Powell Pays Bills to End Opposition in Powell Seating Fight
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin says he will drop opposition to seating Adam Clayton Powell if Powell can return to New York without jail. Powell plans weekly payments of 60 dollars to a Harlem widow holding a 164000 dollar libel judgment, with a personal financial effort to resolve the debt after the new year.
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Grub-Staked Cabinet Firm Closing Down
A cabinet making plant in Cowen West Virginia shut its doors after 10 months of operation. The Wood Turning Co faced $631,236 in loans from federal state and private sources and its president Clyde Leslie blamed inadequate financing for the closure. Sixty workers produced television cabinets kitchen cabinets chairs and other wood goods. The plant's failure mirrors a prior antipoverty venture in West Virginia the National Seating and Dimension Co near Williamson that went bankrupt despite $1.5 million in federal loans.
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