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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1943

Page

3

Beckley Machine and Electric Drives Beckley Growth

Beckley Machine and Electric Company, led by A. I. Truman, has expanded from eight employees and a $1,000 payroll to over two hundred staff and a monthly payroll of $30,000. The firm now runs four main divisions including machine shop, electrical shop, foundry, and warehouses, producing complete machinery and motor components for coal mines and other industries while planning expansion and hiring more skilled workers, including women, as demand rises.

Beckley Machine Monroe Worthington Beckley Beckley Ma Electric Beckley Machine and Electric John Rakes

Ten arrested in Baltimore shipyard sabotage case

The FBI reports the arrest of Lester Bishop, 27, a Watfordsburg, Pennsylvania native, as the tenth Baltimore shipyard welder charged with sabotaging vessels by defective welding. Eight others were arrested yesterday, one convicted, with hearings set for April 22 before a U.S. commissioner. Bishop was seized after returning from Garrison Kentucky.

Associated Press Baltimore Federal Bureau of Investigation B.A. Soucy Baltimore F.B Lester Bishop Watfordsburg Soucy Bishop Garrison, Ky Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc F.B.1 U. S

President Truman Sees Growth in Manufacturing Firm

The secretary and treasurer of the corporation notes assets totaling $700,000 and describes the April 1941 arrival, while President Truman praises the skilled workforce. He credits artisans in iron steel bronze and plastics for the company’s expansion and pride in work.

Truman

Greenbrier Youth Enlists in Navy

Chief Petty Officer R F Gilliam accepted one application for naval service during his enlistment tour in Greenbrier county. Richard Hudson, Negro, of Alderson, will be sent to Huntington when acceptance papers arrive. Two youths passed preliminary exams. Clarence Edward Burgess of Fayetteville and Ralph Louis Sullens of Long Branch were accepted pending final Huntington exam.

R. F. Gilliam Greenbrier County Richard Hudson Alderson Huntington Clarence Edward Burgess Fayetteville Ralph Louis Sullens Long Branch

Dietz Services Set Today for Theodore A Dietz

Funeral services are held today for Theodore A Dietz 84 a Fayette county native. He died Friday from heart trouble after a two week illness. Born March 29 1859 at Victor Dietz was former general manager and treasurer of Midvale Colliery and Vanelta Land, and a director of Ansted National Bank and Kanawha Manufacturing in Charleston.

Register Charleston Theodore A. Dietz Fayette County Dietz Victor Midvale Colliery Company Vanelta Land Company New River Field Ansted National Bank Kanawha Manufacturing Company

Two Men Fined for Speeding in Local Court

Harold Douglas Parnell and Frank Raymond Rhodes were arrested by state police on driving charges. They appeared before Magistrate George O. Mills, pled guilty, and each was fined $10.00 and costs.

George O. Mills Harold Douglas Parnell Frank Raymond Rhodes

Coal Output Up In Gulf Region In Week Ending April 19

Winding Gulf district produced 242,803 tons of coal for the week ending April 19, up from 216,008 a year earlier, with mines operating 97 percent of available time and losses due to labor and mine disability. New River field totaled 251,605 tons and Pocahontas 681,760 tons in the same period. For the year to April 10, Winding Gulf led with 3,256,538 tons, followed by New River at 3,369,004 and Pocahontas at 9,550,087.

Winding Gulf Winding Gulf Operators Association New River Pocahontas

Cab Fare Hike Approved For Charleston Cabs

Six Charleston taxi firms won PSC approval to raise basic fares by five cents and add a five cent charge for each passenger over five. The order rejects proposed 10 cent and 11 cent zone-based increases and sets its own schedule to standardize rates across outfits.

Associated Press Charleston Public Service Commission

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America Sahara Rockwell R Conditon Kepler Pennsylvania White Hot Beckley Machine and Electric Company Frank Bartholomew Forest Ayres al Welch E. McMillan Hla, Crawford Louie Antonio Colin McLucky A. J. Truman The Beckley Machine and Electric Co Milton Huntz Kenneth Meador Pretty Dare Spence Jack Davis G. E. Huffman Man Greenbrier NAVY Gulf Association
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