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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

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Boomer Man Pleads Guilty To Voluntary Manslaughter

In Fayetteville circuit court Simons Thomas known as Pete Steed, 42, of Boomer pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the April 6 shooting of Roosevelt Rakes. He asked for probation and faces sentencing by Judge R. J. Thrift on January 7. A jury was excused until Tuesday morning after other cases were settled.

Register Statf Fayetteville Simons Thomas Pete Steed Boomer Roosevelt Rakes Thomas R. J. Thrift Jat Rakes James Evans Leslie Arthur Dempsey Garland Lyle Dempsey Jath Troy Hobart Calvert W. K. Counts Lookout William Miles Carl Lazarsky Clarence Carte Edward Cox Willig Wilkins George Wolfe Calvin White

Club Preserves 170 Cans of Food For Hot Lunches

Lookout reports a Farm Women's club project at Lookout and Nuttall High School producing 170 cans of food for winter hot lunches. Students, guided by Miss Florence Croft and Mrs. Blume, learned cannery methods while each class handled a production stage. By afternoon 87 quarts apple sauce 20 quarts beets 55 quarts soup mix and eight quarts beans were canned under supervision from club members and school staff.

Register Lookout Divide Farm Women's Club of Nuttall High School Florence Croft R. O. Blume Chester Hager Cristo Blume Lora G. Miller A. J. McCutcheon J. W. Fitzwater C. L. Wood Bill Kountz Floyd Wills Glen Thomasson Winona Reverend Simms J. Haynes Miller

Divide PTA Group Holds First Meeting

About 45 people attended the first Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year Tuesday night. Mrs. Floyd Willis was elected president for the coming year with Mrs. Bill Kouitz as first vice president and Mrs. C. L. Levy as second vice president. Harold Martin to serve as secretary and treasurer. A hot lunch program was approved and fundraisers like carnivals and plays were planned. Regular meetings will be held on the last Tuesday of each month. Divide school has eight teachers and about 330 students. C. L. Levy is principal.

Divide Pta Group Register Salt Writer Divide Parent-Teacher Association Floyd Willis Bill Kouitz C. L. Levy Harold Martin Divide Markowitz Garden Club Mullens Ira Dunn Mullens Garden Club Harry Mounts Faul Markowitz Thhem Dunn Wyoming Hotel

Mt Hope Lions Name Directors At Club Meeting

Mt Hope Lions appoints a three member director committee for the clubhouse for three months. Thomas Rodgers chairs, with Charles Evans and William Martin. P M Snyder Jr named entertainment chairman for October as Eddie Nelson becomes new member.

Reeete Mount Hope Mount Hope Lions Club Thomas Rodgers Charles Evans William Martin Willl P.M. Snyder, Jr Wood Paling Stone Lewisburg Russell G. Patteson

Capt H H Sims On Terminal Leave

Capt H H Sims spends terminal leave at his Charleston home after visiting his mother and relatives. A Pacific veteran of 13 months, he joined as a private, served with the 7th division on Leyte, helped occupy Hokkaido, commanded Co G 306th Battalion, then moved to Tokyo with the First Cavalry as aide to Gen Hugh Hoffman. He earlier earned the Army Commendation Ribbon.

H. H. Sims Register Fayetteville Charleston Pacific Sims Tith Leyte Philippines Hokkaido Japan 77Th Tokyo First Cavalry Hugh Hoffman Second Cavalry United States

Mrs T T McClung Hosts Shower for New Couple

A Lookout society note reports Mrs. T T McClung held a household shower Tuesday night in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs Clyde Holcomb, formerly Miss Frances Kessler. The event celebrated their marriage two weeks prior and honored Mrs Holcomb.

T. ‘T. McClung Hester T. T. McClung Clyde Holcomb

Fayette County road fatalities rise sharply alarmed report

Fayetteville officials report 13 traffic deaths in Fayette County this year, up from six in the same period last year. Kanawha County leads with 30 deaths. state total so far is 243, up 52 from last year. Other notes mention the rise in fatalities across counties and the month’s total of 33. Also included is an obituary noting the death of 16 month old Richard Lee Aranda in Charleston General Hospital. Burial arrangements are Turley cemetery near Oak Hill.

Regster Fayetteville Fayette County Accident Prevention Bureau Kanawha County Ohio J Logan Fayette

Truman Faces Pressure Over Meat Ceilings And Decontrol

Newspaper recap of political clash as Truman stands by price ceilings while Chicago Mayor Kelly calls for a two month meat price control moratorium. House leader McCormack urges 60 day decontrol and Democratic executives push Hannegan to consider ways to boost meat supply.

Mr. Truman Kelly Chicago Democratic Party House McCormack Massachusetts Robert E. Hannegan Price de Control Board Hannegan

Tea Company and partners face charges in Vermont case

The Tea Company of Delaware Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company of Vermont Inc American Coffee Corporation of Jersey City SNC and Francis M Kurtz vice president of the American Coffee Corporation appeared in court. No prison sentences were imposed though the maximum penalty would have allowed imprisonment.

Judge Lindley Stays Fines After Overruling Request

Judge Lindley overruled a defense motion for a new trial and stayed the fines pending appeal. Investigators say two of ten defendants, both Beckley residents, were fined $3,009 each after a liquor store robbery. The incident involved a ladder from Memorial Baptist Church and a rear window break to access unlocked whiskey stock valued at $1,500. Police say Mrs. Sara Jones reported the open door, Reno Walker aided the break in, and manager Frank Lemon tallied 37 missing cases.

Lindley Liquor Storeford George L. Hartford Memorial Baptist Church Sara Jones Beckley Negro Reno Walker Frank Lemon

Basic Increase Of $30 Monthly Is Aim of SEA

Fayetteville notes five hundred teachers with only high school diplomas and 42 with less education are assigned to West Virginia schools. Sam Lambert of the State Education Association outlined a first project to raise basic salaries by $30 monthly plus extra for teaching experience. J R Dietz of Winona was elected president for the year, with Truslow Waldo Gauley Bridge as vice president and Chester Hager Lookout as secretary-treasurer. Delegates to the SEA meeting include C C Neal Oak Hill and R D Cavendish Oak Hill.

Fayetteville West Virginia Sam Lambert State Education Associaion Fayette County Winona Truslow Waldo Gauley Bridge Chester Hager Lookout Kenneth Vandall Montgomery Dunkley Mount Hope Jack Neely Olway Gun‘ne Ro‘land Steel C. C. Neal Oak ‘Hill R. D. Cavendish Oak Hill Dan Perdue

Surplus Electronic Gear Debate Turns To June Sale

A congressional panel weighs delaying the market dump of surplus electronics including radio and radar. Estimates of total cost range from 1.8 to 3 billion dollars with potential further declarations by the services. Howard L. Naylor, once WAA evaluator, faces questions over an authorization and a revived sales contract tied to Cole Company, while Moriarty’s involvement is examined as Alheim cites Cole and Naylor pressing for more time to ramp up sales.

Armed Services Howard L. Naylor WAA Colecums Company Los Angéles Naylor Carmine Bellino WAA J Alheim Moriarty Cole’ Company Cole

Labor urged to back education reforms at state convention

Meadows urged labor to back education improvements as a study launched by the last legislature aims to raise standards and facilities in the state. Kilgore and Haywood were slated to address the convention, with Kilgore the CIO PAC’s endorsement recipient in the May primary.

Labor Meadows Harley M. Kilgore D-W.va Cio-Pac Allen S. Haywood Washington CIO

Byrnes lauds Senate pace on treaties and Truman’s support

Byrnes said the Senate takes longer on a bill but praised the time spent as nations large and small had opportunity to voice views on all five treaties. He noted Wallace's speech and Truman's backing gave assurance of the steady course of U.S. foreign policy.

Wallace Byrnes Truman

Skater Mary Rascona Hospitalized After Fall

A fall while skating yesterday sent Mary Rascona, 28, of Stanaford to the hospital with a right knee injury.

Mary Rascona Stanaford Ane

Fayetteville American Legion Post Fundraising Aid

Trof hr new Fayetteville American Legion Post said the post would welcome donations to aid a war widow and her two young sons. One man offered to help reconstruct the home and purchase materials. "We've a new Post" said Ren nick, noting an ambitious undertaking for an organization without funds.

New

Accident Victim Critical After Route 3 Crash

L Oral Massie, 34, of Shady Spring, remains in serious condition at a local hospital after his 1930 Ford coupe struck a guard wall near Surveyor on Route 3 and overturned. He suffered chest injuries and possible skull fracture. William Jessup, about 20, of Mount Tabor, a passenger, is charged with stabbing George Mitchell at Crab Orchard on September 5 and held on a felonious assault warrant. He accompanied Massie to the hospital and was taken into custody there.

L. Oral Massie Shady Spring Route 3 Massie Therchin C. A. Thompson Thhe Beckley William Jessup Mount Tabor Jessup George Mitchell Crab Orchard Thompson

Wallace Named PAC Spokesman At Mullens Rotary Talk

Mullens D D Moran, longtime resident, called Henry Wallace fired Interior secretary and spokesman for the CIO political action committee. Moran said Wallace would inherit Hillman era PAC duties as he seeks political power with party support. The club approved inviting two high school seniors weekly to learn about the PAC and donated to the Green Cross for Safety drive. Bob Goldsmith of Beckley attended as a guest.

Ragister Mullens D. D. Moran Henry Wallace Interior CIO Bob Goldsmith Beckley

Four Wyoming Land Deeds Recorded This Week

Wyoming county deeds recorded in the security clerk’s office show four transfers. Mae Hickock and husband sell 76 acres in Barkers Ridge to Pink Myars Jr and wife. T F Brammer and wife transfer lot 189 on Frantz Avenue Mullens to James and Joyce. E R Wilcox and wife convey real estate in Barkers Ridge to Della Bailey. J H Lily Land Company transfers Lot 35 in Lillydale Town to Lake McKenzie in Oceana district.

Register Pineville Wyoming County Mae Hickock Pink Myars, Jr Barkers Ridge T. F. Brammer James Joyce Frantz Avenue Mullens E. R. Wilcox Della Bailey J. H. Lily Land Company Lake McKenzie Lillydale Oceana District

Baptist Circle To Meet At Woods Home In Mullens

The Criswell Circle of the First Baptist church meets at Mrs. Bob Woods home on Mullens Hill with Mrs. Raymond Wells leading the program focusing on Mathers College Beaufort NC aided by the Baptist Missionary Society.

Baptist Circle Woods Home Register Mullens Criswell First Baptist Church Bob Woods Mullens Hill Raymond Wells Mathers College Beaufort N. C Baptist Missionary Society Roger Pritchet Church Street

Tag Day for Safety Program in Mullens

Mullens hosts a tag day for the national Green Cross for Safety program sponsored locally by the Mullens Woman's Club. Mrs. D. D. Wilkerson of Wen will serve as campaign chairman in her area. The drive funds safety activities to save lives nationwide.

Mullens Green Cross Mullens Woman's Club D. D. Wilkerson Wen

Legion To Sponsor Dance At Pineville

The Varney Cline post No 135 American Legion will sponsor a round and square dance Saturday October 12 at the Pineville courthouse with music by Fess Johnson and his Wscoming Chanty Wolves. VISITING IN BECKLEY By Register Stall Writer Mullens Mrs Richard Kidd of South Mullen visits Beckley this week with her mother Mrs Dave Gunter of MacArthur. Gunter is undergoing treatment in Raleigh General hospital for a foot infection. Post is able to help the war widow rebuild her home depends on public response he added.

Beckley Mullens Richard Kidd South Mullen Dave Gunter MacArthur, Mays Gunter Raleigh General Hospital Post Register Allens Gucinda Ellen Nooley Mullens, Presbyterian Church Grover C. Currie Buria Sunset Memorial Park Mus Dooley Pipestem Presbyterian Eccles Charles T. Dooley Foreman Grover C Henry B Roy O. Dooley Rose Bradley Glen Rogers J. H. Kerlin Pitman, N. J F. D. Lusk Murl Lawson Mulliens Clyde Marks Chelyan Charles Crawford Cabin Creek Charles Duncan Mitami Fli Dawson Toledo William Tyree Sportsville Robertson & Foglesong Robertson & Foglesong Funeral Home Tor South Mullens Nuty Louise Garrison Mullens State Police

Two Wyoming inmates flee Pineville jail in gunner break

Two men and a third accomplice escaped Pineville jail after overpowering a guard. John Henry Robbins and George Schester, alleged to be from Chicago area, fled toward Oceana after a failed car stop. one remains jailed as police pursue the others. Marriage licenses issued to five Wyoming couples.

Rf Star Pineville Wyoming George ‘Thomas Schester Joseph Henry Robbins Larry Gordon Hanover Henderson Justice of the Arnold Rice U.S. Navy Gordon North Carolina Norfolk Hutchinson George Thomas Schester Larry ‘Gordon R.D. Platt State ‘Police Camp Allen Chicago- Indiana William Greene Lee Short Court House Oceana

Green May Play In Stock Game

X rays of Mullens high school football center Gilbert Green after a Wednesday scrimmage show no fracture. The coach said Green may play tonight against Stoco high school with limited duty if he participates.

Registar Maclen Gilbert Green Mullens Green Stoco High School

Rally Day at Conk Memorial Baptist Church Sunday

Pineville church plans Rally Day with theme Rally Around Your Bible. Young people, directed by Mrs. F. E. M. Curry, will present a short program at the Sunday School assembly. The worship service starts at 11 o clock with Rev. Harry L. Stevens delivering the sermon on the same theme.

O Register Pineville Conk Memorial

Harmco Tipple Boss Injures Ankle In Mine Accident

Mullens Smoke less Coal tiple boss Bob Agee sustains a fractured right ankle when a mine car derailed at Harmeco Wednesday. He receives treatment at Taylor-Dearing hospital. Agee is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Agee of Harmco. Richwood minister and wife visit Mullens as Rev Hayhurst conducts revival services at Church of God in South Mullens.

Harmco Mullens Bob Agee Harmeco Tyelor-Dearing Agee Tiple Mullens Smokeless Coal Company Henry H. Agee Richwood Feaytor Stall Vic Hayhurst South Mullens R. Hayhurst Hayhurst Church of God

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