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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1940

Page

7

New Firm May Lease Lamberts Point Piers

Reports from Richmond say Lamberts Point Docks Inc filed a charter to operate a stevedoring business and bid for the N and W piers at Lambert's Point. The plan involves taking over or bidding for leases at Lambert's Point facilities, once organization completes. The 1940 filing lists W. D. Demmitt as president and capital stock of 50 000 dollars.

Lamberts Point Piers Norfolk and Western Railway Roanoke Lamberts Point Inourien Richmond State Commission Lamberts Point Docks, Inc Dade Point Norfolk W. D. Demmitt of Corporation Lambert's Point Army Base Lambert's Point Terminal Corporation John T. Campbell Lambert's Point As Corporation Frederick R

Banaco Cees Force Visits Fields

A list of tentative sales attended by Banaco Cees includes participants from multiple cities such as Cleveland Akron Detroit Cincinnati Wabash Toledo Grand Rapids and Detroit with names like Steve Chamberlain Lawrence Hart Don Collister Bill Greenle Ray Archer L. L. Hine John Glaser Howard Smathers Merle Coffman Ralph Myers W. L. Pottah and W. E. Mitchell.

Steve Chamberlain Cleveland Lawrence Hart Don Collister Bill Greenle Ray Archer L. L. Hine Akron John Glaser Cincinnati Howard Smathers Wabash Ind Merle Coffman Toledo Ralph Myers Grand Rapids W. L. Pattoh Detroit W. E. Mitchell

Arguments on Exceptions to Be Concluded This Week

Directors will act on prices after hearings as 13 000 coal producers in about 30 states face minimums under the Bituminous Coal Act of 1937. The dispute involves producers boards consumers municipalities and associations seeking changes. The aim is to stabilize coal prices and curb price cutting amid widespread use in factories shops and medicine.

Congress Gray Thurlow G. Lewis Charles O. Fowler Louis Jaffee Inay United States

Coal interests in St Louis rally for cleaner city benefits

The debate centers on anti smoke efforts and the coal trade. Advocates argue prompt fair treatment will improve health and city cleanliness while benefiting coal suppliers by enabling better processed Illinois output for sale locally. Stakeholders include Koepler Johnson and fuel men urging cooperation with customers to ease hardship on mining areas.

St. Louis Koepler Combus Johnson Illinois St Louisans

Mineral Industries Building at West Virginia University

The Board of Public Works released 500000 for a new Mineral Industries structure at West Virginia University. The five story, 72 by 310 foot building will house the School of Mines and related laboratories to advance coal research and mineral industry services. Construction aims to start this fall.

Board of Public Works Mineral Industries West Virginia University School of Mines West Virginia Geological Eid Mining and Industrial Extension Department

Dates set for coal conference at Morgantown

The annual coal conference will be held October 18 and 19 in Morgantown. It is hosted jointly by West Virginia Coal Association Pocahontas at Bluefield and the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers. Leaders include Jesse V. Sullivan and D. L. McElroy.

Morgantown Saat Universa West Virginia Coalee Pocahontas Bluefield Jesse V. Sullivan v= Virginia Coal association D. L. McElroy West Virginia Society Professional Engineers Ofhich M. L. O'Neal Huntton Robert Wilheld

PROGRAM COMPLETE FOR COAL MINING INSTITUTE

The West Virginia Coal Mining Institute will hold its summer meeting at the West Virginian hotel June 14 and 15 with papers read on the future of the Bituminous Coal Industry and the Technical Education of the Coal Industry. Harry M. Moses of U S Steel and Coke Co Pittsburgh will speak at the banquet on June 15 near 6 30 p m.

West Virginia Coal Mining Institute West Virginian Bluefield Country Club Pocahontes Bluefield Harry M. Moses U. S. Oe and Coke Company Pittsburgh Virginian Hotel C- W. Cone W. E. B. Koepler Pocahontas Ge Association T. E Vicepany Fairmont W. Va H. Forrester Superin- A Consolidation Coal Company West D Kennedy Charleston

Coal and railway operations share regional news and personnel

The report lists dozens of names tied to Norfolk and Western traffic including Millar Wat and C Higgins. It details weekly car counts, personnel shifts at Algoma Coal and Coke, Pocahontas field projects, side tracks and tipples, plus meetings of the Ohio Valley AIME and Pocahontas Mechanical and Electrical Institute in Welch and Bluefield. Capable of a four foot yawn is the hippopotamus.

Norfolk A and Western Railway Wm. Beary Adeeee Algoma Coal and Coke Company Ira Klei Pocahontas Field Norfolk and Western Railway

Clinchfield announces promotions in bluefield area

The Clinchfield Railway reveals several promotions. D Mossen Levy succeeds McIntyre as general superintendent for transportation engineering and related fields. McIntyre and W Wohlford move from Bluefield to Clinchfield after serving as dispatcher car distributor and former N and W conductor. C A Smith becomes traffic manager and W B Ellett named chief engineer. Construction engineer and assistant trainmaster offices are abolished with L H Phetteplace noted as former Bluefield and N and W official.

Aaren Co D. Mossen Levy McIntyre W. T. Wonlford Moss Wohlford Carolina

World's Tonic Endorsers File Reveals Bluefield Social Circle

Endorsements from church, business, and civic leaders in Bluefield highlight World's Tonic as a merited herbal remedy. Statements from miners, residents, and professionals praise its relief powers and modern formulation as a trusted medicine.

World's Tonic Blue Book Who's Bluefield John Thompson, Jr McDowell County

Revival to Begin at Christian Church in Falls Mills

Falls Mills correspondent reports a revival led by Rev. Julian Hunt of Kentucky starts Tuesday June 4 at 7 30 PM and runs through June 19 at the Christian church. The young evangelist has preached since age 16.

Falls Mills The Christian Church Julian Hunt Kentucky

School Friends Honor Raleigh Tabor Jr and Harry Compton

A handkerchief shower at the Buckland home greeted Raleigh Tabor Jr and Harry Compton on Thursday evening. Tabor plans to attend Aero LT in Los Angeles for college, while Compton will work as machinist helper in Norfolk, Virginia.

Raleigh Tabor, Jr Harry Compton L. W. Buckland Grahamigh Raleigh, Jr Aero LT

Names Omitted From Shower Gift List

The four names were omitted from the list that sent gifts for the shower given Mrs. John Yost, Mrs. Annie Harris, Mrs. R. L. Green, and Mrs. H. A. Melvin.

John Yost Annie Harris R. L. Green H. A. Melvin

Mercer County Democrats to Hold Organization Meeting

The Mercer county Democratic executive committee schedules its organization meeting tomorrow afternoon in the directors' room of the Bluefield municipal building. The group plans to elect a secretary and fill vacancies in the county clerk and attorney posts following recent resignations.

Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee Bluefield Os Reynolds Criminal Court Albert 8. R

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William C.snyder N. & W. Piers Norfolk and Western Banaco Cees Howard A. Gray Coal Act W. E. EB. Koepler Pocahontas Coal Association St. Louis Post-Dispatch Point of Thon Association Ate W. E. Koepler beeieahan + erators association Aueee Dickmann Keepier University Clinchfield Railroad Coal Mining Institute John J. Lincoln Millar Wat 8. C. Higgins Joseph Ardigo George Nash J. K. Pierpont W. A. Richards Paul Pack R. C. Luther Hal M. Scott J. W. Colley Wm. McQuail L. E. Sienking Warden Wis Beury Harry C. Faust Hontas Spsterers Association Beary Soutiea State Department of Mines O. L. Alexander H. R. Hawthorn New York Pocahontas Fuel Company Ohio Valley Elkhorn J. M. Godwin Harry Saunders Bramwell R. A. Ruff Crozier E. E. Koepler Blue Joey Amos Harry Moses H. C. Prick Coke Company Sherman United States Coal and Coke Company Gary J. T. Breth Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company Westing Westinghouse Pocahontas Mechanical and Electrical Institute Welch Institute E. E. Rich Vivian G. W. Waters Lee St Tom Carsonis AEF Cafe Bluefield Avenue Fieldon H. Bailey Seabright New Cannes National Bank W. Va. Y Princeton Ave Mas L. D. Bailey C. T. Bales Ruth Democrat Father Mother Lilly Land Company Bailey Lumber Company West Virginia Mullens Matoaka War Virginia Grundy and Wytheville
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