Unemployment Scam Charge Faces Eddie Steelman Hearing
Eddie Steelman of East Park is set for a magistrate court hearing Saturday after being arrested Monday on fraud charges for allegedly obtaining unemployment compensation while employed. He posted a $500 property bond and was jailed briefly.
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City of Six Flags: Mobile’s Historic Flag Hosting Powers
Mobile Alabama is nicknamed the City of Six Flags for its long history of rule by France Britain and Spain. The city has flown flags of colonial powers the Confederacy and the United States since its first settlement.
Eight Firms Seek Mine Openings in West Virginia
Eight coal firms have applied at the Beckley office of the West Virginia Department of Mines for mine opening approval this week. The list includes Spade Coal Co. No. 2 of Fayette County with eight employees, Black Fuel Coal Co. No. 8 of Greenbrier County with four, Comer Coal Co. No. 01 of Raleigh County with eight, Island Creek Co. Co. No. 9F of Wyoming County, C. E. Linkous of Holden, and C.B.H. Coal Co. No. 12 of Wyoming County with eight. Dempsey Coal Co. No. 5 of Fayette County with four, Tea Creek Coal Co. No. 1 of Pocahontas County with 16, and W. J. Taylor Coal Co. No. 2 of Pocahontas County with 12, owned by W. J. Taylor of Craigsville and R. L. Taylor of Craigsville.
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Dr Wells Emphasizes Continued TB Research Progress
Register staff writer TEEK RICE reports Dr Wells says TB research has rolled back the curtain on understanding the disease. The piece notes honors for workers of the TB association and highlights ongoing scientific efforts, funding needs, and community impact.
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Sue Rodebaugh Tops Historian Award At Woodrow Wilson High
Sue Rodebaugh top historian at Woodrow Wilson High School, a senior daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Rodebaugh, 216 Dixie Ave, active in band Tri Hi Y dramatics and church activities plans study at National Business College in Roanoke Va. Also reports from Raleigh County TB annual meeting note Dr H A Wells warns TB may creep back without surveillance and highlights two other lung diseases, with awards given in seven categories and charity drives totals from the Christmas Seal campaign.
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Wyoming County Hires Head Start Personnel in Pineville
In a special Pineville session the Wyoming County Board of Education appointed numerous Head Start staff across seven centers including teachers social workers nurses and bus drivers. The program runs June 5 to July 15 with Rennie Hatfield directing and over 225 applications considered.
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Jesse Morgan
John Quincy Adams Dies in Capitol Role Change
Former president and longtime representative John Quincy Adams collapsed during a House roll call and died after being moved to the speaker's office. He had served as president and later as a congressman, leaving a lasting mark on national politics.
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