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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1925

Page

3

C. E. Collins Dies at Concord State College

Charles E. Collins of Philadelphia hydraulic and electrical engineer for the state board, died at Concord State College after collapsing while using a telephone in the office of President Diehle. He had supervised electrical and heating work at Weston State Hospital and water projects at West Liberty Normal School and Terra Alta Tuberculosis Hospital.

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Death of Mike King cited as shock to state friends

An Elkins editorial mourns Mike King who resided at Elia and was expected to be a leading candidate for clerk of the house of delegates next session. The piece lauds his genial nature and lifelong readiness to help friends, noting his passing leaves a gap in West Virginia political and social circles.

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New Chemical Snow Used to Extinguish Fires Revealed

Pittsburgh officials announce a Melton Institute discovery by Dr Charles Ta Jones: a carbon dioxide based "snow storm" extinguishing method for enclosed spaces such as mines, engine rooms, warehouses, and dupe collectors. The process freezes and sublimates CO2 to chill and smother flames without harming adjacent equipment. Also reports reopening a glass plant in Barton with 200 new jobs after installing a gas producer, estimated at 15,000 dollars.

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Progress of New River State College at Montgomery

In the January issue of the West Vigints Sehawl Journal C H Lockhark reports progress at New River State College Montgomery. The institution has a student body of over 390 college students and 103 men and 216 women in extension work. Seven new faculty members join this year, with Marie Crim named dean of women and Wille Huddleston as new registrar. The curriculum expands to arts and sciences, journalism, public speaking, fine arts, pre medical and prelaw, engineering and commercial studies. A new physical director, Virginia Smith, joins, and Zella Henton arrives from Michigan to head music and voice. George Hartman shifts to sociology and economics, Clyde Lorkhar to public speaking and journalism, with Lorkhar also directing publicity. Improvements include a larger dining area, new center building wings, a new girls dormitory site, and a modern shop building. a new aviation wing is planned.

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Oil production shows increase in weekly U S total

The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise of 2 107 barrels in the U S daily average crude oil production for the week ending January 2 reaching 2 956 200 barrels. Regional gains and declines are noted across states and districts with imports and refinery receipts also detailed. Policy and prices show no major changes.

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