Mine Safety Day Plans Loom in State Amid Coal Talks
The West Virginia Mines Department schedules a safety movement with a state wide one day mine shutdown on August 31 to mobilize rescue and first aid teams for a Huntington safety tournament. Key engineers and executives from major coal companies join the general committee to coordinate observance and staffing.
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State Department of Mines Plany
Ming Rescue
Huntington
Ax Coul
Porte
Fairmonfeld
oLarrankem
Archie Forbes
Amberntgate Oil Company
Sandal Clyde A
McDowell
Davia Coal and Cokes Company
Thomas
J. T. McParland
United Henvin 1 and Coke Company
Gary
Vitua Klel
United Btaten Coal & Coke Company
CL. Wilson
New River and
Pegahontas Consolidated Cox Company
3Unden
Edgar Blackwoll
New Fiver Company
Acarur
Astherum
American Toll Company
Diddletown
Ohio
Fuppen
Kingston F Company
Kingatot
W. A. Eada
Fordson Coal Company
Stone, Ky
W. Sprolem Pocahontas Fuel Company
Itmann
T. W. Price
Kingston- Pocahontas Coal Company
Hompnitt
Joseph W. Steed
Consolidation Com! Company
Fairmont
W. A. Hunt
Consolation Com Company
Olden
W. H. Forber
Linited States Bureau of Mines
Herbert Lilly
Stount Hope
Julne
C. O. Morris
West Virginia
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Coal Production and Market Trends Report
The report notes variable coal demand with some shippers willing to concede tonnage in weak markets while premiums for independents remain. Fairmont region output reached 669,200 tons, up from 358,000 the prior week, from 165 mines. Monongah division output rose to 303,450 tons versus 292,700, and Monongahela railway activity produced 157,300 tons, up from 130,000. The lake rate case draws intense interest as it heads to a July 20 reopening at the Atlantic City hotel, with several weeks likely needed for rehearing.
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Channela Han
Appalachian
Atlantic Seaboard
Breau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Connelleville
Fairmont
West Virginia
Ind
Monongahela Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mariboro
Lush- Blenheim Hotel
Atlantic City
Fisher Body Sold to General Motors
Stockholders of the Fisher Body corporation approved the dissolution of the company and the sale of its assets to General Motors. Only 199 of nearly 2,180,000 shares voted against, signaling a near unanimous decision.
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Fisher Body
General, Motor
New York
Fisher Dody Corporation
Ita Aaveta
General Motors Corporation
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