Quest for Congress Candidates by WV League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters of West Virginia presents a prepared questionnaire for congressional candidates. The organization is non partisan and aims to promote informed and active citizen participation in government.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
League of Women Voters of
West Virginia
The
League of Women Voters
Political Profiles in West Virginia House Races
Biographical sketches of candidates John D. HoblitZell Republican age 45 Jennings Randolph Democrat 56 Dr Ken Hechler Democrat age 40s Dr Will E Neal Republican 82 with details on education, career, and public service in West Virginia politics. Describes board memberships, congressional service, and notable appointments.
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John D. Hoblitzell
W. Va
W. Va. C
Wood Co. Schl. Board
Council For Ec
Del
White House
W.va
U. S. Senate
U. S. de
Conf
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Rio de Janeiro
Jennings Randolph
Salem College
Capitol Airlines
U.S. House of Representatives
Republican
Out Of Condition Patient Admits Oversight After Fall
Medina Ohio report details James Sinecek a 66 year old grandfather who said he was attempting to show his grandchildren a thing or two about undergoing treatment. He was brought to Medina Hospital after a fall that broke his leg and left him under observation. Also noted is H G Sterne at 116 Wilson St reported in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital and undergoing treatment during bicycle riding incident.
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Medina
Ohio
James Sinecek
Medina Hospita
H. G. Sterne
Wilson St
Raleigh General Hospital
Printer Ink Allergies Plague Burling ton Editor
Lloyd Maffitt state editor of the Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette struggles with an allergy to printer's ink requiring rubber gloves when handling proofs and reading newspapers in Burlington Iowa.
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Burlington
Iowa
Lloyd Maffitt
Burlington Hawk-E Gazette
Maffitt
Logan Family Finds Peace of Mind With Telephone Savings
The Logan family reports saving $17.40 in two weeks by using telephone service. They note time saved, driving and parking avoided, and peace of mind during floods and emergencies. They urge others to record their own experience to see the telephone as an outstanding bargain.
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Charles Ray Barnes
Logan
Barnes
Beckley Motorist Pleads Guilty On Improper Registration
Beckley police court Monday night found Silas E. Richmond guilty of driving with improper registration and driving without a city operator's license, with a total fine of 25 dollars. Other rulings included William Moss fined 10 dollars for running a red light after a three vehicle crash on Second Street at First Avenue.
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Silas E. Richmond
Beckley
Richmond
Florida
William Moss
Lester
Moss
Second Street
First Avenue
Jackie Ross Bell
Locust St
Henry Kale Jr
Mankin Ave
Bell
Institute Elementary School
Kale
Julius A. Richardson
Byron W. Scarbro
Crab Orchard
Benny Williams
Edward P. Stansbury
Stansbury
Williams
James Dalton
Samuel D. Rutherford
Garland Ward
Soak Creek
Jimmie Fletcher
Orville A. Keel
Freeman Street
Homer Earl Corley
Columbia
S.C
Harold Swain
101
Johnson Sr
Joseph R. Shealer
Louisville
James E., Mandeville
Maxwell
Sue C. Ferris
Raleigh County Board of Education to Meet Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Raleigh County Board of Education will be held today at 7 30 p m in its offices in the court house.
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Raleigh County Board of Education
Rites Wednesday For Hiram Wood
Last rites for Hiram Wood 69 of Midway will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Midway Primitive Baptist Church with Rev. Dowell Stover and Rev. Tom Eldreth officiating. Burial in Shumate Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lillie Tolliver Wood five daughters three sons a stepson four brothers two sisters and 26 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Anther son Billy was killed in World War III. Pallbearers Timmy Wood James Wood Douglas Polk Jimmy Wood Roy Coulson and Jack Ruble.
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Hiram Wood
Midway
Midway Primitive Baptist Church
Dowell Stover
Tom Eldreth
Williams and Craven
Sophia
Shumate
Maple Meadow
Wood
Margable
Mary Hill Wood
United Mine Workers of America
Lillie Tolliver Wood
Ethel Ruble
Pontiac
Mich
Garnette Kiblinger
Pleasant Hills
Jane Payne
Utica
Bertha Winton
Stanaford
Mary Jane Wood
Henry Davis
Flint
Andy
Pemberton
Wesley
MacArthur
Millard
Lester
Murdy
Narrows
Emmett Gray
Tollytown
Cindy Coulson
Ghent
Rinda Farley
Ohio
Billy
Timmy Wood
James Wood
Douglas Polk
Jimmy Wood
Roy Coulson
Jack Ruble
Accused Slayer Released After Bond In Slaying Case
Forest Dallas Maye 22 of Ghent was released from Raleigh County Jail after posting a $5 000 property bond for his next criminal court appearance. He is charged with murder in the April 10 killing of Thomas Pace 63 of Fireco and had been jailed since April. Lindy Givens 19 of Cool Ridge was found guilty last week of second degree murder in the same case and faces sentencing at term end.
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Forest Dallas Maye
Ghent
Raleigh
Maye
Thomas Pace
Fireco
Lindy Givens
Cool Ridge
Givens
Beasley Recruiting Station Welcomes New Adjutant
Capt Gordon Anderson greets First Lieutenant Amos Rogers newly assigned adjutant at the Beckley Main Recruiting Station for a two year period Rogers has four years Army service and recently returned from Munich Germany He is a 1954 University of Georgia graduate His wife and two children reside in Georgia and will join him soon in Beckley
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Gordon Anderson
Beckley
Amos Rogers
Rogers
Munich
Germany
University of Georgia
Georgia
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