Conditions Little Changed in Norfolk and Western Fields
The third week of December showed coal fields under Norfolk and Western with ice changes since December 11. Total output fell to 515 399 tons from 550 040, and car supply remained inadequate across fields. Producers blamed reduced western demand and continued use of open top cars, limiting coal transport capacity and keeping some contract coal in berth despite western stockpiles.
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Norfolk and Western
Ouly
Tidewater
Coal production losses rise in Pocahontas field amid transport shortages
The Pocahontas region reports output down to 319,144 tons with 192,105 tons lost due to transport and labor shortages. Tug River and Clinch Valley fields show mixed results while miners prepare for holidays and a big railroad car supply buildup. Williamson remains near normal output, with limited strike-related losses and colonies housing about 150 striking workers.
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Tug River
Williamson
Williamson Operators’ Association
Norfolk and Western
Clinch Valley
Norfolk and Western Territory
Oveccoe
Covnece
Senveas
Christmas Song Service at Presbyterian Church
The Christian Indeavor Society will host a Sunday evening service at 7 30 featuring carols and a talk by Rev J T Crowe of the Episcopal church assisted by Rev A B Rachal A free will offering will aid a piano fund The Christmas exercises close Monday at 6 oclock at the Presbyterian church.
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Christian Indeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
J. T. Crowe
Episcopal Church
Rachal
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