Stock Sale Ruling Reversed Again
The Ohio County liquidation of Elk Horn Coal Co. faced a Supreme Court reversal for the second time. Patricks BD Koontz and Arthur B Koontz led a purchase of 98000 proxies pledged as collateral by former company president K W Watson. The ruling directs payment of full indebtness to Elkhorn and release of 60000 certificates, with common creditor claims to be determined, preserving rights of the Watson estate and creditors.
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Bolick on Active Duty for Two Weeks
Maj Ernest L Bolick of Montrose South Charleston spends two weeks on active duty at West Virginia Military District HQ to learn a future command role in a national emergency He leads the 2305th Augmentation Unit Army Reserve to expand district HQ if war breaks out Sweden Protests Again STOCKHOLM June 5 Sweden lodged a second protest in Cairo over Egypts restrictions on foreign shipments to Israel through the Suez Canal the foreign office said tonight The first protest was made last January
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Make Individual Jury Pay Public
The Daily Gazette seeks a State Supreme Court order to force Kanawha County Court to publish an itemized list of jurors in the last fiscal year showing names and payments including mileage. The suit notes the county court paid 1,136 jurors amounts from $4 to over $100, totaling $86,145.31.
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Charleston Gazette
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Daily Gazette
Charleston
Koontz
GAR Groups Slate Officer Elections at Three Day Meet
The Grand Army of the Republic Allied Organization West Virginia closes its three day meeting after officer elections and installations. A joint memorial service was held at St Mark's Methodist Church with a banquet at the Daniel Boone Hotel followed by a camp fire session. American flags were presented by Boy Scout troops from three churches during the event. National and state officers attended the Charleston meeting that opened Monday at the Daniel Boone Hotel.
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Charleston
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Cincinnati
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Huntington
Tech Summer Classes Start At West Virginia Tech
Montgomery June 5 special Classes begin at 7 40 a m Wednesday for the six week term of summer school at West Virginia Tech Enrollment runs through Thursday Dean Paul Renton cites small enrollment due to limited courses for primary teachers A General Educational Development test was given Monday and a placement test for prospective students was held today
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30th Wedding Anniversary Dinner Set by Couple
EAST RAINELLE June 5 Special Rev and Mrs Thomas Bryant celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house at their home Sunday from 2 to 5 p m Four Hancock County residents seek reviews of involuntary manslaughter related convictions: Russell Dennis Hurst Virginia Grace Sponangle Mary Filen Bradley and Roy Morgan. Morgan fined 500 and six months. others 1000 and one year. Wilar Winter Smith appeals Harrison County order giving Bert Bennett half interest in coal beneath 36 9 acre tract he sold to his wife who sold to Bennett.
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Burst
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Morgan
Wilar Winter Smith
Harrison County
Bert Bennett
Bennett
Capitol Deer Died Of Injury Not Rabies, Report Says
A deer that wandered on the Capitol lawn last October died while moved for observation and did not have rabies. A State Agriculture Department lab report concluded the deer died from an injury in the frontal region of its head, with clotted blood noted in that area.
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May industrial deaths in West Virginia rise sharply
Workmen's Compensation Commissioner Curtis B. Trent Jr. reported May fatalities doubled from April with 36 deaths, including 27 in coal mines, leaving 30 widows and 75 fatherless children. May 1930 saw 27 industry deaths and 4,480 total mem juries.
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Curtis B. Trent, Jr
Trent
Sargasso Sea Holds Massive Seaweed Float
About 10 million tons of seaweed drift in the Sargasso Sea as researchers note a monthly total of 999 units for the previous month.
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