Scout Executive Wallace Noble Plans Busy Week
Scout Executive Wallace Noble travels between Beckley and nearby communities to boost area scouting. He schedules meetings with parents and leaders to recharter Cub Scout packs and form Boy Scout troops, while promoting church-sponsored programs and charter renewals. He plans Camp Wilderness events with the Order of the Arrow and a Sunday talk at Ebenezer Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Noble
Joble
Beckley
Athens
Montcoal - Stickney
Montcoal
Noble
Valley Baptist Church
Whitby
Corey O. Mitchell
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Earnest French
Daniels
The
Order of the Arrow
Camp Wilderness
Turkey’s new rulers move on Menderes aides
Gedik, cited as a close adviser to Menderes, is described as having a nervous breakdown amid repression linked bloodshed. Menderes and Bayar, along with about 100 regime officials, are to be airlifted from the war college to Yassi Ada, a distant naval base, to curb demonstrations. Foreign powers quickly recognize the revolu tionary government, with the United States, Britain, Nationalist China, Pakistan and South Korea among early recognizers.
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Turkey
Gedik
Mendéres
Menderes
Enderes
Cez Bayar
War College
Yessi
Ada
Ankara
Sea of Marmara
Revoluti
Britain
China
Pakistan
South Korea
Vannoy Denied Civil Suit Stay
Raleigh County judge Norman denied a stay of proceedings in the civil case against Shady Spring used car dealer Vannoy by the administrator of Charles Hartsell Bruce. Vannoy was previously found guilty of voluntary manslaughter on January 25 for the slaying during a tavern scuffle over a weapon. He was sentenced February 6 to one to five years and granted an appeal on March 6.
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Raleigh
Norman
George Norman
Vannoy
Shady Spring
Charles Hartsell Bruce
Bruce
Vanney
Sidney Marshall Anderson
Anderson
Knapp
State Penitentiary
Notable deaths across states include Kellogg Timmons Brainard Udall
Multiple notices report the passing of Edward W. Kellogg 77 famed for 407 radio patents honored by the Society of Motion Picture Engineers. William Dever Timmons 62 internationally known photographer and first American member of the Royal Society of Arts. Morgan B Brainard Jr. 54 senior VP treasurer and director of Aetna Life. Levi S Udall 69 Arizona Supreme Court Justice died after a cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Camden
N.J
Edward W. Kellogg
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Cochocton, Ohio
William Dever Timmons
Royal Society of Arts
London
Hartford, Conn
Morgan B. Brainard Jr
Aetna Life
Technical Grads Pursue Versatile Backgrounds for Jobs
The article notes that graduates with technical know how and strong math science skills, plus communication and people skills, are favored. It emphasizes C-plus and higher students with varied campus activity or athletic backgrounds have "choice and not chance" in securing employment.
Climber Disappearance Linked to Peak Mystery
Britain recalls a climber missing since 30 years as a possible Mallory or Irvine body is found above 19 350 feet while questions linger over the fate of the North Face ascent on a peak first scaled in 1924. Senator Byrd backs lowering retirement age to 62 as Newsday urges Stevenson Kennedy ticket. Firefighters evacuate Gagnon as floods cut roads. A nine million cubic feet per day gas well starts near Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Mallory
A. C. Irvine
Robert C. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Today
Newsday
Long Island
Democratic Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pic
Gagnon
Quebec
Liquor Profits Lighten Outlook for West Virginia
Charleston AP reports that May liquor profits and tax receipts exceeded forecasts by 1.76 million dollars, cutting projected FY deficit from 2.01 million to 254 thousand. Commissioner Henry Ash notes June likely won't erase the gap. Much of May gain came from gross and consumer sales plus a 750 thousand transfer from the State Liquor Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Henry Ash
Finance and Administration
Ash
State Liquor Commission
Burglary Charge Against Juvenile On Mulberry Street
A Mulberry Street juvenile waives preliminary hearing after being certified from Juvenile Court on a burglary charge. Morris Hope, 18, was jailed on a $1000 bond after police say he entered Mrs. W L Smith’s South Fayette Street home through a back window and took a clock radio a toaster and two bed spreads. Ray Lilly of Daniels was jailed for a second offense of driving while intoxicated, released on a $500 bond and set to appear June 8. Separately surplus US grains and oils valued at 35 million dollars will be shipped to Turkey under a 1959 agreement including wheat corn cotton seed oil and soybean oil.
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Mulberry Street
Cotton White
Morris Hope
Beckley
Hope
W. L. Smith
South Fayette Street
Ray Lilly
Daniels
Lilly
J. E. Mays
Beaver
Mays
United States
Turkey
Deaths and Funerals in Stanaford and Nearby Areas
Funeral services are set for Samuel H. Berry 70 Stanaford with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died after a long illness, survived by wife Maude, two sons and four daughters. Mrs Hattie Claytor 77 at Hilltop to be mourned with services led by Rev G J Wilson. she leaves brothers, a sister, and several relatives. Body transfers and funeral details follow with Collins Funeral Home and related arrangements.
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Samuel H. Berry
Stanaford
New Era Baptist Church
N. C. Lewis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Berry
Maude Eer
Ae Stanaford
Jone Jr
Rochester
Hilltop First Baptist Church
Hattie Claytor
Hilltop
Collins Funeral Home
Carson See EE Te Ae OY
Mrs. Ora Lusher Final Rites Held in Fayetteville
Mrs. Ora Lusher died Monday in a Fayetteville nursing home. Rev. Don Francis presided at the service with burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Born September 21, 1892 in Belgium, she was a former member of Beckley First Christian Church, Beckley Eastern Lodge, and White Shrine of Mount Hope. Surviving: her husband J. F. Lusher. son James L. of Ocala. daughters Curtis Stewart Lillybrook Homer McGilvary Gainesville Fla Alice Rogers Ocala Tom Walker Ocala. sisters E. M. Onie Hart Coal City Irene Richmond Joseph Baker Beckley Neal Norcross Lillybrook. eleven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Lusher
Don Francis
Sunset Memorial Park
Harlem man Frank Moore dies at 61
Frank Moore, 61, died today at his Harlem Heights home. The body is at Trent Funeral Home pending completion of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Harlem Heights
Trent Funeral Home
Experts Map Soviet Reaction to U2 Crisis and Rocket Bases
Analysts say the Soviet strategy hinges on making Western spy flights useless by locating rocket bases and pressuring the U N to resume debates. They foresee steps including Malinovsky’s U N speech, diplomatic notes, Powers trial, and renewed General Assembly discussion, with Berlin moratorium and East German C47 crew incident as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Paris
Berlin
Moscow
T O
U.N. County Council
Malinovsky
Francis G. Powers
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
East Germany
Building permit issued for porch enclosure at Dock Street
Joseph Thomas of 104 Dock Street was granted a building permit to enclose the front porch of his home. He paid $10 for the permit to begin work estimated at $1,200. The porch will be enlarged and built with a solid foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas
Dock St
Millard O Horton Funeral Service Held
Millard O Horton 65 of Lester dies in Beckley VA Hospital. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at First Church of God Lester with Rev Bonnie Conley officiating. Burial in Horton Cemetery Tams Mountain. Survived by wife Pearl, mother Cora Keaton, son Millard, daughter Mrs William Hewell Jr, two brothers and one sister, five grandchildren. Body to be moved from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to church an hour before service.
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Millard O. Horton
Lester
First Church of God
Bonnie Conley
Horston
Tams Mountain
Horton
Beckley Veterans Administration ‘Hospital
Lester First Church of God
Hillsville
Pearl Ha
Dulles Pushes for Minimal CIA Details Before Congress
Dulles urges Congress to reveal only essential CIA details. The agency, established in 1947, coordinates diverse intelligence work with a budget stated in the hundreds of millions and a large staff. Dulles, born in Watertown on April 7 1893, is a Princeton graduate and former English teacher who later served as lawyer and adviser at major conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
CIA
Dulles
Iman
Watertown
N.Y
Princeton University
India
Pasternak on Nobel Prize and impact of Protests
Pasternak says the Nobel Prize aided him by showing global support and helping survive persecution over Doctor Zhivago. He insists his writing and publishing were necessary, that he would not change the book, and that international protests and the prize protected him from elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Zhivago
Pasternak
Boris Paster
Miner Injured in Semet Solvay Mine Incident
Simmons Lemma 4, son, was admitted to Beckley Memorial Hospital at 11:55 p m Monday with an injured left leg at the Semet Solvay Mine. He is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Lemma
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Semet Solvay
Thelee
100 Admit Being Choosy
One hundred young South West Virginia residents elected to join the service in a body. A ceremony will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Woodrow Wilson High School stadium. Recruit options include electronics, combat, precision maintenance, clerical, motor maintenance, airborne for air defense. They may choose Europe or the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson High School
Europe
Far East
Theft Backfires On Four Youths
State Police report four youths stole a pickup in Ripley. Gary Class 15 Millwood James Lee 18 Ripley started in the truck as two others Erwin Toler 18 and Michael Roach 16 followed in a second vehicle. The driver lost control on U S 23 west of here. Clagg remained in critical condition, Osborne treated and released. Auto larceny charges filed against all youths except Clagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Orndorff
Keith Hill
Ripley
Gary Class
Millwood
James Lee
Orndorff
Erwin Toler
Michael Roach
Toler
Ccerne
U.S. 23
Here
Osborne
Parkersburg
Clagg
Roach
Nevada Kennedy Favored By Stuart Nevadans At Convention
Stuart and Jack lead Nevada supporters with Kennedy ahead of Johnson and 15 votes. A Texas press conference notes Nixon ties and Klein says Nixon backs whichever Republican voters in the 16th District choose. Chotiner faces Bell in Texas GOP race. Klein says Nixon will not intervene. Alabama with 11 electoral votes remains Democratic stronghold. In Texas, Porter claims Soviets want a Democratic president. Sanford to oppose Daniel for governor, Sanford touts moderation and school spending. Lake promotes segregationist stance and aid cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chotiner
Alphonzo Bell
Congress
Klein
Nixon
16Th Congressional District
National Democratic Party
South
Tog Party
Alabama
Democratic Party
Texas
Jack Porter
People of
William M. Steger
Price Daniel
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
I. Beverly Lake
Ceme
Sanford
Lake
Mount Hope family and visitors share weekend trips
Mt Hope area residents and relatives gathered over the weekend for visits and travels. Among them were Mrs. John H. Alexander in Charleston with the McClung family, a Lively Baker family at Concord College, and many relatives visiting in West Virginia, Ohio, and Virginia. Several members attended graduations, while others planned trips to Florida and New York City, Ohio and Canton.
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Mount Hope
Rns
John H. Alexander
Charleston
Max McClung
Alexander
O. H. Seaman
Parkersburg
W. L. Sea- Bily
Judy
Dee
Bradley
Charlie Gardner
Maple Fork
Eugene Reece
Lawrence
Angle
Reece
Albert Cope
Bob Jesse
Toledo
Ohio
L. E. Walker
Elyria
Hobart Maynor
Blaine Eddy
F ' Blaine Allen
Sara Malinda
Jack
Dosie Maynor
Flory
Cuba Maynor
John Brady
Mary Jean
Florida
A. W. Appleton
Linda
Bob
West Portsmouth
W. L. Burruss Jr
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Nancy
Donald Lively
Elizabeth Lively Baker
Concord College
Edward Harless
Tom Warren
Harless Camp
Douthat State Park
Virginia
R. C. Simpkins
Becksley Hospital
Dick Warren
Dickie
Roy Miller
Seibert Warren
Kenneth Davis
Frankfurt
Lillian Davis
Sam Bonifacio
Harold Stafford
Tommy
Beckley
New York City
Stafford
Wallace LaMaster
St. Louis
I. J. Boyd
Dennis Garrett
Louise
Charles
Huntington
Fred Harless
Hazel Harless
Washington, D. C
Doug Dalton
Frank Graff
Oak Hill Hospital
Harry R. Dias Jr
Robert Lilly
Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Convention
Dias
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Ross E. Core
E. W. Dunkley
William McClure
Alva
Okla
E. E. Jones Jr
Irma Jones
Loretta Jones
Judy Jones
Jones
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Joe Taylor
Philadelphia
George Potter
Gladys Potter
Bill Ward
Pinesville
William E. Lawton
Mary Jo McClung
G. G. Hodges
The
135 Men Enlist For Army Duty
A list of names shows 135 men enlisting for Army duty from various towns including Robs, Mabscott, Lochgelly, and Beckley with several re enlistments noted. The group prepared for basic training at Fort Jackson and Fort Knox, while others join the Air Force at Lackland and Navy at Great Lakes for basic training. Names include Roy Wilson Hall Terence Cutlip Floyd H. Robinson Jr. and many others across West Virginia towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottle
John Edward Hodges
Ronceverte
Robert Delano Goldsberry
Cecil M. Goldberry
Twilight
Ace Charles Hamrick
T. E. Hamrick
Orient Hill
Theodore Roosevelt Nelson Jr
T. R. Nelson
Hinton
Joseph Dale St. Clair
Princeton
Billie Franklin Cook
Walter M. Pigman
Chapmanville
Leonard Preston “Lusk
Owen K. ‘Lusk
Richwood
Charles Hobart Lambert
Charlie E. Lambert
Henlawson
Edward Eugene Elmore
Otha L. Lambert
Fort Jackson
S. C
Charles Robert Kittle
Charles Kittle
Camden-on-Gauley
Army
Fort Knox
Clyde Lewis Myer
Floyd E. Myer
Ashland
Ohio
Fort Myer
AIR Force
Edwin Eugene Haynes
Millard Edwin Haynes
Sherman
Lackland
Texas
Navy
Dana Cleve Kincaid
Edward M. Kincaid
Kincaid
Seth Ronald Stone
Louisa Lee Richmond
Daniels
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Memorial Day gun violence rises on West Virginia highways
Five fatal shootings were reported with three additional nonfatal gunplay incidents during the Memorial Day weekend. Six people died on West Virginia highways over the three day holiday period last year. State Police deployed 16 speed timing devices and full patrols across the highways during the latest holiday period.
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West Virginia
Baileysville News Highlights Local Visitors and Travel
Baileysville residents report visits from relatives including Rex and Marie Morgan, Bob Stafford family in Ohio, and James Pratt. others travel to Detroit and South Point for family and work. Notable mentions include Sam Miniaci and friends leaving for an Ohio engineering project and Benny Goodman’s family staying with Rev. Verner Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileysville
Rns
Jim Pratt
Portsmouth
Rex Smith
Marie Morgan
Rodney Stafford
Bill Allen
Walter Toler Clearfork
James Pratt
Charlie Hill
Detroit
Mich
Glen Hill
Bill Stafford
Vickie and
Roddie
Cleveland
Ohio
Sam Miniaci
Stanley Toler
Dick Fortner
Donny Blankenship
South Point
Benny Goodman
Karen and
Larry
Tashoma
Wash
Verner Morgan
Soa Act Improves Patient At Beckley Hospital
Albert Booth, a patient at Beckley Hospital, is reported improving after several days of care. Sarge at ao aeeee te Wednea ei provides the latest update on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Sarge
Albert Booth
Beckley Hospital
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House Ture Committee
Agriculture Department
Central Presse
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Main Street
Stuart, Jack
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