Nation's steel mills show jump in output
New York June 4 The American Iron and Steel Institute reports that steel mills will operate at 103 and 2-10th percent of capacity this week. Output is expected to total 2,063,000 net tons of ingots and steel for castings, up from 2,058,000 tons last week. A month ago capacity use was 1103 and 7-10ths percent with 2,073,000 tons produced. The year ago figure was 1,931,000 tons at 101 and 3-10ths percent.
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Free Ride to Bloodmobile for Charleston Donors
Skyline Cab Co offers free transportation to the Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Organized Reserve Armory 1016 Lee St in Charleston Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 3 9451 to donate and 3 7522 for rides from the Daniel Boone Hotel hosted by Dorothy Dix Tent No 6 Daughters of Union Veterans. The event includes Allied groups, welcome addresses by Mayor Copenhaver and Charles E Hodges, with officer elections and a memorial service at St Mark s Methodist Church. Boys Scouts assist with errands and guiding participants.
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Prison Team Player Flees During Ball Game
A member of the Moundsville state blue jeans prison baseball team escaped Saturday in Farmington as his team played an independent nine. Paul Jeasure, 22, from Wood County, a habitual criminal, fled around 4 p.m. near the final inning, with authorities believing he escaped in a car with a woman. Police were alerted and play was briefly delayed.
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