Sporn Plant Workers Win Second in AEP Contest
Three employees at the Philip Sporn Plant won a second prize in the American Electric Power System operating ideas contest. R. E. Herndon W. F. Chadwell and F. E. Titus devised a method to balance the exciter without fully shutting down the generator. Appalachian employees won other prizes, with total awards totaling 1700 dollars among 11 winners.
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Point Pleasant
Philip Sporn
Ap Power and Onto Co
American Electric Power System
R. E. Herndon
W. F. Chadwell
F. E. Titus
Sport
Roanoke
Joe P. Gills
Appalachian
Sporn Plant
G. L. Evans
Glen Lyn
T. D. Watson
Howard Ferguson
A. A. Nester
J. D. Hackney
Clinch River
Carbo
L. C. Houchins
AEP
Exiles Wage Paper War in Miami Across Batista Castro Split
In Miami the exile community battles over two weekly papers Patria and Replica. Businesses choose sides or stock both. readers receive one or both as partisans burn rival issues and deny access to others.
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Miami
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Patria
Fatherland
Castro
Batista
Mason County Land Transfers Reported in Cooper and Lewis Districts
Earl and Carrie Biffle transfer real estate in Cooper District to J. H. and Kathryn Somerville. Ella Eads Mable and Hersel Henderson Edith and James Thompson transfer property in Lewis District to Point Pleasant Church of Christ.
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Earl and
Carrie Biffle
Cooper
J. H
Kathryn Somerville
Ella
Eads
Mable
Hersel-Henderson
Edith
James B. Thompson
Lewis
Point Pleasant
Christmas Program and Visits in Racine
The Racine Methodist Church hosted a Christmas candle light service led by Rev. McDaniel. Local groups met for devotionals, with Mrs. Hil ton Wolfe Sr and Mrs. Larry Wolfe directing. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis of Portland and Miss Sandra Curtis of Pom eroy with relatives.
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Francis Morris Racine
Methodist Church
Hilton Wolfe
Larry Wolfe
McDaniel
Ed Simpson
Chester Simpson
Verne Watterson
Jim Davis
Portland
Louise Parr
Dana Parr
Sandra Curtis
Pomeroy
Leone Curtis
Helen N. Johnson
D. R. Kronenberger
Wadsworth
Bob Byer
Middleport
Cnts
T. G On
Ted Martsch
Billy
Savannah
Tenn
Fred Cadle
Wolf Pen Visitors Gather for Christmas Day Arrivals
Naomi Smith reports Wolf Pen saw guests from multiple towns including Elyria Pomeroy Peach Fork Athens Flatwood Columbus and Bradbury as Mr and Mrs Everett Lambert hosted relatives on Christmas Day with extended family visits in Barrett W Va and St Albans W Va and beyond.
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Naomi Smith Wolf Pen
Everett Lambert
Carl Mourning
Elyria
Kenneth Grover
Pomeroy
Gene Lambert
Peach Fork
Cecil Gillogly
Athens
Harley Haning
Flatwood
Ray Johnson
Columbus
Byrne Vaughan
Joseph Johnson
Beverly
Jerry van Inwagen
Bradbury
Jack Elam
W. A. Elam
Barrett
W. Va
Clifford Jones
St. Albans
Local Unit Report and City Street Hole Incident
Radcliff and Henderson briefs report soldiers relatives and visitors in Radcliff Fort Knox leave then Fort McClellan assignment and local residents visiting kin in Columbus. Henderson police investigate a hole in a city street after sewer leakage caused the front wheel of a cruiser to drop through the surface.
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Gladys Pierce Radcliff
Richard Wilson
Fort Knox
John Wilson
Fort McClellan
Ala
Jean Pierce
Dan Shelton
Nancy
Craig
Columbus
Parnie McLaughlin
Gladys Morris
Ohio University
John E. Bacus
Teresa
Henderson
Sherman Hill
Hill
Evaluation Terms Recast in Naval Reserve Style
A St. Petersburg note redefines common evaluation phrases used in business reviews. The piece translates terms such as average and zealous attitude into blunt Navy slang, revealing how wording can flag character, behavior, and competence.
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St. Petersburg
Anderson
Naval Reserve
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