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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1945

Page

16

New Bluefield Plant Hires 68 Local Workers for Baby Blanket Lines

Virginia Company Incorporated, a unit of Esmond Blanket Manufacturers, operates a Bluefield plant on Hill avenue at Hale Culvert. Since starting in 1943, production rose to 18 000 yards weekly with 68 workers, 95 percent locals, 1 500 dollar weekly payroll, two shifts, and senior staff including W A Laney plant manager and supervisor Wyldie Campbell.

Bluefield United States Employment Service Virginia Company, Incorporated W. A. Laney Hill Avenue Hale Culvert Esmond Rhode Island Mr. Laney Wyldie Campbell C. S. Goins Howard Brock George Warender C. W. Brown David Server

Victory Committee Helps Find War Workers

The Victory Recruiting committee organized by the U S Employment Service recruited unemployed people for war work during labor shortages. Hundreds were invited and 185 citizens pledged support. several active members listed include Esther Hoge and Sadie Messer from Princeton and Bramwell, aiding in placing workers in war industries.

U. S. Employment Service Citizen’s Victory J. Bay J. BR. Carricker Harold Clench C. L. Cruise Louise Frazee E. Gilbert A. D. Gillespie Carl W. Haner W. Harvey Winnie H. Humphreys J. C. Mangus Lizzie Rice Louis J. Soulier D. E. Templeton FE. L. Wellman Bluefield

Indirect Assist Efficiency in West Indies Fish Trade

In the West Indies waters abundant fish shape the diet while imports of salt fish from Newfoundland remain common. The article notes the reliance on imported salt fish in coastal populations and hints at the broader trade dynamics affecting local food supplies.

West Indies Newfoundland

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