Reconstruction bids on state highway project list
Bids opened for 12.3 projects on Route 41A and related sections from Charleston to Gauley Bridge, including two bridges. Staples Construction of South Charleston led with a $28 cost for the State BR Highway 1 project. Other bidders included Facey Brothers Weston, Hatfield, Pinnell and Most, and Gilbert Construction, with bids for resurfacing, grading, drainage, and concrete or bituminous surfaces across Kanawha, Fayette, Doddridge, Braxton, Harrison, Jackson, McDowell, Nicholas, and Wood counties.
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U.S
Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Gracini
Hughes Creek
Kanawha County
Smithers
Fayette County
Staples
T. Ci
Staples Constriction Company
South Charleston
Will Co
Doddridge County
Arnolds Creek
Clay Lick
Facey Brothers
Weston
Doddridge
Meathouse Fork Town Camp Run
Braxton—Geading
Sutton-Fintwoods
Hatheld Construction Company
Huntinaton
Harrison County
Harrison
Bristol-Wolf Summit
Aled Bitumens, Inc
Cleveland
Jackson
Ravenswood
Parkersbur
Pinnell and
Most
Ripley
McDowell
Panther
Virginia State Line
Harry Hatfield Ane Company
Barbourageville
McDowell and Wyoming
Welch-Pinevile
Gilbert Construction Company
Peckley
Nicholas
Summoersville-Muddlete
Bostic and Son
Rupes
Highw Ritchie
Muitiers Farm
Wood County
Ellenbora i
Ellenbor Ievinle Read
Esso Men Get Service Awards and City Road Work
Harrisville streets and Murphytown Deerwalk projects involve Allied Bitumens Inc and W H Armstrong Co. in Washington DC. Contracts list amounts 10293.78 to 252929.78 for weed concrete paving surface treatment and guard rail along Deerwalk Rutile county line and 8.01 miles, 4.90 miles.
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Harrisville
Allied Bitumens, Inc
Murphytown
Deerwalk
W. HH. Armstrong and Company
Washington, DC
Ruteliie
Rainbow for Girls meeting to preside at Charlston club
Miss Acacia Crowell president said the Order of Rainbow for Girls officers will preside at 7:30 tonight at the Charleston Woman's Club. She noted summer activities were planned.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Charleston, Woman's Club
Acacia Crowell
Camp Alleghany Opens First Session June 29
Camp Alleghany a girls camp on the Greenbrier river near White Siphar Springs opens June 29 for four two week periods. Mrs C M Aldercon board member announced the plan includes swimming field sports horseback riding dancing and arts instruction with 48 instructors led by Miss Frances.
New Radios Arrive From Zenith Model Lineup
The first cartload of 3941 Zenith radios and radio phonograph battalion sets was received by Ki ken Smith and Cannes whitesale distributors yesterday. B B Arnett, sale manager, announced last night that stock has been placed by dealers' previous orders. The report noted several notable attendees from Julliard, Sweet Briar College, and Peking as part of the 19th annual session.
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Zenith
Kiken, Smith and Cannes
Whitesale
B. B. Arnett
Julliard Graduate School of Music
Helen McMahon
Sweet Briar College 1
Kathryn Kanangeifer
Peking
Mayor backs chamber offer on finance survey
Mayor Dawson said he did not know what his specially appointed council committees would do about the chamber of commerce proposal to hire disinterested experts for a municipal finance survey. He noted he personally approved the idea at first but the council may have disagreed. He could not say what action would follow. Guy VanHorn, the chamber chairman, tried to convene the council yesterday but no meeting was set for today or tomorrow.
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Dawson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Guy VanHorn
Tomate
Photographs featured in $15,000 Murray suit trial
Photographs of F. Max Murray M Leveppoel from Roane County, taken while he lay in a Charleston hospital, were admitted yesterday in Murray v Howard Wat king and L Youngblond. The trial seeks $15,000 for injuries he suffered when a Watkins vehicle allegedly crossed left of center on a road two miles northwest of Sissonville. The case will be submitted to the jury after closing arguments as counsel contends the plaintiff sustained facial, neck, back and limb injuries.
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F. Max Murray
Leveppoel
Roane County
Charleston
Murray
Howard Watking
Watlans
Yaoungblond
Roed
Sissonville
Watkins
Wallace Urges Economic Military Preparedness
President Wallace calls for mobilizing idle men money and factories to build guns munitions aircraft tanks and ships and warns England and France may be future targets He discusses costs unemployment farm exports and defense tax increases as essential to keeping finances in order while avoiding civilian hardship and inflation from unused capacity.
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Washington
England
France
Germany
Uguble
Banentina
Hier Yeaven Wallace
Murray
Owls to Install Officers for Nest No 2255 Friday
Charter members of Nest No 2255 of the Order of Owls will meet at 141% Capital Street at 7:30 p.m. Friday to install officers and conduct routine business. A new class will be initiated Wednesday June 12 with ritual by H. H. Snyder. Public inflation concerns noted as idle labor and plant capacity remain high.
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Nest No
Order of Owls
Capital Street
H. H. Snyder
Wheeling
Lori
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Standard Oil Company of
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T. J. Martin
Baker
West Virginia
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Washington, D. C
Camp Alleghany
E. Max Murray
Wallace
Americas
Secretary of Agriculture
Nomi
Owls
Yourson
Andie
America
Vesta
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Summers Street
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