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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1948

Page

35

Bituminous Coal Industry Drives Toward Expanded Modernization

Over the next three years the bituminous coal industry plans to invest about a half billion dollars in new machines and facilities, financed largely from current income and depreciation reserves. Mechanization rises with 90 percent of underground mining now mechanically cut and 60 percent mechanically loaded, reducing pick and shovel work as equipment advances.

Bituminous Coal Research, Inc U. S United States

Rising Coal Demand Fueled by Electric Energy Use

Rising electricity use across industry, commerce, and households boosts coal demand as dependence on coal grows.

Railroads Face Coal Shortages Stressing War-Weary Nation

The article notes railroads remain major bituminous coal consumers as diesel use rises. A coal shutdown could trigger rail disruptions affecting industry and the public. It cites 23 railroads furloughing over 47,000 workers during the spring 1948 coal strike.

Virginia safety meeting highlights coal industry topics

A Virginia Safety conference in Norfolk featured E F Strickler as mining section chair. Crawford Wilson spoke on dust in bituminous coal mines and Robert M Lambie discussed mining methods old and new.

Monticello Hotel Norfolk E. F. Strickler Page Pocahontas Coal Corporation Page Lee Long St. Paul Crawford Wilson New River Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company Beckley Robert

Coopers Man Awarded Degree in Medicine at Maryland

G Donald Niswander the son of Mr and Mrs Guy W Niswander of Coopers graduated on June 5 as a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore He attended pre commencement exercises at the Lyric Theater and the graduation at the Fifth Regiment Armory He has roots in Bramwell High School and West Virginia University and served in the Navy V-12 program before medical school He begins internship at Cincinnati General Hospital July 1 and over the same weekend his parents marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Baltimore

G.donald Niswander Guy W. Niswander Coopers University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore Niswander John S. Bennett John Bennett III Northfork School of Medicine Lyrics Theater University of Maryland Fifth Regiment Dr. Niswander Bramwell High School Isadore Cohen West Virginia University Delta Tau Delta Delta Sigma Rho Th .S. Naval Reserve Bethany College Bethany W. Va University of Michigan National Naval Medical Center Bethesda Maryland Nu Sigma Medical Fraternity St. Luke’s Hospital Cincinnati General Hospital

Local aviation chatter and modelers pace ahead near Bowenfield

Marion Wals reports on ongoing Mountaineer Modelers activity near Bowenfield with a 70 foot radius flying circle and plans for two more. The group meets at the American Legion hall for business and an elimination contest to enter Detroit in August. Princeton students and Bluefield pilots are active with Luscombe Silvaires and various planes, while defense and air force notes appear in Flying and Flying magazines.

Marion Wal CAA Charleston Mountaineer Modelers Bowenfield Tierney American Legion Hall Detroit Plymouth Motor Corporation Princeton Conley N. Ball William F. Farris Bluefield William Pruett, Jr Buckley L. Rogers Harry L. Murphy Tony Zeoli Herry Martin Olin Austin Luscombe Air Force Navy

Honey Flavor and Storage Notes from USDA Entomologists

Light honeys are mild while dark varieties tend to have stronger flavor. Flavor does not indicate quality. Cold storage helps control quality. USDA entomologists note that insects damaging dry fruit remain dormant at 32 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

USDA

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