Mine safety course ends with 150 graduates at Raleigh armory
An 11 week mine safety program by the U S Bureau of Mines at the Raleigh County Armory concluded with 150 trainees completing the course. Participants came from states including Colorado Illinois Alabama Indiana Tennessee Ohio Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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N. S. Bureau of Mines
Raleigh County
Colorado
Illinois
Alabama
Indiana
Tennessee
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chauncey, Adams
de James Adkins
Auxby
Brettel Allen
Philippi
Anthony Ambrosy
Bentleyville
James Bailey
Clarksburg
Vern Bailey
Wheelwright
Charles Bates
Docena
Ala
John Bennick
Shamokin
Lyle Bixler
Valley View
David Blackburn
Galatia
Albert Borda
Fairmont
Herman Brown
Raven
Leslie Brown
Pocahontas
Clifford Buchanan
Charles Bush
Morgantown
Earl Caldwell
Oak Hill
William Canada
Pikeville
Aubrey Castanon
Princeton
Robert Creana
Croichsville
Ronald Church
Norton
Kenneth Childers
Blair, Ky
Howard Clayton
Johnstown
Colo
Clinton Cochran
Shinnston
Troy Coleman
Kimper
Kirby Combs
Hazard
Lonnie Conner
Logan
Charles Cook
Caryville
Tenn
George Cook
Cumberlan
Albn Corley
Danville
Glen Collins
Barbourville
James Craddock
Mount Hope
Robert Cupp
Montevallo
Alonzo Curry
Wolfsumit
J. C. Cuzzort
Lynch, Ky
Cecil Davis
Whitesburg
Ervin Dean
Piedmont
James Denning
Lakewood
John Dotson
Richlands
Robert Guilett
Nickelsville
David Gulley
Benton, Ill
Joseph Hampton
Harlan, Ky
Mike Hancher
Central City
Cyril Hancsak
Export
Randal Herndon
Lebanon
Ronald Holmes
Corbin, Ky
John Hornick
Cheswick
Richard Hosch
Ronald Hughes
Buckingham
Jason Huff
Gilbert
John Ibanez
Mt. Carmel
John James
Henry Jewell
Cedar Bluff
Maxe Keene
Sullivan
Ind
Larry Keller
Edward Kendrick
Ronald King
Elderton
Elijah Kiser
Kenneth Kiser
Wise
Gene Kuhn
Madison
Billy Layne
Wooten
Landville
Carl Mineard
Moundsville
Earnest Mooney
Russell Morris
Barboursville
Edward Morrison
Denver
Gillis Nolan
Cumberland
Gordon Owens
Vansant
Henry O’brien
Apollo
Stanley Ozalas
Bicknell
Boyd Peirson
Jewett
Ronald Pennington
John Poyle
Richerville
Garland Pugh
Ray Ratliff
Elkhorn City
Jonas Reeves
Earl Ritchie
Zanesville
Cecil Roark
Haysi
Dallas Rogers
Earlington
Harry Rorabaugh
Clymer
James Sakoloff
Ellsworth
Robert Sawyers
Manchester
William Seanze
Whitesville
Thomas Simmers
Ebensburg
Alfonzo Simms
Madisonville
Carl Slone
Inez
Robert Stamm
Cadiz
Freeman Staples
Milam
N. M
Stuart Shelton
Beckley
Harry Swan
Anthony Swentosky
Homer City
Billy Tackett
Myra
Clyde Tackett
Hartley
Joseph Tankersley
Duffield
Freelin Thacker
Timothy Thompson
Delmont
Joseph Turker
Bellare
Curtis Tussey
van Lear
James Utley
Lifes van House
Nippa
Louis Vellegas
Colorado ‘Springs
Archie Vigil
Archie Vigil of ‘Denver, Colo
George Wataitis
Pottsville
Beckley ARCAP Halfway House Ties With Fellowship Home
A new ARCAP halfway house for alcoholics will open November 1 in Beckley on Harper Road, operated with the Southern West Virginia Fellowship Home. The program, run from Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, will start with five residents and a day care to aid rehabilitation, with 24 hour professional staff and no one refused for inability to pay. Residents will govern themselves under a therapeutic community emphasizing responsibility and social readjustment.
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Beckley
Southern
Appalachian Regional Comprehensive Alcoholism Program
ARCAP
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Record
Ar-Cap
Harper Road
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Largest kidney stone ever recovered weighs record
The 1953 specimen weighed 13 pounds 14 ounces, reported by United Press International. This extraordinary kidney stone stood as a medical record for size and mass.
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United Press International
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Larry “Warren
West Frankfort
Ill
Homer Watts
Littcart, Ky
Samuel Weible
Stahlstown
Emory Wilson
Charles Woolridge
Bradley
James Worf
Volyn
Larry Worrell
Charles Wotring
Corinth
Robert Zorochok
Pittsburgh
Eberhard Beck
Dayton
Robert Marrifield
St.Clairsville
John DeMichiel
Halfway House
Fellowship Home
Montgomery
Dacron
Skettle
J. C. Penney
M. L
Harpy
Schick
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