphia
Wade Webb
Mountain Lodge No. 156
Rose and Quesenberry
Final rites for Mrs Louise Mauritz at Oak Hill Church
Mrs Louise Mauritz 73 of Oak Hill dies after long illness. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday at Jones Avenue Church of God with Dr John Winters presiding. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. Born in Germany March 17 1888 she is survived by sons Fritz Frank and Eric Mauritz and daughter Mrs Dave Higginbotham seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body to be moved from Tyree Funeral Home to the home at 4 p m today then to the church an hour before services.
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Louise Mauritz
Oak Hill
Jones Avenue Church
Dave Higginbotham
Tyree
John E Darnell funeral services held in Spanishburg
John E Darnell 62 of Camp Creek died Tuesday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness cancer. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Spanishburg Baptist Church burial in Reed Cemetery at Spanishburg. Survivors include wife Nettie Darnell three sons five daughters and several relatives. Burial arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home in Princeton and at the home of his son Elijah.
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John E. Darnell
Camp Creek
Spanishburg Baptist Church
Reed
Spanishburg
Darnell
Beckley
East Gulf
Raleigh County
Clayton Mills final rites set for Lashmeet
Clayton Mills 70 of Lashmeet will have funeral services at 11 a.m. Thursday at Rich Creek Primitive Baptist Church Lashmeet with burial at McComas Cemetery Lashmeet. He died en route to Princeton hospital after falling down stairs at the Matoaka Moose Home. Born May 2 1891 in Egeria he was a retired miner. Survivors include sons Okey Beckley and Ordie Jacksonville Fla daughters Vera Jamison Beckley and Orpha Donahue Youngstown Ohio brothers Emerson Isle of Kegley Albert Rock Berwin Woodrow Wilder and Jimmy Lashmeet Clarion Caretta Baxter MacArthur Oakley Hialeah Fla and sister Monnie Chapman Hollywood Florida. He belonged to Matoaka Loyal Order of Moose Chapter 651 Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan and Knights of Pythias Matoaka. The body will be moved from Bailey Funeral Home Princeton to his brother Berwin’s home at 3 p.m. today.
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Clayton Mills
Lashmeet
Rich Creek Primitive Baptist Church
McComas
Thorval Mills
Rock
Monnie Chapman
Hollywood
Florida
Matoaka
Loyal Order of Moose
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassin
Knights of Pythias
Bailey Funeral
Princeton
Berwin
Clarence D Bishop final rites as Airman 2 held in Tennessee
Clarence Delano Bishop, 22, formerly of Wyco, will have final rites as Airman Second Class at Shady Valley in Tennessee at 2 30.
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Clarence Delano Bishop
Wyco
Shady Valley
Tenn
Mrs Higginbotham Rites Planned in Glen Jean
Mrs Clifton Higginbotham aged 54 of Edmond was to have funeral rites at 2 p m today at Collins Funeral Home Glen Jean with Rev Ernest Barley Bradley in charge. Burial followed at Huse Memorial Park Fayetteville. She died at 1 a m Monday in Oak Hill hospital.
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Clifton Higginbotham
Edmond
Collins
Glen Jean
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Huse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
Mike Krawsczyn Funeral Arrangements Made
Michael Mike Krawsczyn 65 of Scarbro died this morning at Oak Hill Hospital. Funeral arrangements are complete and the body is at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill.
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Michael
Mike) Krawsczyn
Scarbro
Oak Hill Hospital
Tyree Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Rns
John H Wells Dies at 77 in Veterans Hospital
John H. Wells, 77, of Lester, died at 7:55 a.m. Tuesday after a long illness in the Veterans Administration Hospital. The body is at Trent Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wells
Lester
Veterans Administration Hospital
Trent Funeral Home
Death of Mrs Danille Metley in Montgomery Hospital
Mrs Danille Metley of Winona died at Montgomery Hospital at 5 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness. The body is at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danille Metley
Winona
Montgomery Hospital
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Gizenga Seeks Safeguards for Congo Deputies at Session
Gizenga plans a new federal constitution for the country and seeks strict safety guarantees for any deputies he sends to the session, now set to convene next Monday. The Oriental Province regime he chairs is recognized by the Communist bloc as Congo's legitimate government.
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Gizenga
Oriental Province
Communist Bloc
Congo
County Tax Office To Close For Two Weeks
Ra leigh County tax department will close for two weeks starting Monday to wind up the fiscal year and prepare 1960 delinquent lists. Chief Office Deputy R L Stewart announced the move for residents who have not paid 1960 real and personal property taxes. Friday is the last day for payment.
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Ralegh County
R. L. Stewart
Suits Filed in Raleigh County Courts for 4397.22
Suits totaling 4397.22 filed in Raleigh County Circuit Clerk’s office. People Credit Store Inc seeks 1397.22 from Walter and Ruth McCarty of Naoma for termination of Mrs McCarty’s employment. Husband named as defendant for payment. John McGuigan sued for 3000 by Andrew H Tweedy alleging injury from a January 13 fall and related damages.
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Raleigh County
People Credit Store, Inc
Walter
Ruth McCarty
Naoma
Tweedy
McGuigan
Whitby
Kennedy weighs Berlin rights and nuclear test fears
President Kennedy warned that a plan abridging allied rights in Berlin would repudiates Soviet multilateral commitments and extinguish Berliners rights. He ordered a science panel to assess possible Russian nuclear tests and potential weapons. He said no current Khrushchev summit planned but Geneva talks on Laos would continue to seek peace and a verifiable treaty.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Kennedy
Russia
Science Advisory
United States
Geneva
Laos
U.S
Governors Clash On Civil Rights And Conference Post
HONOLULU UP I reports governors showed unity with Kennedy on foreign policy but split over civil rights. Disputes also surfaced over selecting a conference chair with Rockefeller opposed by a Democratic majority. Republican prospects in 1964 noted.
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Honolulu
UPI
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Rockefeller
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Two Arrests Made By Conservationists
Conservation officers report two arrests in Greenbrier and Summers counties. Donald Lee Trout, 25, McRoss, charged with stream littering, arrested by Officer Jesse B. Bryant in Greenbrier County and fined $20 after appearing before Magistrate Trent Bridges in Rainelle. Clifford Herron, 40, Cleveland, arrested in Summers County by Capt. Raymond V. Eye for fishing without a license, tried before Magistrate Forrest McNeer in Hinton and fined $10.
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Donald Lee Trout
McRoss
Greenbrier
Jesse B. Bryant
Trent Bridges
Rainelle
Trout
Clifford Herron
Cleveland
Summers County
Raymond V
Eye
Herron
Forrest McNeer
Hinton
Pittsburgh Visitor Injured By Firecracker
Pittsburgh visitor Woodrow Fink Jr of Pittsburgh Pa is admitted to Beckley Hospital at 3 20 p m Tuesday for injuries to his right hand suffered while playing with firecrackers He is visiting his uncle Raleigh Hambrick at MacArthur and is in satisfactory condition.
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Woodrow Fink Jr
Pittsburgh
Beckley Hospital
Raleigh Hambrick
MacArthur
Now You Know By United Press International
The adding machine was invented by Blaise Pascal in France in 1642.
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United Press International
Pascal
France
State Seeks 14 Tax Injunctions
CHARLESTON. The state Tax Department said it will seek injunctions against 14 firms and individuals owing $250000 in back taxes and penalties. Tax Commissioner C Howard Hardesty Jr. said court action will begin July 14 and injunctions would bar defendants from doing business until returns are filed and taxes paid. Injunction notices will be returnable July 14 in the north and July 19 in the south. names of defendants to be released then.
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Charleston
UPD
State Tax Department
C. Howard Hardesty Jr
Hardesty
Educational TV Study Planned in West Virginia
West Virginia educators plan a state wide study on the impact of educational television. The West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents, after a three day meeting at Blackwater Falls State Park, will assist Gov Barron with a bill proposing about 10 million dollars annually for school capital improvements. The group also seeks federal and private foundation backing for branch two year colleges and a possible million dollar grant for an educational TV station. The next meeting is set for Charleston on November 20.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Shortening The News Shortening The News for Freedom
A four hour closeting with Fidel Castro s parolees in Key West prompts revival talks on freeing prisoners for tractors. Peyton's Place tavern in Tad Kanawha County faces a 30 day beer license suspension for whisky charges. Howard B. Chambers appeals to the State Supreme Court over sheriff ineligibility due to prior deputy service and term filling. The U S Army Corps awards L Johnson Construction Co. the Opekiska locks and dam contract worth 9 641 317.
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Peyton's Place
Tad
Kanawha County
State Beer Commission
Mingo County
Howard B. Chambers
State Supreme Court
Chambers
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
L. Johnson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Opekiska Locks
Morgantown
Vienna Youth Drowns at Jackson Park Lake
A 14 year-old Vienna boy named William Walter Baker drowned after entering a lake at Jackson Park during a fishing trip. His younger brother said he did not surface and searchers recovered the body about 25 feet deep after three hours.
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Parkersburg
UPI
Wood County
William Walter Baker
Vienna
Jackson Park
Billy
City Council Questions PIC Zoning Investigation
City Council voiced disapproval of Planning and Zoning inquiry procedures after reading a PZC recommendation to approve a car port at 407 Sylvia St for Willard and Verna Hoskins. Council worried matters are shuffled to approval without full investigation. final action accepted despite concerns.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
Willard
Verna Hoskins
Sylvia St
PZC
A. A
Buck
Ross
Hoskins
PIC
Truman G. Sayre
Porter
Sayre
Police Go On 40 Hour Week Across West Virginia Cities
More than a dozen mid sized municipalities face reduced police protection under a 40 hour week law taking effect Saturday. Cities including Charleston Huntington Wheeling Parkersburg Weirton Clarksburg Fairmont South Charleston Beckley St Albans Dunbar Nitro Hinton already used 40 hours. Morgantown Bluefield Martinsburg Moundsville Elkins Princeton Williamson Buckhannon Welch Grafton under civil service must trim hours or add staff. Morgantown cut pay to switch to 40 hours. others shuffle shifts as budgets tighten. Law, cosponsored by Seibert and Tsapis, lacks new revenue to fund police costs.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Huntington
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Weirton
Clarksburg
Fairmont
South Charleston
Beckley
St. Albans
Dunbar
Nitro
Hinton
Morgantown
Bluefield
Martinsburg
Moundsville
Elkins
Princeton
Williamson
Buckhannon
Welch
Grafton
Tailor v Budget
W. B. Swope
Dels
George H. Seibert
Ohio
Callie Tsapis
Hancock
Unusual Las Vegas Wedding Sparks Laughter at Casino
Ione Strand and A A Dowell tied the knot at the Horseshoe Casino after a playful tale. Dowell joked that Strand won $5.70 the night before, delaying nuptials with humor and a lighthearted twist on romance.
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Nev
UPI
Ione Strand
A. A. Dowell
Horseshoe Casino
Ione
Dowell
Burglary at Acme Safe Co Nets Small Loot
In New Orleans burglars sawed a lock and punched a safe, taking 200 dollars while the victim suffered far greater loss in prestige. The incident occurred at the Acme Safe and Lock Co. The Last Run Derby reports Sir Ian Walker-Okeover disposing of a 50 year old fire engine on his English estate after a recent alarm.
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New Orleans
UPI
Acme Safe and Lock Co
Derby
England
Ian Walker - Okeover
Prison Breakout Fugitive Recaptured While Hitchhiking
Thomas Kahill, who escaped from a prison, was recaptured while hitchhiking in Exeter England. He wore brown tweeds and flannel slacks reportedly taken from a scarecrow, ending a manhunt that drew UPI coverage.
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Exeter
England
UPI
Thomas Kahill
Honey in the Rock Prompts Faraway Attendance Wave
A Sunday press premiere for the drama Honey in the Rock draws guests from across the nation and state. Notable travelers include Edwin Chenowith and spouse from Mari cabo Venezuela and a Dallas Texas couple, with attendees from Marblehead Mass and many West Virginia towns.
Hepatitis cases dip in West Virginia week
West Virginia Health Department reports 13 new hepatitis cases last week, totaling 1,042 for the year. The figure is seven fewer than the prior week and well below last year's pace at this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
State Health Department
Mullens Pool Opening Delayed By Repairs
Mullens pool will not open as scheduled due to pumping equipment repairs. Pool supervisor Ray Caldwell said opening is postponed a few days until work is finished.
Jury Weighing Condemnation Testimony Today
State Road Commission seeks condemnation of property for Mabscott Crab Orchard road in Raleigh County. Jury selected. 12 jurors and an alternate to hear a second, Warren Furniture Co. case. State witnesses valued the houses and land at 13,500 to 16,200. Miller’s side estimated 24,000 to 30,000.
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Owen E. Miller
Mabscott
Crab Orchard
Raleigh County
J. C
Nell Warren
Warren Furniture Co
Miller
Aubrey Halstead
Earl Mullens
Oak Hill
Fred Blackburn
Bradley
James Sanger
Roy Jones
Beckley
Walter Cheek
Mount Hope
J. W. Maxwell
W. Robert Carr
Princeton
D. D. Ashworth
Leo Birch
Pleas Entered In Raleigh County Court
Three defendants appeared in Raleigh County Criminal Court. Bill Turner pled nolo contendre to petit larceny and guilty to being drunk in public, receiving 60 days and 10 days respectively. Stanley Prather pled nolo contendre to assault and battery and got 90 days with credit for time served. James Earl Dalton pled guilty to drunken driving and remains on bond until sentencing at 10 am July 18. Kermit C Locke represented Dalton. Jurors ordered to report at 10 am July 10. Court recessed for the July 4 holiday week.
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Raleigh County
Bill Turner
Beckley
Nollo Contendre
Stanley Prather
Paul J. Fourney
James Earl Dalton
Kermit C. Locke
Khrushchev on Laos crisis and Western negotiations
Khrushchev praised the Zurich princes conference in Laos as laying groundwork for a joint government and cease fire. He warned the West against dragging out talks, blaming American interference for stirring the crisis and insisting on coexistence and no Western bases or military aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Zurich
Southeast Asia
France and Soviet Union Nuclear Voice Clash
Sources say Charles de Gaulle would press for a say in any use of nuclear weapons carried by NATO bombers returning to France. The stance continues as U S bombers may be redeployed under allied oversight.
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Soviet Union
U. S
NATO
France
de Gaulle
Bailey Sponsors School Amendment Amid Aid Controversy
Representative Cleveland M. Bailey of West Virginia sponsored an amendment to deny federal aid to schools created to dodge racial integration. The House Education Committee advanced the measure as it approved a three year 375 million dollar program for parochial and private schools. Some lawmakers view the amendment as a safeguard against abuse and as a response to efforts to bypass integration laws with church and private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Cleveland M. Bailey
D-W.va
House Education Committee
Bailey
South
Cyclist Injured In Fall From Bridge
RHODELL RNS Douglas Saunders 12 son of Mr and Mrs Coy Saunders suffered cuts bruises and a sprained wrist after a 10-foot bridge fall near his home Tuesday evening. He was riding a bicycle and halted on the bridge to talk with friends and was pulled from the creek by Becky Pritchett and Larry Howerton. Becky had fallen from the same bridge in a prior bicycle accident. He did not require hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodell
Douglas Saunders
Coy Saunders
Douglas
Becky Pritchett
Larry Howerton
Becky
No Ocean on Moon Confirmed by National Geographic Society
Astronomers previously speculated about lunar seas but new findings from the National Geographic Society confirm there are no oceans on the Moon. The update revises prior beliefs about lunar geography and water presence.
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National Geographic Society
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