Coal City Water Safe: Sanitarian Says Water Safe
Raleigh County Sanitarian W B Hume said Coal City area drinking water remains bacteriologically safe after last month’s test and a new sample to be taken this afternoon. Dennis Leary, owner of Stoco Water Development Co, is installing two filters at a cost of 10000 to improve the system following pipe replacement that stirredrust. Leary unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Stoco Water & Development Co
Raleigh County
Sanitarian W
B. Hume
Hume
Dennis Leary
Leary
Guido Pledges Early Elections For Argentina
In a nationwide radio and TV address President Jose Maria Guido pledged early national elections after weekend violence pitting rival army factions in Buenos Aires left at least 10 dead and 70 wounded. Gen. Ongania named new army commander. Lorio and Labayru arrested. navy chief Clement resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan Carlos Ongania
Juan Carlos Lorio
Bernardino Labayru
Navy
Gaston Clement
Ongania
Agustin Penas
Seven Killed On State Highways
United Press International reports West Virginia highway fatalities reached 310 with at least seven deaths over the weekend. Six victims died in three crashes in Kanawha Wyoming and Wood counties on Saturday. Victims include George T Burdette 23 and Clyde R Burdette 21 of South Charleston killed on U S 21. Billy E Gibson 18 and Larry J Lusk 18 of Oceana also among the weekend dead. Donald Casto 25 of Waverly and Mrs Clara Becker 89 of Marietta in a three car wreck on W Va 2 near Parkersburg. Sherri Holcomb nine months old of Logan County killed when the car she rode in went out of control on W Va 10 near Manning. The toll compares with 251 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
West Virginia
Kanawha
Wyoming
Wood Counties
South Charleston
U. S. 21
George T. Burdette
Clyde R. Burdette
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Sherri Holcomb
WVU Dean Rejoins Faculty After Ford Foundation Study
Ray mond W. Coleman, who resigned as dean of West Virginia University's College of Commerce in June 1961, rejoined the faculty after a year of study funded by a Ford Foundation grant. He studied business administration programs at Carnegie, MIT, University of Chicago, Michigan, Penn, Columbia, Harvard, Indiana, Northwestern, and others. Indiana University plans to publish a manuscript of his analysis of changes in the American economy.
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Morgantown
UPI
Raymond W. Coleman
West Virginia University
College of Commerce
Coleman
Carnegie
Massachusetts Institutes of Technology
Chicago
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Harvard
Indiana
Northwestern
Indiana University
Kennedy appeals to restore cut foreign aid funds
President Kennedy urges Congress on nationwide TV to restore the $1.1 billion House cut in his $4.7 billion foreign aid program. Rep Passman derides the aid as a waste while Hale Boggs and Maxwell Taylor back the program as vital to security and anti communism. Humphrey calls White House mediation to resolve amateur athletics feuds to protect Olympic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Washington Report
CBS
Otto E. Passman
Dla
Passman
U.S
House
Hale Boggs
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Boggs
Europe
Taylor
Far East
China
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
White House
Minnesota Democrat
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Rescue Squad Responds After Fall On Woodlawn Avenue
Beckley Rescue Squad answered a call to 210 Woodlawn Ave at 4 10 p m Sunday. Mrs Edith Nugen fell on the sidewalk injuring her ankle. She was treated at Raleigh General Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Woodlawn Ave
Edith Nugen
Raleigh General Hospital
Umbrella Sign Says Showe rproo f at London Store
A stylish London clothing shop displayed an umbrella in its window with a sign reading Showerproof, signaling weather readiness. The item and message reflect a lighthearted UPI report on urban consumer fashion displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
30 Day Jail Sentence Given Shoplifter 16
Billy Ray Cook of Beckley received a 30 day jail term in Raleigh County Jail and a $20 fine for shoplifting a cigarette lighter, trousers, and a shirt from G C Murphy Co. He pleaded guilty, was arrested Saturday at 5 p.m., and the total items were valued at $6.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Cook
Beckley
Raleigh
W. A Burke
G. C. Murphy Co
Lola Richmond
Piney View
William D. Holliday
Eugene C. Lusk Jr
Wildwood Ave
Burke
U.S
Jesse J. Tincher
Scarbro
Joe Rodriguez
U. S
Ballard
James L. Wiseman
Orchard Ave
Rodriguez
Fomer H. Wade
Kegley
Turnpike
Gilbert Hale
Coal City
Andy Adkins
Beaver
James R. Meador
Jumping Branch
Credith Paul Taylor
Arnett
Two House Fires Being Probed
Deputy Fire Marshall C L Walker and Beckley State Police probe two Sunday fires in the area. A six room frame house at 207 Baker St owned by Rev. R. E. Leadingham suffered major damage. a nine room Eccles house owned by Gerald K. Chandler sustained minor damage to the back porch after residents aiding by garden hose extinguished the blaze. Fire officials said the first fire appeared to be hastily spreading before alarms. No occupants were home in the Baker St house. the Chandler family had recently moved to Charleston and were en route to retrieve belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Walker
Beckley State Police
Baker St
Eccles
Beckley Fire Department
Beckley Newspapers
Marcus H. Ford
M. A. Ford
Wyoming Ave
R. E. Leadingham
U. S
Fords
Young Leadingham
Washington, D C
Gerald K. Chandler
Chandlers
Bolt
Charleston
Chandler
Lighter Side continuation on Christmas music parody
The column jokes about a Christmas song titled Deck the Halls with Balms and Nostrums and suggests a fake Xmas album Sing Along With Dr. Kildare with words and malady by Ben Casey, in a lighthearted note.
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Dr. Kildare
Ben Casey
Final rites for Julia J. Bender in Oak Hill
Mrs. Julia Joan Bender 34 of Columbus died Friday after a heart attack. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Randolph Johnson. Burial High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Born Hilltop August 31 1928 daughter of Roy and Stella Crow Sumner. Survived by husband James B. four children Priscilla Joan Pamela Jan James Michael and Joey Jackson all of Columbus. Friends may call after 5 p m today.
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Julia Joan Bender
Columbus
Ohio
Oak Hill
Tyree
Randolph Johnson
High Lawn Memorial Park
Priscilla Joan
Pamela Jan
James Michael
Joey Jackson
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Cave Harris held in Atlantic City
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Cave Harris were set for 2 p m Wednesday at Second Baptist Church Atlantic City New Jersey. She was daughter of Roy Cave and Mrs Cave of 604 S Fayette St survivors include her husband Thomas a daughter Mrs Thomasina Fitzpatrick of Chicago and five brothers Roy Otis William Lloyd Harold plus three grandchildren. A separate obituary note announced a child born November 22 1961 at Mullens died Saturday in a one car accident at Mallory with her mother hospitalized. the child is also survived by two brothers James and Terry and two sisters Kathy and Tammy and paternal grandparents Charles Holcomb of Salem Virginia. The body will be taken to the grandparents home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cave Harris
Second Baptist Church
Atlantic City
N. J
Harris
Roy Cave
S. Fayette St
Thomas
Thomasina Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Ill
Etta ,Cave
Otis Cave
William Cave
Philadelphia Naval Base
Lloyd Cave
Beckley
Harold Cave
Chesapeake
Coy Shelton
Pineville
Edgar Beverly
Baileysville
Mallory
Mullens
James
Terry
Kathy
Tammy
Charles Holcomb
Salem
Gibson Lusk Rites Set For Two Auto Crash Victims
Joint funeral services are planned for two Wyoming County auto accident victims Billy E. Gibson 18 of Columbus Ohio and Larry Powell Lusk 18 of Lynce. Rites at Bright Prospect Baptist Church Cyclone Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. Claude Bailey in charge. Gibson Marine died in a Huff Mountain one car crash near Oceana Saturday night. Lusk died on the way to Welch hospital in a 1954 convertible. Gibson born July 29 1944 in Emmett is survived by parents Lovell and Shirley Grubb Gibson and siblings Bobby Linda. Grandparents William Grubb and Alpha Albright among others. Lusk born June 18 1944 in Cyclone is survived by sister Phyllis Canterbury and grandparents Walter Lusk and Alpha Albright. Body to be taken to homes from Bry ans Funeral Home Oceana and Evans Funeral Home Cyclone.
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Wyoming County
Billy E. Gibson
Columbus
Ohio
Larry Powell Lusk
Lynce
Brown
Cyclone
Bright Prospect Baptist Church
Claude Bailey
Gibson
Huff Mountain
Oceana
Lusk
Ralph Grubb
Bryans
Powell
Evelyn Gibson Lusk
Phyllis Canterbury
Canton
Walter Lusk
Alpha Albright
Evans Funeral Home
RNS
Funeral services set for Mrs Harriet Francis Hollingsworth
Mrs Harriet Francis Hollingsworth 55 of Stanaford dies after brief illness in local hospital. Service at 2 p m Wednesday at Stanaford Baptist Church with Rev S D Smith. burial in Stanaford Cemetery. Survived by three daughters and six sons plus 23 grandchildren. Body to remain at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home until hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Francis Hollingsworth
Stanaford
Stanaford Baptist Church
S. D. Smith
George and
Mary Agnus Samples Kibler
Stamford Baptist Church
Roy Albert Hollingsworth
Mary Rutherford
Cleveland
Ohio
Serena Brady
Norma Bunch
Morristown
Tenn
Charles Clayton
Stamford
Roy Donald
James Ernest
Palmyra
N. Y
John B
Joseph Denzil
George Albert
Ralph Owen
David Daniel
Rose and Quesenberry
John D Parks Funeral Arrangements Announced
John D. Parks of St. Albans New York, a former Fayette County teacher who died Sunday in St. Albans, will have funeral arrangements announced. Parks previously taught at Du Bois High School in Mount Hope and Simmons High School in Montgomery. Texanna Goff of Washington DC formerly of Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Parks
St. Albans
N. Y
Fayette County
Parks
du Bois High School
Mount Hope
Simmons High School
Montgomery
Texanna Goff
Washington, D. C
Sun
RNS
Funeral services for William K Williams in Workman's Creek
William King Williams 62 of Clear Creek died Saturday in a Huntington hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were to be held at 1 p m today at Workman's Creek Church with Rev Lewis Matheny officiating. Burial followed in Workman's Creek Cemetery. Valley Funeral Home Whitesville handled arrangements.
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William King Williams
Clear Creek
Workman's Creek
Lewis Matheny
Williams
Huntington
Valley Funeral Home
Whitesville
Prominent leaders dead in separate UPI notices
Point Pleasant New Jersey death of 69 year old Lee Hastings Bristol chairman of Bristol Myers Co after a week in hospital due to heart ailment. San Diego death of 61 year old Morris Wasserman owner of Flame Show Bar Detroit linked to stars Ella Fitzgerald Belafonte Reese and Johnny Ray. Capetown death of 67 year old Adm Sir Herbert Annesley Packer chief of South Atlantic Station 1950 to 1952. Rochester New York death of 77 year old John E McGarry former NYS Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board chairman and veteran printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant, N.J
Lee Hastings
Bristol
Bristol-Myers Co
Point Pleasant Hospital
San Diego
UPI
Morris Wasserman
Detroit
Ella Fitzgerald
Harry Belafonte
Della Reese
Johnny Ray
Capetown
South Africa
Herbert Annesley Packer
South Atlantic
Rochester
N.Y
John E. McGarry
New York State Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board
Bankers split on proposals granting national banks more powers
State bankers criticized features they view as weakening local competition to national banks while officials opposed plans for broader lending authority and branch establishment beyond state laws. Harry B. Freeman, head of the state bank division of the American Bankers Association, warned that branching authority without regard to state law violates states rights in the current free enterprise system.
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Harry B. Freeman
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Final rites for Claude Thaxton 75 in Rhodell
Claude Thaxton 75 of Rhodell died Friday in a Mullens hospital after a long illness. Retired coal miner born April 14 1886 in Rockville North Carolina. Survived by wife Martha and two sons Thomas and Harvey Rhodell. Funeral 1 p m Tuesday at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev W P Strickland officiating. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Body at funeral home until service.
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Claude Thaxton
Rhodell
Ritchie and Johnson
W. P. Strickland
Greenwood Memorial Park
Thaxton
Mullens Hospital
Rockville
N. C
Manson Thaxton
Martha
Thomas
Harvey
Final rites for Mrs Mary Ferris held in Florida
Mrs Mary Ferris of Fort Lauderdale formerly of Beckley died Friday in a Fort Lauderdale hospital after a months long illness. Born September 15 1913 in Kentucky she leaves husband Barney Ferris one sister Elsie Cameron of Sophia six half sisters four sons Joe E John Bob Cirer James Tony Cirer Frank E Cirer and five grandchildren. Funeral services conducted at Williams Funeral Home Chapel in Sophia with burial at Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cher Ferris
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Beckley
Williams Funeral Home
W. Blair
Sunset Memorial Park
Ferris
Kentucky
Barney Ferris
Elsie Cameron
Sophia
Joe E
John Bob Cher
James Tony
Cirer
Norfolk
Frank E. Cirer
Hampton
Williams Funeral
James B. Deck
Tony
Johnny Milano
Jack Branham
John Ledahawsky
J. B. Riggs
Shadowy killer triggers fatal police burst in Brooklyn
Gumby slumped dead after a gunman in the shadows shouted stop and fled. Detectives fired through a bathroom door, fatally wounding Gumby. Fingerprints tied him to two 1960 rape murders in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumby
Brooklyn
Funeral for Sherri Holcomb Baby of Shelton Family
Funeral services for Sherri Lynn Holcomb nine month old daughter of Jay and Charlotte Holcomb Shelton will be conducted in the coming days in a local church. The infant died recently prompting expressions of sympathy from relatives and friends. Burial arrangements are pending with a local funeral home.
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Sherri Lynn Holcomb
Jay and
Charlotte Shelton
Holcomb
Miss Calif Amadee Chabot Is Miss USA 1963
Amedee Chabot of Northridge California won Miss USA 1963, chosen from 44 contestants and succeeding Jo Ann Odum. The 17 year old, 5 foot 8, 118 pound winner will compete in Miss World in London with a $7500 prize, accompanied by her mother. Sponsors plan to bring the pageant back next year as part of California’s 100th birthday celebration.
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Huntington
UPI
Amedee Chabot
California
Jo Ann Odum
America
London
Northridge
Calif
Chabot
Lithana Rozier
Florida
Pat Franklin
New York State
Linda Kennon
Los Angeles
Marilyn Nordmann
Alabama
Michigan
Carla ‘Rogers
West Virginia
Chicago
Kennedy
Wheeling
Jacoby Tops Masters Field In Weekend Bridge Event
Jacoby and Lowenthal won the masters pairs event as Goren and Sobel finished fourth in team play. Jacoby, now leading Goren by 168 master points, eyes a possible rematch at the national bridge championship in Phoenix.
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Goren
Albert Landy
Jacoby
John Lowenthal
Lowenthal
Helen Sobel
Phoenix
Ariz
Itmann Miners Return To Work
Itmann Pocahontas Fuel Co miners return to work at midnight Sunday after a strike over seniority halted 300 men since Thursday. A four member board of two UMWA district men and two company men will meet this week to decide if the fired miner should be rehired, aiming for a settlement by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itmann
RNS
Pocahontas Fuel Co
United Mine Workers Union District
Suit Filed Over Unpaid Balance in Raleigh County Case
Kana City Savings and Loan Co. sues Junior Claude Nottingham of Eunice in Raleigh County Circuit Court seeking $885.63 owed on a promissory note. The action was filed Friday in the circuit clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha City Savings and Loan Co
Raleigh County
Claude Nottingham
Eunice
Penn State Coed Dies After Eight-Story Fall
Ruth S. Kaplan a 19 year old Penn State sophomore from Oakhurst New Jersey died from multiple skull fractures after apparently falling from the sun deck of a women's dormitory eight stories high. Residence hall hostesses found her body at 1 15 a m EDT Sunday. Kaplan had gone to the sun deck from her third floor room as fall term began. Surviving are her father Jacob an engineer at Fort Monmouth her mother a teacher and her sister Wendy 16.
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University Park
UPI
Penn State
Tigate
Authorities Skeptical But Search Not Off Yet
In Giles County Virginia drag searching for a possible body in New River at Glen Lyn resumed plans today. The bullet riddled car of West Virginia man Marvin Brooks was found last week. his son Edwin Brooks says the car is tied to Marvin who has been missing since last Tuesday for a felonious assault hearing. West Virginia authorities doubt foul play, suspect the shooting may have been staged to simulate a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearisburg
UPI
New River
Glen Lyn
West Virginia
Giles County
Edwin Brooks
Bluefield
W. Va
Marvin Brooks
Elder Brooks
W.va
Brooks
Two Change Pleas In Fayetteville Court
Fayette County Circuit Court accepted two guilty pleas this morning and kept defendants on bond. Billy John Hoskins of Fayetteville withdrew his not guilty plea on felonious uttering of a check. Forest Young also changed his plea and faces sentencing later. he is accused of unlawfully wounding Alma Mae Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Billy John Hoskins
Forest Young
Alma Mae Palmer
Chrysler Cuts Some '63 Prices
Detroit based Chrysler Corp announces price cuts on select 1963 models by up to 134 dollars while others rise by as much as 128 dollars due to standard equipment changes. C E Briggs of the Chrysler Plymouth Division cites competitive advantage and says the overall price line remains held.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Imperial
C. E. Briggs
Chrysler-Plymouth
Briggs
Shortening The News Shortening The News oral aid for medical and health related research
U S Public Health Service projects total funding of 1 billion dollars for 1963. Governor Barron travels to Altoona for Loyal War Governors Conference centennial ceremonies. West Virginia float planned for Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena celebrates Centennial moments. Robert Minney of Parkersburg named commander of WVU Army ROTC for 1962-63. Public Service Commission grants Star City a sewage system certificate serving about 425 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Barron
Altoona
State Commerce Department
West Virginia
Pasadena
Callif
Robert W. Minney
Parkersburg
West Virginia University
Public Service Commission
Star City
Monongalia County
Nighttime rescue details of transoceanic crash survivors
Report describes how rescuers illuminated the ditching scene from first planes as a Trans Canadian Airways jetliner from Montreal passed overhead. Injured crew members from a Swiss freighter were among survivors moved to Bonaventure for medical care. Some patients to be flown to Shannon or Preswick. Celerina may head to a western Irish port. Other ships stood by near the crash site where the Flying Tiger plane sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans Canadian Airways
Montreal
Celerina
Bonaventure
Shannon
Preswick
Scotland
Galway
Cobh
Meredith Blocks Entry as Deadline Looms
Meredith tried to keep him out and they can't hold a deadline against him. He probably would attempt to register again on Tuesday.
Skindiving cops retrieve Bedford safe and car report
State Troopers Newton Robbins and Bernard Zukus found a safe stolen from Bedford Steam Laundry in August 1961 while skindiving at Cumberland Dam Lake. They also located a missing car report filed by a Columbus, Ohio motorist in May 1960. Two inmates who escaped a Dubuque jail were captured hours later across the Mississippi in East Dubuque Illinois while casing nightclubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
UPI
Newton Robbins
Bernard Zukus
Cumberlad Dam Lake
Columbus, Ohio
Dubuque, Iowa
Mississippi
East Dubuque
Ill
Army Replacements Arrive at Beckley Recruiting Station
Two men are assigned as replacements at Beckley Main Recruiting Station for 1st Lt Robert C Yuengert and Specialist 5 Dwight Pavkovich. Second Lt William R Bonneau reports to replace Lt Yuengert who leaves Nov 4 for Ft Greely Alaska. Galbraith replaces Pavkovich. he is an X ray technician and Army recruit with a 1959 enlistment and ties to Alpena and Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Robert C. Yuengert
Dwight Pavkovich
Army
William R. Bonneau
Yengert
Ft. Greely
Alaska
Bonneau
University of Maine
Adjutant General School
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Arthur R. Galbraith
Pavkovich
Galbraith
Catholic Central High School
Alpena
Mich
Fairmont
Janice Peaytt
Vatican security tightens after St Peters bomb scare
Vatican City police searched the area as Ecumenical Council preparations continued. Two crude incendiary bombs were found in St. Peter's Basilica on Saturday, one near the 3,000 delegated seating. another earlier July blast occurred at the Pope Clement X monument. Authorities suspect a single madman or religious fanatic behind both attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter's
Vatican
Clement X
Soviets Delay U S Convoy At Berlin Checkpoint
A U S Army Berlin bound convoy of 80 soldiers in 26 vehicles was held two hours and 25 minutes at the Marienborn checkpoint on the Berlin Helmstedt lifeline. The delay followed three smoother convoys and was part of a rotation to move 1,500 troops from West Germany to West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
Berlin-Helmstedt
East Germany
Marienborn
West Germany
West Berlin
United States
Free-For-All Arrests Lead to Bonds Posted on City Charges
Three participants in a Saturday South Fayette Street free-for-all posted $21 cash bonds for release. James N. M. Hynes from Beckley faced drunk and fighting charges, James Lee Davis of Morristown Tennessee faced assault, and Vernia Haywood of Columbus Ohio faced fighting. Charles Whalen Jr 20 Mullens posted $20 bond for speeding after arrest at 11 50 p m. Ronald W Miller 17 Glen White was ordered to appear tonight on speeding charge after citation at 11 50 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fayette Street
James N. M. Hynes
Beckley
James Lee Davis
Morristown
Tenn
Vernia (Pee Wee) Haywood
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Whalen JR
Mullens
Ronald W. Miller
Glen White
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Sanitarian
WVU
Richmond
Mrs
Julia Bender
Gibson-Lusk
Mrs. H. Hollingsworth
William K. Williams
Mary Ferris
Sherri L. Holcomb
Weichtliffing
Miss
Oswald Jacoby
The
Register
Suit Institute
Coed
U. S. Public Health Service
Meredith
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