PWA projects in West Virginia funding shown by state director
M. L. O Neale, state director, disclosed estimated PWA expenditures across West Virginia totaling 514,318,773 with health and sanitation works prominent. Eleven communities build sanitary sewers financed by revenue bonds. Charleston, Morgantown, Williamson fund most of new incinerators. Hospitals and clinics rise, including Camden Clark Memorial at Parkersburg for 112,727 and several sanitariums and clinics in Wheeling and Huntington.
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PWA
M. L. O'Neale
O Neale
Charleston, Morgantown and
Williamson
Npiubis
Public Works Administration
Wetzel County
Newwile
Parkersburg
Camden Clark Memorial Hospital
Roney's Point
Ohio County
Hopemont
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Spencer
Huntington State Hospital
Pleasant paint and court house project funding details
The report notes PWA grants covering 43 percent for Paint Pleasant and court house construction Raleigh county builds a front house at an estimated cost of 254545. A municipal bridge spans the Kanawha river and the state road commission, aided by a PWA grant, constructs a canal tell oridge on the Little Kanawna river at Tarser shore. The state PWA land on a seventy thirty basis received a 2900000 grant enabling road center work across the 6. Opa. The projects are described as complex and ongoing.
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Paint Pleasant
PWA
Court House
Raleigh County
Eine
Kanawha River
State Road Commission
Sanew Tell Oridge
Kanawna River
Tarsershore
State Reports 727 Auto Accidents in May
May highway crashes in the state totaled 727 with 43 fatalities and numerous injuries. The daily rate suggests about two to three injuries per day, with 46 injuries and eight fatalities related to specific incidents.
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Weet Vir
Charleston Church Announces Week’s Activities
Mary Lawrence leads church week programs with a church event at night. A choir rehearsal directed by Mrs. B O Odo is scheduled for Thursday at eight. Queen Esther circle meets Friday night at Mrs A H Rockwell’s Second Avenue home.
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Enwarth
Ton First
Mary Lawrence
B.O. Odo
Queen Esther Circle
A. H. Rockwell
Second Avenue
Ohio Man Indicted For Receiving Stolen Bonds
An Ohio man, Leon Taye Lor, was indicted on multiple counts for receiving stolen bonds. He was arrested in Triern after authorities traced the securities to a Grenville bar where the theft allegedly occurred.
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Ohio
Kump Approves Safety Clinic Initiative
Governor Kump backs a safety clinic plan run with the Automobile Association and safety foundation to study accident causes and improve transit safety. Officials expect findings to guide policy and reduce risks.
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Kump
State Man Sentenced To Colorado Reformatory
Federal authorities yesterday informed Col. PD Ehingletay, head of the state department of public safety, of the arrest of Jin Engel. He recovered frozen assets while in custody and was sentenced to reformatories following charges including grand larceny connected to Eden Edgeell case.
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Ine
Col
PD. Ehingletay
State Department of Public Safety
Jin Engel
Furner Calls Meeting Of Welfare Field Agents
Fragmentary OCR text reports Furner calling a meeting of welfare field agents. The readable portion mentions public assistance or welfare matters, with unclear names and locations. No clear date, place, or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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Furner
Benefit Bridge Night Supports Col. Charle Society
A benefit bridge party was held Friday evening to aid the Col. Charle firm and the Amenity Legion auxiliary. Mary Carl led the event on Smwh Africa Avenue as community members gathered for the cause amid concerns of a developing epidemic in the area.
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Charle
Fridey Wight
Mary Carl Sotand
IDOLC Plans End Of Loan Period in State
The agency announces the end of its loan period in the state. Affected MAIR loans originated by HOLC since its office was established on Charlestown Street, Walter Virgel Tess. Eligible individuals in midwestern areas may gain home ownership under this transition.
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IDOLC
Mair Hacermade
West Virginia
HOLC
Charlestes
Walter Virgel
Tess
Suger Sud
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