Viscose Workers Return to Posts at Parkersburg Plant
The first group of workers returned to the Viscose plant in Parkersburg after an 18 day shutdown due to labor trouble. Production will ramp up slowly as departments resume operations and recondition equipment. About 3,500 of 5,000 workers were employed before the strike.
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Parkersburg
Dune
Viscose Company
LaRue Hendrixson
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Marcus Hook
Monument Salesman Reported Missing Near Bluefield
C Fred Norris a 60 year old monument salesman vanished after leaving his employer near Bluefield on June 16 he was last seen driving toward Shady Springs authorities seek information Norris disappeared after entering a car and has not been seen since the event prompted a missing person inquiry by county officials.
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Bluefield
Fred Norris
Norris
Shady Springs
NLRB Hearing Delayed Again For Rolling Mill Case
In Huntington on June 16 the NLRB hearing on charges against the American Rolling Mill Co was postponed for the third time by regional director Philip G. Phillip. The new date is June 50 at Catlettsburg Kentucky Armco attorney Robert T Caldwell said the third continuance was not demanded by the company.
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Huntington
National,labor Relations Board
American Rolling Mill Company
Philip G. Phillip
Catlettsburg
Kyd
Robert T. Caldwell
Armco
German Code Found in Missing Man Bag
Wheeling police and federal agents probe the disappearance of a Detroit man identified as Douglas Johnson. A traveling bag belonging to the missing man contains a diary in German code, data on steel and other industries, and night-city photographs. Letters show ties to a German company and suggest recent travel to Japan and India.
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Wheeling
Douglas Johnson
Detroit
Albert Custer
Japan
India
Bodies Ordered Removed From Three Cemeteries
Federal Judge William E. Baker ordered the removal of about 50 bodies from three cemeteries in the Grafton flood control dam area. Fred Christy of Elkins was named to supervise the work.
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Elkins
Grafton Flood Control Dam
William E. Baker
Fred Christy
Braden to Represent West Virginia in Pistol Tryouts
Clyde E. Braden of Charleston an investigator for the federal alcohol tax unit is chosen to represent West Virginia at the fifth district pistol team tryouts in Baltimore Maryland. Donald S. Tydings reports Braden will train starting Monday with matches slated for July 10 against top marksmen from Maryland Virginia North Carolina and the District of Columbia. Three shooters will be selected.
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Clyde E. Braden
Charleston
Federal
West Virginia
Donald S. Tydings
Braden
Baltiterne
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
District of Colunt Via
Tydings
Plan Community Meeting At Buthel Chapel And Woodward Branch
A community meeting is planned tonight at Buthel chapel and Woodward's branch. Kanawha county agricultural agent T. H. McGow ran will lead the session. Officials discuss possible price controls related to Japan.
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Buthel Chapel
Woodward's
T. H. McGowran
Kanawha County
Call
Japan
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Hotel Dennis
Atlantic City
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Tive
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Forrester
Texas
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Strapy
Atyles
Caren
MarRie Walle, Mur
Rg Ae
Vy and
Sian
Ganday Ingote
Feats Ray
Police
Sturmwelt
Sears
Faltom
Mesh Klerk
Ender
Gold Crest Oil—Bulk
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Lawapere
Seden
Kenmore
Phis
Bulux
America
Execs
Aler
Windsor
Racquet
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