Italian businessman Hess visits Charleston to study American industry
In Charleston, Mary Hess of Hess & Co Turin Italy outlines Italy's postwar challenges to living costs and wages while noting Communist arms stockpiles. He discusses industrial progress, US import needs, and his plans to visit U S carbon plants. Hess praises American freedom and industry, compares Italian and American life, and recalls cinema and baseball experiences in the United States.
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Lonearn Representer Sy ME
G. E. Hess
Atlanta
Young Hess
United Carbon Cy
Texas
Louisiana
Waly
Hess
Italy
U. S
Germany
U.S
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In District Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed yesterday in district federal court. George Othen Davis of Institute listed liabilities of 642.83 and assets of 146. Charles Washington Payne of Cab In Creek showed liabilities of 2 633.60 and assets of 276.68. A man found near Watts Street and the New York Central tracks with a cut throat was identified as 51 year old Charles O’Donnell of 64 Greatdale Drive, a house painter. He was in serious condition at Charleston General Hospital after being found by two men who heard moaning noises. O’Donnell said he had been drinking with a friend who could not be located. A broken wine bottle was found nearby.
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George Othen Davis
Institute
George Washington Payne
Cabin Creek Sted
Watts St
New York Central Railroad
Charleston General Hospital
Joss
Charles O'Donnell
Greatdafe
Dallas Bias
O'Donnell
Bias
Property Transfers Across Multiple Additions and Districts
A long list of property transfers recorded in several districts, detailing deeds from owners to new purchasers. Readable entries include lot numbers, blocks, additions such as Wildwood, Union Ailes, and Holley Additions, and involve numerous pairs of grantors and grantees with distinct street and subdivision references across Jefferson, Minton, and other counties.
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Grover
Wildwood Addo
Gildys L. Newham
Lax
St. Columbig
LH. Poelzel
B. F. Welchang
Donald Firlts
J. W. Justice Tristee
Otiers
Perc
Lota
M. Holmes
Adco
Defferson Dist
Arthur H. Rucker
Robert T. Cummings
Holley Addu
St. Albans
M.A. Gore
Cedie
Wildwood Addu
Union
Ailés
Boontz
Atalden
Ereall
Hoyt M. Burdette
Malden
Jobo
Perry
Tot
Leonard Mariis Adam
Mar- Yeez
Col. Cooney To Speak At Medical Contact Camp
Col Charles P Cooney medical officer from the Office of the Surgeon General will be the principal speaker at a medical contact camp for reserve doctors and dentists from 2 to 9 pm Sunday in the Daniel Boone hotel His topic is Medical Aspects of Atomic Explosion Doctors and dentists in Charleston and vicinity are invited Reservations for the 5 45 pm dinner may be made by calling West Virginia Military District headquarters in South Charleston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Erdman
West Virginia Military District
Col. Erdman
South Charleston
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