Automatic Post Office Unveiling Set Thursday
Providence AP reports the nation’s first automatic post office will be dedicated Thursday. The four electronic machines include six face cancelers and a 15 ton letter sorter. The 420 foot building will process thousands more pieces daily with reduced human labor.
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Santee
Ike Arrives in Abilene and Heads to California Campaign
President Eisenhower visits his boyhood hometown Abilene Kansas to honor his mother and father’s graves then plans a Colorado stop to meet old friends. He will address residents in California before a Palm Springs golf weekend with George E. Allen and a Mexico talks session in Ciudad Acuna.
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Two Hurt In Wreck Near Greenbrier Dairy
A one car crash near Greenbrier Dairy Products Co. Sunday at 1 30 p m injured two youths. Charles Persinger 15 Crab Orchard sustained head and facial cuts after the car struck a utility pole. Roger Reed 16 MacArthur was treated and released from the hospital.
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Ed Quigley Survives Leap From Bridge In New York
AP reports Husky Ed Quigley joined a select bridge club when he leaped from the bridge wearing shorts. A police launch found him about an hour later swimming unharmed with minor bruises. The note recalls Steven Brodie who leaped from the same bridge on July 23, 1886.
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Beght Quigley
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Roman Church Shows Biggest Growth In U S
New York AP reports Roman Catholic Church membership in the United States rose in 1959 to 40,871,302, up 1,361,794 from 1958. National totals from 244 religious bodies show overall U S church membership at 112,226,905, up 2.4 percent, with Catholic growth 3.4 percent and Protestant 1.7 percent. The Jewish faith stood at about 5 million, unchanged.
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National Council
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Low Bid on Dam Land Costs Spark Tax Debate
Charles McGraw, spokesman for the bidder, refuses to lower the bid to include sales tax and bond costs, estimated at about 8 per acre. John Ward urges the court and park board to study legality and payment options as the dam land purchase details remain under review. The court withholds land option lists until appraisals are approved, with H G Farmer noting appraisals not yet approved and land to be paid at or below appraisal.
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John Ward
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J. Everett Shrewsbury
H. G. Farmer
Three Quiz Winners Face Grand Jury Perjury Charges
Three quiz show winners face possible penalties up to three years in jail and fines totaling 1,000 if convicted on second degree perjury before a July 1960 grand jury. The charges stem from an extended probe into the shows Twenty One and Tic Tac Dough. Van Doren won 129000 on Twenty One, Bloomgarden 98000, and Van Nardroff 220500. Van Doren admitted coaching, then revised his testimony after a congressional grilling. Hogan said many witnesses lied to the grand jury.
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Columbia University
Bloomgarden
Bloomgarden Won$98,000 and Miss van Nardroff
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Deaths And Funerals In Pineville Area
Death notices list Milton Gus Arnett and Wini Fred Gumn of Pineville with nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She outlived two sons Carl and Glen and a daughter Mary, plus three brothers and a sister. Body to move from Melton Mortuary to daughter Halsey’s Ravensliff home at 5 pm Tuesday. Funeral at Pine Grove Baptist Wednesday 11 am, Rev Robert H Dent presiding. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Church service one hour prior. Pallbearers named.
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Pineville
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Glen
Mary
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Oley
Fred Manning
Ethel
Melton
Halsey
Ravensliff
Pine Grove Baptist
Robert H. Dent
Pine Grove
French Manning
Donald Manning
Holyrod Brooks
Paul Brooks
French Brooks
Fred Honaker
Walter Brooks
Melvin Richardson
Mrs Farley Rites Held At Sophia Church
Mrs James A Farley died aged 7 following a long illness. Born August 6 in Sophia she was daughter of Walter and Sadie Rice Rose. Survivors include husband a daughter Joyce Farley Webb Meadows Danville Virginia five brothers and two sisters. three grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Sophia Baptist Church with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Body from Williams Funeral Home Tuesday. Nephews pallbearers.
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Ames A. Fa
Sophia
Pete
U.S. Air Force
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Tex
Franklin D. Rose
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Hampton
Virginia Rose Grubb
Garnet Aylesby
Burlington
N. C
Sophia Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Walter Tolliver
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Williams Funeral Home
Mrs Huff 84 Dies at Lester After Illness
Mrs Nickie Huff Weeks Huff 84 of Lester died at 8 a m Sunday after several months illness of heart condition. Rites in Lower Church of God Lester with Rev Ernest Barley. Burial in Canaday Cemetery Glen View. Born Floyd County Va April 4 1876 daughter of John Weeks and late wife to Horatio Huff. Survived by daughter Mrs Grethel Bragg Cleveland Ohio. another daughter Mrs May Arthur preceded in death. Funeral arrangements with Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home.
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Lester
Lower Church of God
Ernest Barley
Canaday
Glen View
Floyd County
John Weeks
Horatio Huff
Huff
Grethel Bragg
Cleveland
Ohio
May Arthur
Rose and Quesenberry
Mrs Julia Meador Dies After Heart Attack at 79
Mrs Julia Catherine Meador 79 of 1404 S Kanawha St Beckley died at home at 11 50 am Sunday after a heart attack. Born March 27 1881 in Richmond District she was daughter of the late Jacob and Sarah Jane Adkins and member of St Mary's Methodist Church Beckley. Survived by husband Azel Ford Meadour three sons Garland Berea Ohio Donald North Eaton Ohio Clifford Richland Wash two sisters Loria Hylton Beckley and Rinda Feutch Brookville Fla five brothers Edward and Harvey Adkins Alderson Lonnie Adkins Ronceverte Seldon Adkins Hinton Wilbert Adkins Maryland 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral at Calfee Fu
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S. Kanawha St
Richmond District
Jacob and
Sarah Jane Harris Adkins
St. Mary’s Methodist Church
Beckley
Summers County
Methodist Church of
Hinton
Azel Ford Mead
Ethel Williams
Eccles
Garland
Berea
Ohio
Donald
North Eaton
Clifford
Richland
Wash
Loria ‘Hylton
Rinda Feutch
Brookville
Fla
Edward Adkins
Harvey Adkins
Alderson
Lonnie Adkins
Ronceverte
Seldon Adkins
Wilbert Adkins
Maryland
Theu
Calfee Fu
Minnie Fraley dies at 80 in Valley Head funeral held
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Fraley 80 of Valley Head were held Saturday at Valley Head Methodist Church with Rev Henry Boley officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She died at home Thursday afternoon after a long illness. Surviving is step daughter Mrs Martha Underwood of Beckley.
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Valley Head
Valley Head Methodist Church
Henry Boley
Mrs Albert Richmond 83 Lillybrook dies after long illness
Mrs Albert Richmond of Lillybrook aged 83 died Saturday night in a local hospital after a long illness. She was born in Lerona April 29 1877 and was a member of Beaver Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Beaver Methodist Church with Rev Virgil Cook officiating. Burial in Blue Jay Cemetery. Survivors include one daughter Mrs Jack Underwood three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Virgil Cook
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Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
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Bobby Richmond
Buck Richmond
Jack Richmond
John E. Richmond
Lacy Richmond
Bill Harris
Woolwine Rites Held for Ansted Resident 59
Funeral services for Harry C. Woolwine 59 of Ansted were set for 2 p m Tuesday at Deepwater Baptist Church with Rev M Franklin and Rev Eleanor Henley officiating. Burial will be Mammoth Cemetery. Woolwine died Sunday after a short illness. He was a retired coal miner and Church of God member born April 27 1901. Surviving are his wife Camella, a son Edward in Cleveland Ohio, three stepsons Clinton Calvin Comer Powellton Clayton Comer Ansted, five daughters Irene Wright Montgomery Nellie Stone Mammoth Jewell Lester Dunbar Luçdena Stone Corinne and Stella Woolwine Ansted, three brothers Thomas Alpoca James Elkhorn City Bert Davy, three sisters Irene Beck Mankin Odrian Fanning Logansport Ind Bee Light Valpo, and 23 grandchildren.
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Ansted
Deepwater Baptist Church
Deepwater
M. Franklin
Eleanor Henley
Mammoth
Woolwine
Church of
Joseph J
Susan B. Kincaid Woolwine
Camella Woolwine
Edward Woolwine
Cleveland
Ohio
Clinton
Calvin Comer
Powellton
Clayton Comer
Irene Wright
Montgomery
Nellie Stone
Jewell Lester
Dunbar
Luedena Stone
Corinne
Stella Woolwine
Thomas
Alpoca
James
Elkhorn City
Bert Woolwine
Davy
Irene Beck
Mankin
Odrian Fanning
Logansport
Ind
Bee Light
Valpoca
Charles Webb Final Rites Set at Ritchie Johnson Parlor
Charles Webb 80 of 6 18 S Fayette St dies at home Thursday. Final rites at 2 p m in Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev G Favors officiating. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by wife Veleria Webb and one son Specialist 5 James Hughy who is stationed overseas.
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S. Fayette St
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James Hughy
Herndon Man Fracas Involving McKinney and Aiding Officer
In a Herndon incident a man was cut during a fracas and another man McKinney faced charges after shooting a street light with a .22 rifle on Bud Wednesday night. He received a $25 fine and 10 days suspended jail, conditionally paid. The case was heard before Judge Grant Taylor with the father signing the agreement.
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Epling
Castro Firing Fuller Testimony Shapes Cuba Invasion Talks
In Santiago witnesses testified about peasants aiding the invaders and a former cabinet member Manolo Ray described as a counter revolution leader. Cuban prosecutor David Diaz alleged US backing for the invasion while Castro disclosed Ray’s prior cooperation with him against Batista.
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Kennedy criticizes current rates and compares leaders
Kennedy notes the mood echoes 1930s strain and contrasts Hoover with Nixon. He cites that interest rates have risen by 34 to 95 percent under the present administration, joking the rates have increased on everything except the air we breathe.
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Eccles Man Fined and Jailed for Moonshine Charge
Madison C. Enoch of Eccles pleaded guilty to possession of moonshine whisky before Magistrate W A Burke. He was fined $100 and costs and remanded to Raleigh County Jail in lieu of payment. Enoch was arrested by State Police on October 15 on a peace warrant, which was withdrawn, and he was tried on the whisky charge.
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Eccles
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Raleigh
Teen Dems Change Hour Of Tuesday Meeting
The Teen Dems Club of Raleigh County will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the use The meeting originally set for 7 30 p m was moved because of the Barron Ford Governor rally at that time Mrs W W Withrow sponsor says refreshments will be served after the rally
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W. W. Withrow
Time Stands Still For County Prisoners
Inmates at Raleigh County Jail lose official time as the Beckley Hardware clock stops. The clock once provided standard time for prisoners who cannot keep watches, with all valuables left with the jailer upon admission.
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Beckley Hardware Store
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report details a non surgical cure using Bio-Dyne substance in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain. Cases show real reduction while easing discomfort with a drugstore availability and money back guarantee.
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Cadle Murder Case Continued In Rhodell Court
The indictment accuses Cadle of killing his brother in law John Henry Smith 77 in a fight at their Rhodell home. Cadle confessed May 10 amid questions over Smiths death in a fall from a porch. Separate action set Oct 26 for the robbery trial of Foster Thompson S Perkins Jr Earl H Dillard and Robert W Hunt. Prosecutor Sparacino said subpoenas for Wyoming County witnesses were not served. Judge McCreery added 25 jurors. St Charles Glass ordered to pay 20 monthly for a child.
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Anthony J. Sparacino
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Harry L. McCreery
Austin Adams
Roy R. Vance
Lawrence Nelson
K. A. Atkinson Jr
Earl Griffith
Harry Ritter
Isabel Arnett
Clarence Keeney
Albert Gregory
Irvan Mahoney
Chestley Hembrick
David Allison
GE Plants Idle Since October as Local 301 Reopens
Workers return to the Schenectady GE plant after Local 301 voted to end its walkout. A GE spokesman said full production would resume. the plant had been idle since October 6. Local leaders differed, with Leo Jandreau claiming Carey seeks a fight to the end. Jandreau warned the national strike confrontation may continue.
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Nixon schedules West Virginia rally details in 1968 campaign
Ind appearance about 9 50 and 10 50 a m at a rally at a site to be designated later. Underwood said Nixon plans no other appearances along the Baltimore and Railroad en route to Williamstown. After the Parkersburg visit he will reboard his train to continue through southern and southeastern Ohio to Cincinnati. Nixon made his only other West Virginia appearance in Charleston on Sept 27. Final rally details at Parkersburg to be arranged by Eugene Scott and John Butcher.
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Portland man dies after shotgun blast in home basement
Mrs Newhouse described hearing a quick command then finding the man collapsed and bleeding. Dr Arnold Austin carried him to a station wagon and to hospital. Police found footprints near the basement window as the Stereotypers Union struck. Seven other unions joined the picket lines in Portland's West Hills.
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Cyclone and Tidal Wave Devastate Pacific Villages
In the Pacific typhoons and Atlantic hurricanes unleash high speeds winds that churn the sea and smash coasts. The tidal wave tears through villages leaving mud, downed trees, and ruined houses while mainland crops, mainly rice, lie flat.
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Fire department aids woman bleeding at Saunders Ave scene
The Beckley Fire Department Rescue Squad responded to 204 Saunders Ave at 6:45 p.m. finding Ruth Hairston, 36, bleeding from the mouth. They recommended transportation to a hospital for medical treatment.
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Grandview Man Held For Forgery
Grandview man Boyd Lilly Jr. was arrested by State Police and jailed in Raleigh County on two counts of forgery after a late Sunday arrest. Bond set at $500 per count, and he was released after posting. Also noted are Willie Brooks tied to assault costs, and three federal prisoners moved for trial by U.S. Marshal Morris B. Imn, including Benson, Tanger, and Atkins.
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Grandview
Raleigh
White
Willie Brooks
Winding Gulf
Robert Sams
Mabscott
Petit Aroma
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U. S
George Randall Benson
Powhatan
William C. Tanger
Bluefield
Global call for restraint as UN move seeks calm
A 15 nation push in the United Nations General Assembly, led by India’s V K Krishna Menon, urges full cooperation, restraint from provocative actions, and prompt steps to resolve world issues after Khrushchev’s visit. East German defections rise with Dr Sigfried Asche fleeing to West Germany and Leipzig official Hans Joachim Spangenberg also defecting. Elvis Presley hospitalised with a broken finger after a high school game. Four Salt Lake City police officers die in a light plane crash near Eureka Utah, after planning a Las Vegas trip to buy a plane. The Times reports Britain likely to host a US Polaris missile base at a Scottish port. Governor Luis Munoz Marin wins Puerto Rico’s Nixon-Kennedy style debate by default as opponent Lussey misses. Lennon sisters marry as Dianne retires, creating a trio with Rich ard E. Gass. Louisville Courier-Journal endorses Kennedy for president and Cooper in Senate race. State briefs note a deportation hearing delay, a fire-settlement motive confession, and local mayor William J. Teets dies after a heart attack. Gov Underwood campaigns by helicopter in the southern state.
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