SBA Regional Director Addresses Bluefield Rotary Club
Clarence P. Moore regional director Region IV of the SBA spoke to Bluefield Rotary at the West Virginian Hotel. He outlined four SBA functions and noted the Richmond office faces its largest loan load since 1953 with finance for modernization and working capital. Two locals sit on the area advisory board. Guests included Marion Pyle Dairy Princess and others from Princeton and Richmond. Ladies Night Rotary is set for June 26 at 7 pm with reservations urged.
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Clarence P. Moore
The
Small Business Administration
Bluefield Rotary Club
West Virginian Hotel
E. G. Otey
Moore
SBA
Richmond
Rotary Club
Marion Pyle
Bethany
West Virginia
Luke Tabor
Phil Sasser
Grant Hubbard
Princeton
Odio Casali
C. Ray Mundee Sr
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Judge Berry Visiting Area for Supreme Court Campaign
West Virginia judge Thorn ton G. Berry Jr visits McDowell County to campaign for the Democratic nomination to the West Virginia Supreme Court. A Washington & Lee Law School graduate, he practiced in Welch, served in World War II, and became Eighth Judicial Circuit Judge in 1952 after previous posts as Assistant U.S. Attorney and McDowell County Prosecuting Attorney. He narrowly lost a 1956 nomination bid despite carrying most counties.
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McDowell Circuit
Thornton G. Berry, Jr
Supreme Court For Appeals of
West Virginia
Berry
McDowell County
Law School
Washington & Lee University
Welch
U.S
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Supreme Court
Steel Industry Orders Climb
A. L. Lynn of Island Creek Coal Company told Williamson Rotary Club that coal shipments to steel customers have risen from zero in January to sizable monthly tonnages. He said June orders exceed May, third quarter orders exceed the second, and European buyers are seeking quotes. Labor talks in the auto industry could affect third quarter trends, but he expects a firm upturn by late 1959 and continued growth into 1960.
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A. L. Lynn
Island Creek Coal Company
Rotary Club
Williamson
Lynn
Mercer County Farmers Set For June Wheat Quota Referendum
Mercer County farmers face the June 20 1959 referendum on wheat quotas under a revised eligible voter rule. The change stems from new legislation creating a feed wheat program and alters who may vote on the 1959 wheat crop quotas, with a major exception for participants in the 1958 feed wheat program.
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Mercer County
Basil Neeley
Mercer County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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