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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1962

Page

7

Kennedy Era Brings West Virginia Economic Optimism

The Kennedy administration's focus yields notable dollars for West Virginia. Defense contracts total about $50 million. SBA loans reach $4.7 million in 1961. HEW and Agriculture aid rise. Route I-79 adds $225 million in federal funds, and ARA backs a $2 million veneer plant in Braxton with local banking support, signaling a decade long rescue effort amid concerns over project viability.

Bruce Bioseat Nespaper Enterprise Assn Charleston W. Va Nea Kennedy- Humphrey West Virginia Sen. Hubert Tiny Cabin Creek Kaanawha River Kennedy Logan Smoke House West Small Business Administration Health, Education and Welfare Department Agriculture Department Pennsylvania Line U. S Area Redevelopment Administration ARA Varney Ray DePaolo DePaolo Sutton Braxton County Brax

Federal Food Stamps A Friend In The White House

The piece discusses economic aims for West Virginia including sustaining coal, boosting Ohio and Kanawha river valleys, expanding wood working and tourism, developing local capital, and ending colonial dependency on raw material exports. Julius Parker, a Parkersburg banker, urges use of regional potential without waiting for a miracle. It notes a June 30 end date for the Freedom Savings Drive and cites Family Weekly on Savings Bonds.

Ohio Kanawha Julius Parkersburg Ohio Valley West Treasury Department Family Weekly

Memorial Services Held For Policemen

The Beckley Police Department held its second annual Peace Officers Memorial Day tributes on Monday. Wreaths were placed at Sunset Memorial Park on the graves of Anthony Scalise and Dale Buckland and at Blue Ridge Memorial Garden on William Trail. Scalise, a former police chief, Trail, a former captain, and Buckland, a patrolman killed in the line of duty, were honored. Police Chief Millard Tyree spoke briefly at each grave, with families present. Peace Officers Memorial Day, observed May 14 with National Police Week May 13–19, aims to foster closer ties between citizens and law enforcement.

Beckley Anthony Scalise Dale Buckland Sunset Memorial Park William Trail Blue Ridge Memorial Garden Scalise Trail Buckland Millard Tyree Steve Peelish Walter Gilmore

Friends Of Library Sign New Members Drive

Ra leigh County Friends of the Library launches a membership drive to recruit new members. McKenzie and W. O. Sydnor Jr. are named co chairmen. President Robert Amick will seek city council support for informative library signs at entrances. Four programs are planned this year with Mrs Paul Nitschke as program chairman. Mrs I Braxton Anderson named historian.

Raleigh County Friends of the Library McKenzie W. O. Sydnor Jr Robert Amick Paul Nitschke I. Braxton Anderson

Mark Twain High School Band Practicing For Senior Roles

Practicing to join the senior band are Patsy Moran cornet Marie Moran clarinet Vickie Henderson baritone and Larry Moore trombone directed by Mrs Helen Haywood. Patsy will receive a medal at Awards Day for progress in the Junior High band. The students have also played with the senior band this year.

Mark Twain High School Patsy Moran Marie Moran Vickie Henderson Larry Moore Helen Haywood Patsy

Mark Twain Musicians to Receive Awards May 24

Three top musicians from Mark Schools will be awarded medals during the annual Awards Day at the school on May 24. Christine Spinelli receives the John Phillip Sousa Award from the Gulf Woman's Club Fine Arts Department. Patsy Moran and Gail Shamblin are honored as progressive band students with first chair clarinet and flute roles respectively. Christine, Patsy, and Gail are praised for leadership, scholastic honors, and community involvement. The band earned an excellent rating at the Regional Band Festival in Bluefield, though lacked a bass horn.

Mark Christine Spinelli John Phillip Sousa Gulf Woman’s Club Patricia Moran Gail Shamblin GWC Christine Here Helen Haywood National Honor Society Christine Rhododendron Girls State West Virginia University Patsy Calvin Moran Future Teachers of America Stotesbury Community Church Gail John Shamblin McAlpin McAlpin Community Church Haywood Bluefield

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