plants for sale or lease listed by RFC across states
KYDER RFC policy prohibits agency naming negotiators. RFC lists multiple plants up for sale or lease with government costs where available including an iron ore deduction plant at Spaulding priced at 2.5 million dollars and an iron and coke plant run by Republic Steel at Gadsen costing 12 million. Other listings cover aluminum fabrication at Listerbill 21.276 million, alumina reclamation at Mobile 14.275 million, tin reclamation at Birmingham 1.233 million, aircraft modification at Birmingham 16 million, Ferro Enamel chemical plant at Birmingham, Ta gall s shipyards at Decatur, coal washing at Virginia City 125 thousand, ammunition loading at Birmingham and army ordnance forging at Ensley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
Spaulding
Republic Steel Corp
Gadsen
Reynolds Alloys Co
Listerbill
The
Aluminum Ore Co
Mobile
Johnston and Jennings Co
Birmingham
Bechtel-McCone Corp
Ferro, Enamel Co
Army Shipyards
Tagalls Shipbuilding Corp
Decatur
Republic Steel
Virginia City
Army
Ferro Enamel Co
Army Ordnance
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Ensley
RFC Sells Fifteen War Plants in Alabama Statewide
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation lists fifteen government built industrial plants in Alabama for sale or lease with over five valued above ten million dollars. Negotiations are under way to sell at least four Alabama plants while the Coosa River ordnance works at Talladega remains outside the surplus category. Potential buyers include General Pulp Company for Childersburg, B F Goodrich for its Tuscaloosa plant, Goodyear at Decatur, and Evansburg Superior in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFP Special
Washington Service
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Alabama
RFC
Coosa River
Talladega
General Pulp Company
Alabama Ordnance Works
Childersburg
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Tuscaloosa
Goodyear Tire and Cord
Decatur
Evansburg
Montgomery
Theatre Saturday double bill and Sunday shows listed
Saturday features Kirby Grant and Furry Knight in Trail To Vengeance and Richard Dix in The Voice Of The Whistler. Late show presents Lauren Bacall and Charles Boyer in Confidential Agent. Sunday only Dagwon! with Penney Singleton and Arthur Lake and Blondie in Life With Blondie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Grant
Furry Knight
Richard Dix
Lauren Bacall
Charles Boyer
Penney Singleton
Arthur Lake
Dagwon
Blondie
Veterans from overseas arming in the States announced
The Associated Press lists veterans returning aboard various ships in transit to U S ports. Frances Daniels Ellis aboard the Hamblen at Tacoma. Lee R. Sursling Abbeville aboard the Alpine at Tacoma. Edward Morrison on Opp route two. James Martin Skipperville on a Howell Lykes route. Brady Sasser aboard Howell Lykes. Mullard Owens Ashford. Tucker Cxerk. William H Wilson New Brockton aboard President Johnson at San Francisco. Ned Wilson Chieneslor on Christopher Greenup at San Francisco. Jerome B. Tarter Clark aboard Maul at Tacoma. Russell Lowhorn Andalusia aboard Thomas Bickett at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frances Daniels
Ellis
Hamblen
Tacoma
Lee R. Susrling
Abbeville
Alpine
Edward FP. Morrison
James H. Martin
Skipperville
Brady &. Sasser
Dothan
Howell Lykes
Seattle
Mullard Owens
Ashford
J. C Tucker
Cxerk
Wilbiam H. Wilson
New Brockton
L D. Cox, Jr
President Johnson
San Francis
Ned Wilson
Chenceslor
Rogers
Arizon
Christopher Greenup
San Franciseo
Jerome B. Tarter
Clark
Maul
Russell W. Lowhorn
Andalusia
Thomas Bickett
New York
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