Japan Leads World Rayon Output In 1936 Race
New York June 10 The Textile Economics Bureau reports Japan has taken first place among world rayon producers, edging out the United States. U.S. capacity is being expanded by about 25 percent over two years, hampered by machinery delays. A new viscose yarn unit at Rome Georgia from Tubizo Chatilion aims to boost output. projected national capacity may reach 400 million pounds yearly, up from 200,025,000 last year. Japan’s 1936 output rose to 320,850,000 pounds from 237,943,000 in 1935.
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New York
Japan
Textile Economics Bureau, Inc
United States
Rayan
Georgia
Tubizo Chatilion Corporation
Septernteee
Rome
Textile Economics Bureau
Fourteen couples beat deadline on new marriage law
Fourteen couples filed at the County Clerk office to wed under the new state marriage license law as it takes effect today. The law waives the three day notice requirement for these weddings, while the national context notes rising U.S. import activity and record world rayon output, with Japan expected to expand capacity.
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Paul FE. Wehrle
John J Albert to Receive A B From Kenyon College
John J Albert of 6 Arlington Court will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Kenyon College during graduation exercises on June 14. A Charleston High School graduate of 1930 he led the Kenyan Dramatic Club and chaired the student council executive board, and was active with the Kanawha Players. He plans to enter Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia, in September.
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John J. Albert
Arlington Court
Kenyon College
Gambler
Charleston High School
Albert
Kanawha Players
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Jilexandria
Bible Classes Honor School Superintendent
Bible classes at Witcher Baptist hosted a surprise birthday party Tuesday night for school superintendent E. O. Dewey. Attendees included Rev. W. C. Winters, the Winters couple, numerous Cline and Keeney family members, and many others from the community.
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Witcher Baptist
E. O. Dewey
W. C. Winters
Winters
WW. D. Cline
D. Ss. Carte
L. W. Scrugges
R. T. Cline
Jie A. J. Rinpetoc
H. Duneavy
H. Kincald
E. 0. Keeney
M Mabel Keeney
Alma
Margaret
Doris
Rachel
Gertrude
Rosalee
Lenora
Barbara Keeney
Ruth Nelson
Frances
Anta C
Helen Louise Hill
Opal Fisher
Alma Lee Kincaid
Pegsy Cline
Marie Mullins
Toyce Winter
C. C
John and
Cineron Hill
Carl Scruggs
Hubert
Mrs Turley Hosts South Charleston Circle Meeting
Mrs Raymond Turley entertained circle C of the South Charleston First Baptist Church women Tuesday at her Fourth avenue home. Devotional leader Mrs G T Mason and presiding officer Mrs W P Adams led a gathering including numerous members and guests with names listed among attendees.
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Raymond Turley
Circle C
Women's Union of the
South Charleston
First Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
G. T. Mason
W. P. Adams
J.p.kidwell
C. W. Hudson
E. E. Custer
Stacey Rowsey
E. Lanham
Everett Holstein
L. G. Brown
J. R. B. Hall
Detty Conner
C. M. Davi
W. B. Cook
Marshall Means
Paul Kidwell
Laura Turley
Iron Company Pickets End Strike Move Cars Ashland
In Ashland Kentucky fourteen carloads of scrap iron were moved after a conference between the M D Friedman Scrap Iron Company strikers and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Strikers blocked tracks last night but officials said the company would ignore the action if trains were not molested. Six Ashland scrap metal plant workers are on strike seeking recognition for a local affiliate as their bargaining agent. Belgium will abolish its crisis mood taxes on incomes.
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Ashland
M. D. Friedman Scrap Iron Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Ashland Scrap Metal
Ao Clo
I Belgium
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Jeau
Mrs. Turley
Iron Company
Callisin
Ava
Star Brand
Growing Girls
Oxfords
Levin
Weil
Misaes
Children’s Poll
Parrot Shoes
Dry Levin
Tsk
ACM
Charleston
Puay Khoes
Cinderella
Alieera
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Rayon
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