Gene Tierney Faces Comeback After Two Decades Of Loss
Gene Tierney, 38, speaks from Westport of years in mental illness and time in two clinics. After a long struggle with personal tragedy including family estrangement, elopement fallout, and her daughter Daria’s mental disability, she aims to return to acting and reestablish family life.
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Gene Tierney
Cynthia Lowry
Westport, Conn
Miss Tierney
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Gene
Hollywood
Daria
Osage Blast Suspect Held
A white coal miner about 26 from Osage is held on an open charge in the Osage School bombing. Prosecutor Cox says the man has a history of brawling with Negroes. Osage pupils return to classes in new quarters as investigators and FBI aid seek the blast motive and damages estimated up to 500000.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Osage
Stanley R. Cox Jr
Here
Osage School
Seneca
Cassville
FBI
E. Hugo Winterrowd
Pittsburgh
Mabscott Man Dies At 68 In West Virginia
James Harris Redden aged 68 of Mabscott died at his home Tuesday after an eight and a half year illness. A retired farmer, he lived mostly in Richmond district and was a Methodist, born June 8, 1889 in New. Survived by wife Lot tie, six sons Elsworth Arnold Jonah James H Okie Albert John C. and one daughter Har old Rover, plus two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral at Shady Spring Baptist Church Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev Powers and John M. Garten officiating. interment in family cemetery Abraham. Body to be taken to Arnold Redden’s home in Abraham after 3:30 p.m. Thursday from Webb and Neal Funeral Home. Pallbearers named.
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James Harris Redden
Mabscott
Richmond
Methodist Church
New
James Redden
Nancy Bragg Redden
Lottie Redden
A. D. Redden
Beaver
Ida Hunt
Glen Morgan
Edna Radford
Shady Springs
Elsworth
Arnold
Shady Spring
Jonah
James H
Okie
Albert
Cleveland
E. W. Powers
John M. Garten
Abraham
Arnold Redden
Webb and Neal
Delbert Redden
Charles Fred Hunt
John R. Bragg
James Radford
Woodrow Canterbury
Joe Redden
Hacksaw Blades Knife Found In Jail Search
A Raleigh County Jail shakedown uncovered a pen knife, razor blades, and two broken hacksaw blades on inmates. Razor and hacksaw blades were in a cell, the pen knife in a shoe toe. Inmate Franklin Ferrell, held for breaking and entering, had a hacksaw blade found in his bed.
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Raleigh
Zina French
Franklin Ferrell
Seedling Tree Orders Due For Spring Delivery
District Forester Carl J. Lucas said seedling orders placed with the Conservation Commission will start deliveries after Saturday. A total of 272,300 seedlings were ordered this fall and orders are now being accepted for seedlings scheduled to be delivered next March.
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Carl J. Lucas
the Conservation Commission
Lucas
Pineknob Man Waives Hearing On New Charge
McKinney Lee Treadway 26 of Pineknob waived preliminary hearing on entering without breaking. Bond set at 1000. FBI and deputy sheriff arrested him and jailed him Monday night. He faces interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle in Federal Court and later added charges of breaking into Burleson Motor Co lot, theft of four sets of keys and a jacket. Police also accuse auto theft. arraignment pending. Other detainees: Cecil W. Bibb Jr jailed for parole violation. Eugene Lester Burks held on trespassing. Henry Dow released after serving a sentence and costs for shoplifting and drunkenness.
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McKinney Lee Treadway
Cotton White
Treadway
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Beckley
Burleson Motor Company
Woodlawn Avenue
Cecil W. Bibb Jr
Shady Spring
Eugene Lester Burks
Stamford
Henry Dow
W. A. Burke
West Virginia Weather Briefs and River Update
Considerable cloudiness and warmer high in the 60s with 55 to 60 in the mountains today. Fair and colder tonight with lows in the 30s, 25 to 30 in the mountains. Thursday brings more cloudiness and a touch cooler. Beckley highs yesterday 46, low 30 today. Oak Hill highs around 56, low 7 a.m. gauge 11.8 ft at Bluestone Reservoir. gates 1.4 open. Greenbrier low is clear. River conditions show normal Bluestone stage, Bellepoint readings noted.
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Beckley
Greenbrier
Bluestone Reservoir
Berlin Situation Deepens as Talks on Soviet Troop Withdrawal Begin
Communist East Germany and the Soviet Union plan early talks on withdrawing troops from East Germany in a move to pressure the Western powers. Otto Grotewohl cited the step aimed at pushing the United States Britain and France to remove forces from Western Germany and Berlin amid high tension.
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Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Grotewohl
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Washington
London
Ern
Johnson to undertake bipartisan mission to Mexico City
Eisenhower calls on Senator Lyndon B Johnson to meet with Mexico's president elect Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Mexico City this month. Johnson's trip signals a push to strengthen Latin American relations and follows his agreed speaking role at the United Nations for peaceful space uses.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Mexico
Johnson
Senate
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Congress
State Department
Dulles
United Nations
William Proxmire
Wis
Texas
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Lopez Mate
Ex-Gov Curley of Massachusetts Dies at 83
Boston AP James Michael Curley the longtime Boston and Massachusetts political boss died at City Hospital after a 55 minute operation to clear an intestinal artery clot. He would have turned 84 Nov. 20. Curley served four terms as Boston mayor, one as governor, and four as a congressman. He had a history of jail terms for conspiracy and mail fraud.
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Boston
James Michael Curley
Big City
City Hospital
Curley
Massachusetts
Danbury, Conn
Givens Receives Prison Sentence
Givens 19 of Cool Ridge was found guilty by a Raleigh County Criminal Court jury of second degree murder in the death of 63 year old Thomas Pace. He received a 5 to 18 year sentence from Judge Harry L. McCreery. Pace was beaten to death with a bummerjack last April near his Fireco home. Forrest Dallas Moye Ghent, charged in the killing, is held by U S Naval Authorities in Ashland Kentucky and will be brought back for a January trial in Beckley. A $10 000 suit was filed against the two by Pace’s widow Virginia Pace. Randall Ayers, who pleaded guilty to possession of a stolen vehicle, drew one to five years.
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Lindy
Givens
Cool Ridge
Raleigh County
Thomas Pace
Fireco
Harry L. McCreery
Pace
Forrest Dallas Moye
Ghent
U. S. Naval
Ashland
Break In Probed at Mid Way General Store
State Police probe a reported breaking and entering at Mid way General Store, first reported at 7 a.m. today. Officers secured the scene and began canvassing for witnesses and clues.
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Midway General Store
From Obscurity To Limelight Young Mother Becomes Recording Star
Fran Lacey a Buena Park mother rises to fame after neighbors suggest a record deal. Russ Malloy signs her with Buddy Collette’s band backing, she records an album titled Fran with her image on the cover. She dreams of managers TV appearances and night clubs as her album releases this week.
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Buena Park
Calif
Fran Lacey
Los Angeles
Russ Malloy
The
Dy Collette
Malloy
Fran
Bulkin
Lacey
Visalia
Les Means
Les
Soviet Charges U S Preparing To Put Bases On Moon
At the United Nations the Soviet Union charged the United States plans to establish military bases on the moon to attack Soviet cities. Design Minister Valerian A. Zorin demanded a ban on space weapons and liquidating foreign bases as a condition for peaceful space cooperation. The U S delegate argued Zorin distorted the stance while the U S seeks a UN study commission on peaceful space use and opposes Russia’s ban and base elimination demands.
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U. S
Moon
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Zorin
Sen
Lyndon B Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Russia
U.N. Commission
Europe
Middle East
Africa
County Girl Scout Fund Reaches 2929 Dollars In Raleigh County
An extra 261.75 contributed by county workers brings the total to 2929.81 collected Monday in the Raleigh County Girl Scout Council fund drive. Several areas remain to report, with Mrs. S. C. Woods Jr. expected to have a complete report Friday.
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Raleigh County
Girl Scout Council
S. C. Woods Jr
Ladies Night Set By Kiwanis Club Beckley
The Beckley Kiwanis Club will host the 37th Annual Ladies Night at 6 30 p m Friday at the Elks Club Guest speaker will be Ben Franklin IV a Point Pleasant school teacher and amateur artist Jan Campbell will provide diner music with Ed Ratcliffe as master of ceremonies Phil McDaniel II president will report and president elect Roy I Smith will be introduced All wives guests widows and civic leaders are invited The regular noon meeting is canceled Friday.
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Beckley Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
Ben Franklin IV
Point Pleasant
Jan Campbell
Ed Ratcliff
Phil McDaniel II
Roy I. Smith
Kiwanis
Smith
Beckley
Circle K
Beckley College
Key Club
Woodrow Wilson High School
Big Jump In Coal Sales Predicted By Editor
Huntington editor Joseph Forsythe of the Keyssone Coal Buyers' Handbook in Pittsburgh told the Hunting ton Advertising Club on Tuesday that coal sales will rise two thirds within seven years and much of the nation's oil and gasoline will be produced from coal in the foreseeable future.
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Huntington
Joseph Forsythe
Keyssone Coal Buyers’ Handbook of
Pittsburgh
Huntington Advertising Club
Stassen Relaunches Dump Nixon Campaign for 1960
Harold E. Stassen relaunches his 1956 Dump Nixon drive after a post mortem with President Eisenhower. He omits Richard Nixon from a list of four likely Republican contenders for 1960 and signals no clear party stance. The Philadelphia lawyer and former adviser names Nelson Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge Robert Anderson and Fred Seaton as possible nominees. He says the 1958 election speaks for itself and declines to use the term dump Nixon again.
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Washington (Ap
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Eisenhower
Vice Presiden
Stassen
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Anderson
Interior
Fred Seaton
Nixson
Two Beckleyans Win Bridge Title in State Tourney
Sam Hochman of 118 Mason Street and Williams Klein of 110 West Virginia Street won the open pairs championship in the West Virginia State Bridge Tournament held at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel in Clarksburg. Hochman partnered with Mrs. Elsie Werthhaenmer of Huntington and also placed second in the mixed pairs event.
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Beckley
Sam Hochman
Mason St
Williams Klein
West Virginia St
West Virginia
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Clarksburg
Hochman
Elsie Werthhaenmer
Huntington
Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club
William H. Weber
Junk Yard Fire Destroys Equipment in Prosperity
Early morning blaze at Mack and Joe's Junk Co. in Prosperity gutted a cinder block building and destroyed about $8,000 worth of tools and equipment. Joe Barney, inside at 8 15 a m, escaped unharmed after an acetylene tank exploded. Loss included two power plants worth $3,000, seven motors worth $2,000, two welders at $1,400, and $600 in tools. no fire insurance was carried.
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Joe Barney
A. P. McNichol
Mack and Joe's Junk Co
Barney
Zenith Resident Dies in Veterans Hospital
Samuel Herron aged 62 of Zenith died Tuesday night after a long illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital. His body was taken to Boyles Funeral Home in Union for arrangements.
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Samuel Herron
Zenith
Veterans Administration Hospital
Boyles Funeral Home
Union
Army Honors Hero Listed As Deserter
Gabriel Garcia, a 68 year old farm laborer, was honored for bravery decades after being treated as a deserter. A WWI rescue near St Juvin earned him the Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, and Victory Medal with three battle clusters. He was wounded in France October 16, 1918 and later corrected after learning he had been listed as a deserter.
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San Diego
Tex
Gabriel Garcia
No Man's Land
France
Army
Garcia
St. Juvin
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Veterans Administration Office
G. S. Meloy Jr
4Th Army
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Las Vegas
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Cassini
Ily
Tierneys
New York and
Connecticut
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Prince Aly Khan
Rosarita Beach
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Cox
West Weather
Virginia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Lopez Mateos
James M. Curley
Kiwanis Club
Philadelphia
Beckleyans
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