Disintegration Stalls Probe In New Kanawha Case
Testimony in the New Kanawha reorganization hearing reveals creditors faces losses chain linking a $114,700 loan from stockholders and Ash-Craft assets. Witnesses discuss canister contracts, asset sales, and potential court liquidation while noting a possible new order from the chemical corps.
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A. Field Jr
Field
Copenhaver
Copetthauer
Charleston National Bank
Belle Furniture
Roy Ashworth
Gorman
Walter Kemin
Ash-Craft
Pulse
Star Tank and Boat Co
Goshen
Ind
New Kanawha
West Virginia
Cadillac
Mich
Hastings
Oak Hill
U. S. District Court
Copen- Shaver
Capenhaver
Civic Leaders Raise Funds to Spur Industry in Kanawha
Heavy Stock and investment efforts led by former Gov. Okey Patteson and former Road Commissioner P. C. Graney raised about 200000 in stock purchases to attract New Kanawha. An additional 90000 to 100000 was raised through stock sales to lesser known area residents.
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Fayette
Raleigh County
President Hunts ALCAtinge? Bram ragely
A fragment shows President Kennedy directing policy with Udall praising an import rate of 12.2 percent. The text mentions interior department talks with Johnson on cutting spending. There are garbled lists of names, places, and numbers, including references to Navy, Maryland and Beckley, with unclear events and damaged sections describing victims and identification issues.
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Bram
Udall
Kennedy
Johnson
Elkton area air crash tied to lightning theory
CAB hearings into a May 12 1959 Chase Maryland crash noted no airliner of metal construction had been destroyed by lightning in 20 years. The Elkton crash was the nation's second worst single-airliner disaster, following the 1962 Astrojet crash in New York City that killed 95. Pan American said the Elkton plane had 14,600 flight hours since 1958. The Boeing 4707s had logged 11 million hours without an accident before. Weather outlook for several regions described mixed snow and cold conditions with varying highs and some wind.
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James C. Wallace
Wallace
U. State Police
Navy Training Center
Bainbridge
Mount Hone
Hinn
Amick
Sun Cornfield
All Rices
Salem Ra
Cincinnati
Harrison
Cash Sr
Kinmont Ave
Cin
Veimnatie
Macrosh
Asm
Corkie Ave
Charleston
Witham
Nancy Bass
Thounfern
Mount Hoge
Rem
Beckley Business Development Corp
Faun
Gerrum Ickley
Paorraw
Fayette Gying Cory
Bracrburn-Ratiessa
Russell
Fisher
Ope
Eagertevil
Maryland
Sraalenonn
Pico
Laminer
Ines
H. Ned Nols
Wien
Rte
Hainelle
Cartes
Granada
Chepman Rt
Finint
Teraarii
Polk
Navy
Tsa San
Milt Blove Roberts
Toe Afb
Sr Barbica
Elkton
Renert
Ana Norma Cracaoen
Gak
Hiliar
Paineta
Song
Hope
Sweden
Riversine de
Washington
Syaacech
Francis Sarenevi
Watson E. End Enel
Tromason
Raley Avuse
Winearque Francisco
Kraft Seckley
Wallace and
Norm ‘Ollywood
Furin
Mount Hep
Zurance Agenty Inc
Becki
Gertrude
Ana Eeerry
Terry
G. Young
Sophia
Rechingville
Leroy Ana Janet
Brooklyn
T. B. Myine
Robert
U.S
Chase
American Air‘lines
Astrojet
New York City
Jin March
Pan American
Air Line
Boeing
Court Okays Rail Merger
The Supreme Court cleared Chesapeake and Ohio Rail way to take control of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The ICC approved the merger and the Justice Department had withdrawn antitrust objections. The combined system would run from Chicago to Washington and Norfolk with large networks in Ohio Michigan New York and Pennsylvania.
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New York Times Co
Washington
Supreme Court
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Ib & O
ICC
B & Oo
TenEyck Named Hospital Head at Memorial Hospital
William W Fendyck was elected president of the Charleston Memorial Hospital board of trustees at the annual Memorial Hospital Association meeting. VenEyck succeeded Homer AL Molt as president. Other officers named include Hayes Picklesmier as vice president, hydny Kleeman as secretary, and L H. Thomas as treasurer. The 12th annual report showed 1963 operating costs and detailed allocations for nursing care, laundry, food, and administration. The report listed hospital activity: 1,237 patients admitted, 12,? patient days, 3,637 births, 984 emergency visits, 640 surgical cases, 3,046 medical cases, 150,424 lab procedures, 29,070 X-ray procedures, and 15,362 charity clinic outpatients.
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William W .Fendyck
Charleston Memorial Hospital Boat of
Memorial Hospital Association
VenEyck
Homer AL Molt
Hayes Picklesinier
Hydny Kleeman
Aid Tobe L H. Thomas
Buard
Holt and
Monard P. Mclunkin
Richard S. Wangelin
E. Dana Smith
Ralph W. Frey
Charleston Memorial
Charlestor Memorial
U S 21 Crash Injures Two Men Near Charleston
Two men, Arthur J. Tocco 26 and Arad Diaz 22, were hurt in a two car collision on U S 21 five miles north of Charleston. They were taken to Charleston General Hospital by Cunningham Funeral Home ambulance for treatment of cuts and bruises.
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Guthrie Air Force
IS. 2
Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Cunningham Funeral Home
Arthur J. Tocco
aArad Diaz
Whittington Hill
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Alice
Yrdneaway
Amie
Fuvucaueton
Riverside Motor Company
Madison
W. Bach
Oidamadiie Forder
Sevel
Rivection Kintor Company Ay Burgess Tata
Sheon Weiler
Toghess
Cabin Creek
Chevrolet
Sesia
Sutaca Chevrolet
Dal Vediam Faiibes
Teacster and Morage Company & Corporation
Hehmansford Street
Craftestan
Vienna
Internal Revenue Service
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Arouk
Ruger
North Parking Company
Jw Street
Es Clarigston
West Viro
Tnder
USL
Paul J. Taster
Ir Cravye Alcohol and Teleséca
Robert L. Williams
Brech Avenue
Wes Yirditiae
Kanawhe County
RT. Williams
Sky
Albroy
Halste
K. &. Kelly
Raleigh
Oak’ Unl
Victoria
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The
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Dean Wilmoth
Meadow View
Allen
Paul Alexy
Federal Aviation Agency
Philadelphia
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Glave Supply Co
Culver St
van Nuys
Cat
Reank Grait
Mount Hope
PC. Graney
Thelma Graney
Mount Hobe
Taorge
Fleernce Gunn
Aadison St
Mount Home
Marcid L. Harris
Beversty Hills
Coe Kul Realty Co
Oak Har
Craries Mogey
Mount Moee
Hormevochers
Oak Maltac
Herperr Bante
Por Amversty
J. Wee Janes
Oar Wittaig
Walter and
Atinnie Kania
Gak Hil
R. E Kelly
Oak Hille
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Oat Hill
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Jy Roward Lewis
Joseph S. Lewis IV
Gak Hisag
Ang Lilly Constructon
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Great Lakes
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Fay
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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West Ver Jini
Court Okays Rail Merger
TenEyck
Carl
Lee
Consolidated Consolidated Ware Sac
Ing
Carl Ruben
Lee A. Cassis
Aia
Eawy
Ayanes
Stylas
Valedimes
Inch Pipe
Fininge
Pilus Central
Boch Sie
Lek
Virgina
E. Cor. Laidley
Bevinvaré
Ole Mek
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McCatile Aves
McCormick Dewelers
Pol
Hanemet
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Avterbibol
Angud Reylanty
Anna Cargentig
Giva
Ge Bulova
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America
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