FDR Approves Pan American Export Centralization Plan
President Roosevelt approved a cabinet committee report to centralize western hemisphere exports under a single agency representing all nations. Sumner Welles and Stephen Haris noted Canada would be included, with the State Department to implement the plan and notify other nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Stephen Haris
Cential
Sumner Welles
Americas
Reosovect
Sap
Hyde Park
Canada
Property Transfers in Jefferson and Kanawha Districts
A series of property transfers recorded in Jefferson and Kanawha districts. Transfers include lots in Chemical City, Cottage Avenue, and Springs additions, undivided interests, and city project parcels. Names include Snoderass, Hancock, Cantrell, Harrison, Midkiff, Ho Roy, Hively, O Barnett, Ellison, Midkiff estate, Monroe company, and Davis. Parcel locations feature Elk Two Pile Creek, Left Hand Fork, Fivezeeral addition, La Belle Park, and Kanawha City.
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Savings and Loan
Snoderass
Jefferson
Hancock
Marsh
Pugh
Cottage Avenue
Charleston
County Lands, Inc
Mabel
Cantrell
Chemical City
Winford Harrison
Hobart
Poca Civer
A. Cabell
City of Charleston
Dotle Midkiff
Charles Holstein
Washington
Beckwith
F. H. Withrow
Spring Hall
H. V. Caste
Clarence Ramrick
Caste
Spring Fork i
Josephine Ho Roy
Wade H. Bowen
Hively
W. Wright Company
Willam McNabbb
Virginia
Pauline McNabb
la Belle Park
South Charleston
William M. Snead
Shdeed-Forda Realty Company
Hawes Hallow
Georges Creek
Maldesy
Ward
Ray Burdelie
Woodward Woods
H. O. Barnett
Walter Angel
Means
Spring Hill
Colcord
James D. Treanor
Clarke
Place
St. Albans
John F. Ellison
Dottie Midkiff
Daniel M. Midkiff
Washington District
Roxalana Land Company
Monroe Company
Kanawha City
George J
Florence R. Davis
Sundry
Kanawha City Company
Mon Company
Paul E. Wehrle
Veda EK. Brown
Armor View
Jeffersom District
Bank Debits Rise Over 1939 Figures in Charleston
Debits of Charleston banks for the week ended June 39 totaled 171,086,636 dollars, up 1064 percent from last year and 2034 percent from two years prior. For 1940 dated June 1, total debits reached 2,047,736,841, compared with 254,008,978 in 1939 and 264,144,700 in 1926.
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Charleston
Three Graduate Piano Students to Give Recital
Mary Louise Brookman Kathryn Glenn and Anne Kathryn Carper, gating piano students of the Perdue Music studio, will be presented in a recital at 8 15 tonight at the Galperin auditorium in Capitol Street. They have completed the university course of music and will play works by Beethoven Mozart Chopin Rubini Saint Saens and Liszt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Brookman
Kathryn Glenn
Anne Kathryn Carper
Gating
Perdue Music Studio
Galperin
Capitol Street
University
Beethoven
Mozart
Chopin
Rubinstein
Saint- Saens
Franz Liszt
Temple to Hold Dance for West Virginia Birthday
A Shiraz temple plans a birthday dance tomorrow at the South Charleston recreation building to celebrate West Virginia's birthday yesterday. The event includes activities from 10 p.m. to 1 p.m.
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Shiraz Temple
Wil
West Virginia
South Charleston
Britain
Conseren
PSC Sets Hearing On Utility Gift June 25
The Public Service Commission set June 25 as the hearing date on a petition by Monongahela West Penn Public Service to donate up to 36000 dollars to its subsidiary West Maryland Power for extending rural electric lines in Garrett County Maryland. Four projects totaling about 22000 dollars will start when funds are available.
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The
Public Service Commission
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
West Maryland Power Company
Garrett County
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FDR
State Department
PSC
Mount St Joseph's Rear Rosere
Woodrume
Ike
Ies
Carrolton
Virginia St
Woodrums
Tahquamenon Falls
Soo
Mississippi
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Century Club
America
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