Final rites set for Albert Cope at Mount Hope
Albert Cope, 66, of Mount Hope, died at home at 11 30 p m Monday from a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Mount Hope Baptist Temple with Rev Harry Dias and Rev George Porter officiating. Burial will follow at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Graveside rites by MacDonald Masonic Lodge No 103 with pallbearers. Body remains at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope until one hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cope
Mount Hope
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Harry Dias
George Porter
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
MacDonald Masonic Lodge No. 103
Tyree Funeral Home
Mrs Fitzgerald Dies in Tonawanda Home at 90
Lois Fitzgerald of Tonawanda N Y died recently at her son Thomas home. She was predeceased by her husband Thomas W Fitzgerald a former Oak Hill Baptist Church pastor. Surviving are two grandchildren RNS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Fitzgerald
Tonawanda
N.Y
Thomas
Thomas W. Fitzgerald
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Clara Walker rites held at Berwind church
Funeral services were conducted at 1 p.m. at Berwind Methodist Church for Mrs. Clara Walker 84 of Berwind who died Monday in Huntington after a long illness. Burial followed at Hartwell. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. H. Amick of Oak Hill. sons Harold Walker of Berwind and Jack Walker of Bristol Tennessee. brother Jack Beckett of Lancashire. sisters Rose and Lillie Becket of Lancashire. (RNL)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Walker
Berwind
Berwind Methodist Church
David Gilmouth
Hartwell
Jack Walker
Bristol
Tenn
Jack Beckett
Lanchshire
Misses Rose
Lillie Becket
Lancashire
Dewey Alonzo McVey Final Rites Planned
Final rites for Dewey Alonzo McVey 59 Amigo who died en route to Beckley hospital will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens with Rev Okey Cox officiating. Burial in McVey Cemetery Sullivan. Survived by wife Rebecca Neely McVey. father Silas McVey Pemberton. three sons Harold Amigo Jimmy Dean Mullens Dewey Babe White Sulphur Springs. daughter Mrs James McKinney Corinne. five brothers Alexandria Hester Sophia Hazel Detroit Richard Pemberton Worth Crab Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Alonzo McVey
Amigo
Beckley
Robertson and Foglesong
Mullens
Okey Cox
McVey
Sullivan
Rebecca Neely McVey
Silas McVey
Pemberton
Harold
Jimmy Dean
Dewey
Babe
White Sulphur Springs
James McKinney
Corinne
Alexandria
Hester
Sophia
Hazel
Detroit, Mich
Richard
Worth
Crab Orchard
Final rites set for Mrs Beulah Adams in Oak Hill
Mrs Beulah F Adams 59 of Oak Hill will have funeral at 2 30 pm Tuesday in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Ernest Barley officiating Burial will be at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill She died at her home in Oak Hill at 11 am Tuesday death due to complications She was born November 16 1901 She is survived by brothers Clarence Valley Station Kentucky and James Norman McCune address unknown The body will lie in state at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah F. Adams
Oak Hill
Tyree
Ernest Barley
High Lawn Memorial Park
Miami
Fla
Adams
Emma McCune
Clarence
Valley Station
James Norman McCune
Mrs Carrie Day Dies at 76 in Beckley Hospital
Mrs Carrie V Day aged 76 of Josephine died at 7 30 a m today in Beckley Hospital The body is at Melton Mortuary awaiting arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie V. Day
Josephine
Beckley Hospital
Melton Mortuary
Rites Held for Eulice Clay of Baltimore
Eulice Clay formerly of Surveyor, Baltimore died after a heart attack at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Final rites were to be held at 11 a.m. in Baltimore. Surviving are his wife Helen, daughter Bonnie, two step sons Donald and Wesley, parents Pierce and Mrs. Clay, four sisters Edith Shrewsbury Norma Daniel Ruth Kincaid Mary Johnson, and brother Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulice Clay
Baltimore
Surveyor
Clay
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Helen Clay
Bonnie
Donald
Wesley
Pierce Clay
Edith Shrewsbury
Princeton
Norman Daniel
Saeger
Ruth Kincaid
Tornado
Mary Johnson
Oak Hill
Harry
Kansas City, Mo
Funeral Arrangements For George Ohler
George Ohler 59 of Lester died at about 3 p.m. Tuesday when a slate fragment fell from the roof at Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates No. 5 mine in Eccles striking him. He had worked about 20 years for the company. State mine officials and company reps will investigate. It is No. 5 mine’s first fatality in over eight years. Several workers witnessed the accident. The body is at Calfee Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ohler
Lester
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates No. 5
Eccles
Ohler
State Department of Mines
No. 5
Calfee Funeral Home
Former Wyoming County man dies in New Orleans train accident
Kenneth M. Clark, 27, a former Waco resident and unemployed miner, died Tuesday in a New Orleans hospital after being struck by a freight train. Authorities say he was sleeping on the tracks. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Clark of Mullens, are traveling to New Orleans. Mrs. Clark works at Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Wyoming County
New Orleans
Kenneth M. Clark
Alton Clark
Guyandotte Avenue
Mullens
Clark
Wyoming General Hospital
Funeral services for James Hilton in Bolt Baptist Church
Funeral services for James Hilton 51 of Bolt will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Breckenridge Baptist Church with Rev. Holroyd Browning Rev. Robert Dent and Rev. Densis Dinsmore officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park. Hilton died Tuesday evening at his home after a yearlong illness. Born in Westville Canada he was a son of John P Hilton of Harper Road. He moved to Glen Rogers in 1910 and worked as an electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hilton
Bolt
Breckenridge Baptist Church
Holroyd Browning
Robert Dent
Densis Dinsmore
Sunset Memorial Park
Hilton
Westville
Canada
John P. Hilton
Harper Road
Glen Rogers
James Walker Funeral Rites in Central Baptist Church
James Walker of Buffalo New York and formerly Beckley will be laid to rest Friday at 2 p.m. in Central Baptist Church with Rev. J W Carter officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died unexpectedly at home Sunday. Survivors include his wife Frances Walker two sisters Ella Russell Pecola Banks and a brother J D all of Alabama and his mother Suzie Young of Alexander City Alabama. The body arrives at Tent Funeral Home Thursday morning and remains there until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Buffalo
N. Y
Beckley
Central Baptist Church
J. W. Carter
Greenwood Memorial Park
Walter
Frances Walker
Ella Russell
Alexander City
Ala
Pecola Banks
Colera
J. D
Suzie Young
Mike Romensky Rites Incomplete. Dies In Marion
Funeral services are incomplete for Mike Romensky 64 of Bluefield who died at 4 p m Tuesday in Marion Virginia He was born in Minsk Russia on May 15 1897 Survivors include two nephews Joe and Wilson Voicehovich Lanark and several nieces The body is at Keyser Bry ant Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Romensky
Bluefield
Marion
Joe
Wilson Voicehovich
Lanark
Minsk
Russia
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Final rites incomplete for J. W. Hunter
J. W. Hunter aged 91 of 124 Booker Street died at 2 30 p m Tuesday after a short illness at the home of his step daughter Mrs Pearl Washington The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor for arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hunter
Booker St
Pearl Washington
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Quotes and Reactions From Space Family and Business Circle
A Virginia Beach wife of astronaut Alan B. Shepard explains why their children remain unruffled by the rocket postponement. In London, Peak Engineering secretary Eric Jenner recalls advising Jordan Hussain’s fiancée Toni Gardiner to marry. In Concord, California, Harry Long describes calmly handing his wife a rifle and accepting her shot as she aimed at him, noting she missed as he predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pat
United Press International
Virginia Beach
Alan B. Shepard
America
London
Eric Jenner
The
Peak Engineering Co
Jordan
Hussein
Toni Gardiner
Concord
Calif
Harry Long
Cruelty Question Sparks Oyster Rescue Plea
The RSPCA spokesman in London says oysters suffer little, yet appealing to striking dockers to unload half a million oysters to water. The shellfish have been out of water six days and face death if not moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
RSPCA
Dandy Heads PTA Elects Officers for East Park School
Charles Dandy was elected president of the East Park Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association. Other officers named were Mrs. Rosetta Williams, vice president, Mrs. Alease McDaniel, secretary, and Mrs. Lucille Moore, treasurer. Plans were completed for a May 3 social to raise funds to work on the school lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dandy
East Park
Parent - Teacher Association
Rosetta Williams
Alease McDaniel
Lucille Moore
New Exhibits Set for Woodland Show in West Virginia
Woodland Show plans multiple new displays including a Ballengee County Life booth with cedar and white pine furniture by TOM LIVELY, broom varieties by Henry Huffman, and knife displays by a Ballengee blacksmith. A U S Forestry Service model sawmill from Washington will operate, plus Smokey Bear seedlings for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Henry Huffman
Crosby
Sheila
Ballengee
Keaton
U.S. Forestry Service
Washington, D.C
Lewisburg
The
Conservation Commission
Smokey the Bear
Richard Trout
Beckley
Farmers Market
C. T. Shackelford
Rural Development Council
Area Redevelopment Act Shifts Burden to Localities
Gov. W. W. Barron says the responsibility for obtaining benefits under the Area Redevelopment Act rests at the community level. He urges local initiative and notes the program is a long-range local development plan, not a crash federal spending effort. Logan and Webster counties study redevelopment needs may guide county applications. He highlights Boone County as an example of local self-help efforts by civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
API
W. W. Barron
Congress
Barron
Logan
Webster
Boone County
Commodities Ready At Bethel Tabernacle Distribution
Commodities will be distributed at the Bethel Tabernacle on Bibbe Avenue from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Everyone is asked to bring their own containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tabernacle
Bibbe Avenue
Sharp Hospitalized After Admission at Beckley
James Andrew Sharp of Raleigh Motor Sales was admitted to Beckley Hospital on Monday for observation and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrew Sharp
Raleigh Motor Sales
Beckley Hospital
Oak Hill Council Considers Levy Vote Delay
Oak Hill Council shows no action for a June special levy election and may let the revenue measure lapse. They directed the City Attorney to sue delinquent gross sales tax payers, with about $11,000 collected so far of an estimated $15,000. A municipal service fee is possible if a petition and notice conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNL
S. C. Higgins
Council
Slab Fork Driver Has Court Date
James Wollie Fraley twenty one of Slab Fork is due in Beckley Police Court Monday night to answer a charge of driving a vehicle with no registration card. Arrested at 12 30 a m today on South Oakwood Avenue by City Police. Oscar Cole of Catlettsburg Kentucky released from county jail after warrant withdrawn charging him with fraudulently obtaining lodging. Warrant issued by Beckley Hotel. Cole jailed at 12 05 p m Willard Harbison of 710 Scott Avenue Beckley waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez and released on $500 bond Monday. Booked by a constable at 2 25 a m on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property. Connie and Jimmy Bonham brothers of Beckley released from jail at 11 20 a m on order by Judge Harry L McCreery. They were placed on probation on the condition they would go out of state in the custody of their father. Both arrested by State Police months ago on a felonious assault charge. Arthur Young of Rhodell pleaded guilty and paid fines and costs before Magistrate Rodriguez Tuesday on a charge of possession of moonshine whiskey and being intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wollie Fraley
Slab Fork
Beckley
South Oakwood Avenue
Oscar Cole
Catlettsburg
Cole
Willard Harbison
Scott Ave
Joe Rodriguez
Connie
Jimmy Bonham
Harry L. Mccreery
Arthur Young
Rhodell
Rodriguez
Space Shot Postponed As Nation Prays For Shepard
Americas On Edge as the attempt to lift Shepard 115 miles up and 290 miles out over the Atlantic is postponed. A Morehead Planetarium director praises the pause for national prayer and morale while noting astronomers trained the crew in celestial navigation at Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Riehlman
Shepard
Atlantic
Anthony Jenzno
Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
N.C
Paxton urged talks with rivals on prices
Probers report Paxton, a midlevel GE executive, urged meeting with competing electrical equipment makers to discuss stabilizing falling prices. GE official Ginn, a former engineer who rose to vice president before price fixing cut his career short, defended Paxton as a proponent of competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Paxton
George
Burens
Barens
William S. Ginn
Ginn
90 New Applications For Food Processed
Nearly 90 new applications for commodity foods had been processed by 11 a.m. today in the criminal courtroom of the Raleigh County Courthouse. Workers were accepting requests today between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Michael H. Griffith, state welfare worker for extended commodities, oversaw the applications which were being by before noon. As many as 30 people were seen waiting to fill out or turn in applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Michael H. Griffith
Laos Cease Fire Hopes Stall U S Conference
United States insists on an effective Laos cease fire before attending any conference. Despite lull in fighting, Western backed royal government struggles as pro Communist rebels gain ground. Kennedy and NSC weigh plans including SEATO intervention or UN involvement while diplomats warn the Laos crisis may be as tough as the military contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Control Commission
U. S
Kennedy
National Security Council
Seato Alliance
United Nations
Laos
U.S
Echoes of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Testimony
In spring 1943 witnesses recount how Jews, led by Mordecai Anielewicz, prepared to resist after German forces surrounded the ghetto on April 19. An attic shelter held about twenty fighters with a pistol, rifles, Molotov cocktails, and home-made bombs as bombs were thrown and streets ran red with blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennik
Warsaw
Senate committee pledges report on Cuban crisis trip
Senate subcommittee planned a second Capitol Hill visit to deliver a general report to the Foreign Relations Committee on the tense world situation. Democratic House and Senate members urged a tax cut to ease unemployment and spur growth. A Senate education panel approved the administration’s 2.3 billion dollar public schools program. President Kennedy started the Hope Chest fund campaign with a ten dollar donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate Economic Committee
Senate Education
Kennedy
National
Beckleyan Wins Grand Prize in April Showers event
Mrs Maude Geiger of 205 Lincoln Street won the grand prize a aluminum boat with motor and trailer drawn in front of the Raleigh County Courthouse at 1 am today Thousands of tickets were sold in Beckley stores during the spring sales event hosted by 47 retailers and Beckley Newspapers Corp Geiger said I never won anything before in my life and will do something with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Geiger
Lincoln St
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Escapee Booked In County Jail
John Wayne Trent of Hampden was booked at Raleigh County Jail by State Police at 9 45 a m en route to West Virginia Leage Security Prison Huttonsville He was arrested at Gilbert last week as Franklin Mallory was shot to death by Trooper W R Dyer Mallory and Trent had escaped from Barboursville State Hospital where they worked as trustees Dyer encountered them at Gilbert and the pistol discharged four times Mallory died the next day Trent surrendered Trent jailed in Mingo County held in Logan County Jail overnight and to Huttonsville from Raleigh County Jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne Trent
Hampden
Raleigh
West Virginia
Lea Ge
Huttonsville
Gilbert
Davis Creek
Franklin Mallory
W. R. Dyer
Mallory
Trent
Barboursville State Hospital
Dyer
Mingo County
Logan County
Raleigh County
Notable Deaths Across Regions Reported By UPI
Death notices from New York to Ireland list Hildreth M Meiere 68 muralist and mosaic artist who decorated major sites including the National Academy of Sciences and Nebraska State Capitol. Albert Mc Bride 74 pioneer in reference books. Ralph E Hall Sr. 76 chemist awarded honors. John Allen Fitzgerald Gregg 88 primate of the Church of Ireland 1938 to 1959. Carl E Milliken 83 Maine governor WWI era and film association exec. Jack Haymaker 61 former Indiana treasurer. Harry F McLean 78 Canadian contractor known for gifting $100 bills. Ralph Arnold 86 early petroleum engineer with funeral planned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Hildreth M Meiere
Miss Meiere
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Nebraska State Capitol
Lincoln
Rostrevor
Ireland
John Allen Fitzgerald Gregg
Church of Ireland
New Hope Baptists Plan Special Programs
New Hope Baptist Church schedules two special programs this week. Laura Watkins will speak at a Women’s and Men’s Club banquet at 7 p.m. Friday. Ruth Greer will sing a vocal solo, and Rev. O T Moore will give the invocation. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. W P Strickland will be guest speaker with music by the Rhodell and Handley Choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist Church
Laura Watkins
Ruth Greer
O. T. Moore
W. P. Strickland
Rhodell and
Handley
Rustlers Sentenced to Prison for Cow Theft
Osher Shamblin of Ripley John Hackney of Charleston and another man were sentenced to 1 to 10 years after pleading guilty to rustling. They stole and butchered a yearling steer from Alva Whiting’s farm near Frozen Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
UPS
Osher Shamblin
John Hackney
Charleston
Alva Whiting
Purge in Russia Under Khrushchev Expands Across Ranks
Disguised as agricultural reforms, a broad purge in the Soviet Union accelerates under Premier Nikita Khrushchev. High officials including Averki Aristov and Vladimir Matskevitch are moved or dismissed, with younger, loyal party members filling vacancies as the campaign broadens beyond Stalinist brutality to strategic substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Thaler
London
UPI
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet
Communist Party
Averki Aristov
Poland
I. Voronov
Vladimir Matskevitch
Kazakhstan
Nikifor Kalchenko
Ukraine
Vladimir Sherbitsky
Ukrainian Communist Party
Mikhail Roginets
V. N. Titov
Kharkov
Capital Numbers Ring Broken Up Near Leesburg
In Leesburg Virginia a farm raid led by IRS agents arrested six men and two women linked to a Washington numbers operation worth about 4.5 million dollars yearly. Farm owner Othello Washington, around 50, long a numbers operator, was among those detained. IRS said 10000 dollars in cash slips and betting records were seized along with adding machines and firearms. Authorities used field glasses and a light aircraft to surveil the operation for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
UPI
Virginia
Hunt Country
Washington Numbers
Internal Revenue Agency
John R. Murphy
Here
Othello Washington
Washington
Murphy
IRS
Cuba Captures Rebel Bigwig Manuel Artime
Radio Havana said Manuel Artime, top civilian in the refugee Cuban Revolutionary Council, and 13 other invaders were captured in Zapata swamp near the invasion beaches. It remained uncertain if these 14 were among 24 earlier reported captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Radio Havana Today
Manuel Artime
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Artime
Zapata
Cuba
Jobless Pay To Hit $1 Million In May
West Virginia will pay about five times April's $216,890 in federal jobless aid during May. Over 13,000 applicants exhausted state benefits since July 1 are eligible for 12 weeks at up to $30 weekly. An estimated 40,000 unemployed in the state may qualify before the program ends next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Clement R. Bassett
Bassett
West
Two Prisoners Ask Indictment Quashed
State Supreme Court ordered Judge Max DeBerry to show cause why indictments against Pleasants County jail prisoners Joe Smith and Richard Brooks should not be quashed. They argued that the maximum three terms of court had passed at St Marys without trial after being charged with burglarizing a state liquor store. A show cause hearing was set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
API
State Supreme Court
Max DeBerry
Pleasants County
Joe Smith
Richard Brooks
St. Marys
DeBerry
Funeral Directors To Attend Conference In Charleston
Beckley area funeral directors are listed as attendees of the State Directors Conference in Charleston on Thursday. The roster includes W. R. Scruggs of Webb and Neal Funeral Home Amos Quesenberry and William Riley of Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home H. E. Melton Jr. of Melton Mortuary James Z. Anderson of Wright and Anderson Funeral Home Bolden Jackson of Durgan Funeral Home William C. Ritchie and James F. Johnson of Meetie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Area
Charleston
W. R. Scruggs
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Amos Quesenberry
William Riley
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
H. E. Melton Jr
Melton Mortuary
James Z. Anderson
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Bolden Jackson
Durgan Funeral Home
William C. Ritchie
James F. Johnson
Neetie and Johnson Funeral Paror
Grand Slam Bomb Used by RAF in World War II
The 22,000 pound Grand Slam stood as the heaviest conventional bomb in warfare history. It was deployed by the Royal Air Force against German submarine pens during World War II, marking a historic use of such weaponry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
RAF
N and W Doubts NYC Merger Proposal
Richmond Va UPI President Stuart T Saunders of the Norfolk and Western Railway doubts New York Central is serious about merging. Central's Alfred Perlman said if he cannot marry B O and C O he wants to marry N and W. Saunders said Perlman's request would be given appropriate consideration and a reply will be made in due course. The N and W has asked the ICC for permission to merge with the Wabash and Nickel Plate roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
UPI
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
New York Central Railroad
N&w
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake &Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Saunders
Alfred Perlman
B&o
C&o
Coos
Perlman
ICC
Wabash
Nickel Plate
Brothers Mefed Jail Sentence in Raleigh County
Cornelius U and James E Bon ham were sentenced to four months in Raleigh County Criminal Court by Judge Harry L McCreery after pleading guilty to assault and battery. They were credited for time served, arrested February 4 on complaints by Jerry Childers and Bill Richmond of Beckley, accused of beating them at a Skelton service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius U
James E. Bonham
Raleigh County Criminal Court
Harry L. Mce- Creery
Jerry Childers
Bill Richmond
Beckley
Skelton
JFK Seeks With His Wife on Business Trip Controversy
The businessman argued the trip served advertising value for his firm. Dillon outlined proposed tax rule changes to curb business deductions. He said administration plans would raise about 250 million in annual revenue if enacted, targeting expenses for entertaining guests, luxury facilities, business gifts, and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rhodell Man Reports Car Stolen in Beckley
A 1956 Chevrolet with a white top and turquoise bottom and West Virginia license plate 359-327 was reported stolen from the Municipal Parking Lot in Beckley Monday afternoon. George Evans of Rhodell said he parked the car at noon and found it missing at 2 p.m. He claimed the keys were not left in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
Rhodell
WestVirginia
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Raleigh-Wyoming
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Sabastine Piziano
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Dandy Heads Pta
William Batt Jr
Pennsylvania
President Kennedy
Luther Hodges
Batt
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Sharp
Margaret Chambers
Carol Gee
Holland
Mich
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Space
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Toronto
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Rehoboth Beach
Del
Ralph E. Hall Sr
Springfield
Mass
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Haymaker
Indiana
Merrickville, Ont
Harry F. McLean
Santa Barbara, Calif
Ralph Arnold
New Hope Baptists
Bigwig
Nyc
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