Sweden Reports Prosperity and Recovery Costs Covered
Stockholm May 23 Sweden enjoys definite prosperity while other nations struggle to recover. The government negotiates a credit of up to 10 million dollars to the Soviet Union with part guaranteed by Sweden. The budget plans to wipe low mood costs while unemployment is expected to drop below 1 percent. Foreign trade and natural resources aid the recovery as wages and internal purchasing power bolster the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Peterson
Stockholm
Sweden
Tme
Soviet Union
Sovies
Virthalix
Lnte
Witget
Tbe Ivar Kreuger
Tedethie
Meinhardt to visit Charleston for free rupture clinic
Noted Chicago specialist Meinhardt, known for treating ruptures, will personally attend the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston on Wednesday June 10 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM to 6:00 PM. He promises no surgery, no medical treatments, or injections, offering his waterproof shield with immediate results and no charges for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhardt
Szplrt
Chicago
Charleston
W. VA
Dem
Ion
Ardiw
Ady
Professor Williams Addresses Local Bar
Professor C. C. Williams Jr of West Virginia University law school told the Charleston bar association that law is the crystallized wisdom of the ages and that past respect should be maintained. He spoke at the Kanawha hotel noting law schools now stress specialization and end of course comprehensive exams rather than yearly tests. He warned against impressing facts on memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Willams, Jr
West Virginia University Law School
Charleston Bar Association
Kanawha Hotel
Williams
Sweden Weathered Labor Strife Amid Recovery Efforts
During crisis years Sweden faced higher prices and a focus on collective bargaining and a labor court to handle disputes. Despite these measures, strikes in building and timber slowed economic recovery and dampened prewar mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Eight Primary Expense Certificates Filed for County Offices
Eight candidates filed expense certificates yesterday. Ed ward Smith Democrat sought county commissioner with 113 pounds, R L Massey Republican for county, Earl Brawley Democrat for sheriff 150 dollars, S O Bird Republican for assessor 43 dollars, Dr C A Ray Democrat for county oner 66 dollars, Walter M Lynch Republican for county commissioner 2, O T Jenkins Democrat for county commissioner 35.92, J M Slack Democrat for sheriff 195 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
R. L. Massey
Earl Brawley
S. O. Bird
Dr. C. A. Ray
Walter M. Lynch
O. T. Jenkins
J. M. Slack
H C Anderson Wins Pure Oil Letter Prize
Helmar G Anderson connected with FE.1. du Font de Nematiis and company at Belle, named a prize winner in the 10000 Pure Oil letter contest on solventized products. He receives a wrist watch duplicating Jimmy Mattern’s watch from his 1933 world flight. presentation by C L Hensley, Pure Oil local rep. Names of 260 winners displayed at Pure 621 stations and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmar G. Anderson
FE. 1. du Font de Nematiis and Company
Belle
Anderson
Jimmy Mattern
C. L. Hensley
Pure Oil Company
Pure
Nursing Association Reports Work in May
The Charleston Public Health Nursing association released its May report. Admissions were 127 and discharges 147 with two deaths. Total patients served reached 1,157 including 221 maternity, 558 child welfare, 148 tuberculosis, 37 other communicable diseases, 128 other nursing, and 57 social service and miscellaneous cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Public Heatth Nursing Association
Ise
Wits
Kanawha Mining Group Holds Annual Banquet
More than 350 guests attended the Kanawha Valley Mining Institute annual banquet at Montgomery high school directed by C. C. Mortis. Toastmaster W. W. Jennings introduced speakers including J. E. Chammers president of the mining institute and C. A. Cabell of Carbon Fuel Company with numerous officials from Coal and mining companies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kanawha Valley Mining Institute
Montgomery High School
C. C. Mortis
W. W. Jennings
J. E. Chammers
The
Mining Institute
C. A. Cabell
Carbon Fuel Company
PC. Thomas
Koppers Fuel Com
Lawall
Ing
West Vir
Jean Atkins
Tody Din
Mercides Hudnall
Charlotte Parnter
Gertrude Craig
Elnige Robson
Dorothy Singleton
Betty Ann Cash
Bessie Sisters
Mys
Carrie Morris Minott
Mary Lee
Samuel White
Nerma Pat Willarm Minotti
Mary Lee White
Haley Middleceff
Wendel Mason
Commanders Orchestra
Marlin O'Dell
N. P. Rhinehart
State Department of Mines
A. G. Mathes
State Compensation Commner
P. C. Thomas
Rappers Coal Company
Carbo Fuel Coronany
Ds C. Kennedy
Coal Questors Associa Toha
HS Lane
Vv. Cannon
Nellis
Honey Harry Cofer
Coal
Robert Lilly
River and Winding Gulf Mining Institute
Charles BE. Lawall
Cameling Af
West Virginia
Two Boys Committed To Industrial School
Judge A S Alexander of Kanawha county juvenile court yesterday committed two boys to the State industrial school of Pruntytown. Judge Alexander and Thomas D. Robertson chief probation officer, will visit the state industrial home for girls at Salem tomorrow and the industrial school for boys at Pruntytown Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Alexander
Kanawha County
State Industrial School
Prunnytown
Alexander
Thomas D. Robertson
State Industrial Home For
Salem
Industrial School
Pruntytown
Kanawha Lodge to Hold Annual State Inspect Meeting
Kanawha lodge No. 76, Degree of Honor Protective association, will hold its annual state inspect meeting at eight o'clock tonight at the Coles building in South Charleston. Mrs. Marysco Of ville, Pa, state director, leads the juvenile department in its annual meeting at two o'clock tomorrow at the same venue, with Mrs. Masco in charge. Charleston Inde No. 62, Degree of Honor Protective association, is invited to attend the adult meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Lodge No
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Coles
South Charleson
Marysco Ofville
Masco
Charleston
Nation's Coal Output Mixed Across Steam and Anthracite
Beehive coke production in May reached 1865000 tons with 26 working days. Anthracite output fell from 4910000 tons in May 1935 to 0 in May 1936. Bituminous steel-year figures show calendar year to end of May at 170934000 tons, up 11.828 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiew
Bitum
Wasted States Bureau
Dorothy Dix Tent Meeting Cancelled by Encampment
Dorothy Dix tent No. 6 Daughters of Union Veterans cancels its Wednesday meeting due to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Wheeling from June 8 to 10. Planned attendees include Mrs. Alice Hart department president Miss Clara McGloin department secretary and several state officers and the tent delegate. The other item notes Germany shipping locomotives abroad on a barter basis at a loss of profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Daughters of Union Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Wheeling
Alice Hart
Clara McGloin
Emma L. Decis
Mary Ella Cottrell
Fannie Dixon
Cora Thompson
Lola Baker
Germany
Varied June Garden Calendar Offers Plant Care Tips
A WVU extension bulletin by T. D. Gray lists June garden tasks to curb pests and promote blooms. Recommendations include protecting squash with a frame, burning diseased tops, dusting rust-prone hollyhocks, spraying grapes with Bordeaux mix, sulfuring mildew on roses, replacing damaged boxwood, planting dahlia tubers, setting evergreen transplants, water lily placement, lifting bulbs and tulips, pruning foundations, removing spent bracts, sowing annual seeds, staggering gladiolus, and filling perennial borders with annuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Gray
College of Agriculture
West Virginia University
Red Cross Seeks Toddlers for Swim Class in Charleston
The Charleston American Red Cross asks parents to enroll children who refused last week at Rock Lake pool. If not registered, youngsters must join regular lessons. Second session of ten begins Wednesday with instructors Helen Caldwell Frances Haan Lucy Quarrier Francia Brown J Otic Bonds and others guiding activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Lake Pool
Nelle Huneke
Charleston
American Red Cross
Helen Caldwell
Frances Haan
Lucy Quartier
Francia Brown
J. Otic Bonds
Edgar Ayres
Fred Moore
L. B. Murray
James L. van Buren
John H. Allen
Ray Neal
Charles Dandois
Quarrier
Mr. van Buren
George A. Brown
Clarence Buckley
Wilbur A. Jones
Harold Wolfe
Edward Bowman
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Federal court records show voluntary bankruptcy petitions filed yesterday. The action names petitioners and seeks relief under applicable bankruptcy laws, with court filings indicating standard reorganization or liquidation requests.
Court by Three Persons Details Debts and Assets
A court case lists three individuals and their financials. Valentine Wesley Loudermilk shows debts of 485.40 with assets. Gus Pofolio has ovens as assets and debts of 419 with assets 125. Charles William McDonald Gharkestam records debts of 302.31 with assets. France plans public works totaling 34,120,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Wesley Loudermilk
Gus Pofolio
Ovens
Charles William __ McDonald
Gharkestam
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Vesteras
Charleston Tent & Awning Co
State ST
Professor Williams
H.C. Anderson
Pure Oil
Nursing Association
Kanawha Mining Group
Mayer D. Roone Dawson
P. D. McMurrer
E. ¥. McVey
Guy P. Gibbs
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Willam W. Miller
Hatfield Campbells Creek Coal Company
Charles Mulligan
J. B. Rensford
W. H. Vickers
Keystone Lubricating Company
Kanawha Lodge
LOGA
Logan
Home Service
Bogan
Pinneer Hotel
Red Cross
Tots
France
Iacher
Zinzinnati
Nehi Bottling CO
Distributc
Summers St
Ncral
Chevrolet
Foriere
Sofart
Fisher
General Motors
Fling
Michigan
Fist of Flint
Vaum
Cueviolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mica
MacMillion Motors, Inc
St. Dial
Schmidt Motor Co
Cabin Creek Motor Co
Cabin Creek, W. Va
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