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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1951

Page

9

Safety Measures Cited For Two Fayette Mines

Inspectors cited safety advances and needed improvements at the Ames Mine of the Ames Mining Co. and Hood Coal Co. in Fayette. At Ames, 1208 tons daily, 230 workers, general compliance with the Mine Safety Code, plus recommended heavier rock dusting, elimination of electrical hazards, improved escapeway postings, eye protection, locomotive safety devices, and better storage of lubricants. At Hood, 50 workers, 180 tons output, gas testing and safe blasting procedures praised but calls for increased ventilation, removal of air from abandoned workings, safer electrical gear, cleared haulageways, reinforced guarding of trolley wires, and prompt blasting after charging with broader fire and mine-explosion procedures.

Register Fayette J. Matsko Ames Ames Mining Company Hood Coal Company L. M. Morelli Morelli Line Bret Jtce

Eastern Gas Opens Mt Hope Field Office in Mt Hope

Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Coal Division has opened a new field office at 612 Main Street Mt Hope to support its industrial relations department. D O Stewart based in Pittsburgh heads the department with Joshua Smith supervising safety. Local staff include E R Stahl S H Thatcher W A Wilson Guther T Powers R G Kirby Fla B Canterbury and Virginia Beckett along with Robert A Button coordinating welfare and recreation programs.

Eastern Gas Mt. Hope Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates, Coal Division Main Street Mt . Hope Pittsburgh D. O. Stewart Joshua Smith Industrial Relations Department E. R. Stahl S. H. Thatcher W. A. Wilson EGFA Guther T. Powers R. G. Kirby Fla B. Canterbury Home Nursing Service Virgil M. Beckett Hare Robert A. Button

Donation to Polio Fund Made at Meet

Saulsville reports a $15 donation to the March of Dimes in Wyoming County by the Woman's Baptist Missionary Society. At the Monday church meeting led by Mrs Bettie Brown, the theme We Are Builders was presented and plans to raise funds for next year's activities were discussed during the business session led by Mrs Maxine Tolliver.

Meet Ay Register Saulsville March of Dimes Wyoming County Woman's Baptist Missionary Society Bettie Brown Maxine Tolliver

Legion Auxiliary Benefit Raises Funds for March of Dimes

Mullens report states the American Legion Auxiliary profit of about 65 dollars from Thursday’s Moran Avenue Legion Hall party. Proceeds plus Legion Post and Auxiliary contributions total roughly 200 dollars to the March of Dimes drive this year.

March of Dimes Or Register Mullens American Legion Auxiliary Moran Avenue Legion Hall American Legion Post and Auxiliary

Miners Warned Against Pushing Cars on Main Run

Mahan A ban on pushing cars on main haulage roads at the Powellton No 2 mine of Christian Colliery Co in Mahan is proposed in a reinspection report by the Bureau of Mines. Inspector Harold M Hock commended safety improvements such as timbering blasting and coal dust control at Fayette County pit which employs 16 men and averages 100 tons daily. Ventilation was praised and recommendations include offset in fireproof housing for the ventilating fan adding a door to form an air lock guarding trolley wires insulating telephone lines near the substation and eye protection for workers. Further measures include clearing obstructions and guarding trolley wires at another location.

Register Mahan Powellton No. 2 Christian Bureau of Mines Harold M. Hock Fayette County

Mine Supervisors To Vie for Trip in June

Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Mine supervisors across five regions compete in a written safety exam to win a three day all expense trip to Lexington Kentucky. One supervisor from each group with the highest score earns the trip plus wages during absence and a year of Mine Inspectors Institute membership. Winners choose transportation and attend the Institutes annual convention. Nancy Lynn Cline is the couple's newborn daughter weighing eight pounds born Tuesday at home.

Register MT. Hope Lexington Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Accident Preventions Department Egfa Mines

Inspector Warns of Need To Check Roof of Mine

A Bureau of Mines report following reinspection at the Alaska No. 1 mine in Fayette County cites more than twenty recent improvements and calls for added safeguards. Inspector J Matsko notes 102 workers, 415 tons daily, and urges rock dusting, universal timbering, safer blasting and storage, vent fan safeguards, air locks, pressure gauges, preshift checks, warning signs, electrical guards, and elimination of flame hazards. Also praised are dust cleanup, safer car handling, maps, check-in systems, and protective goggles. Bobby Humphrey Birthday Party Held by Classmates at Ben Dunman Elementary School celebrated his seventh birthday with a homeroom party. he is son of Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey.

Register Beelick Knob Alaska No. 1 Alaska Coal Company J. Matsko Bureau of Mines Fayette County Bobby Humphrey Mullens Ben Dunman Bobby William Humphrey W. Morane Avenue Humphrey the Fonorjee Bill Price

Marriage license issued for Cisco and Hatfield in Pineville

Jans Cisco, 23, of Kopperston, and Sylvia Lou Hatfield, 21, of Kopperston, obtained a marriage permit at the county clerk's office in Pineville.

Register Pineville Jans Cisco Sylvia Lou Hatfield Kopperston

Kopperston Youths Plan Donation to Polio Fund

Kopperston Youth Fellowship planned a donation to the March of Dimes during a Tuesday night meeting at the Community Church basement. Donald Jones led the program featuring speeches from distinguished Christians with participants including Bobby Jarrell, Martha Ann Dove, Jimmy Fultz, Bill Dove, and Harold Tracey. supervision of recreation was by Mrs. Emory Jones.

By. Register Koppersyon March of Dimes Kopperston Youth ‘Fellowship Community Church Donald Jones Bobby Jarrell Martha Ann Dove Jimmy Fultz Bill Dove Harold Tracey Emory Jones

Mrs Bernard Dix Improving After Illness at Richmond Medical

Mrs Bernard Dix is stated by her mother Mrs E M K Hardesty to be improving though seriously ill at Richmond Medical College Hospital. Doctors report a complicated condition affecting her liver and heart, and she is expected to remain a patient for about two months. Her husband is with her.

Register MT. Hope Bernard Dixon Richmond Medical College Hospital E. McK. Hardesty Dixon

Audit Finds no discrepancies in Tully books

Fayette County auditor State Tax Department official O Barjrah completed the audit of Mrs L S Tully circuit clerk's books reporting no discrepancies. He also recommended the official who began her fourth term Jan 1.

Fayetteville O. Bar Jrah State Tax Department L. S. Tully Fayette County

Ventilation Upgraded At Cannelton No 4 Mine After Methane Find

Inspector James J. Muthall urged increased ventilation at Cannelton Coal and Coke No 4 mine after an air sample showed more than one percent methane. He cited safety gains and urged measures including gas tests before and after blasting, timely timbering, proper track joints, and strict fire protection plus 100 percent safety clothing.

Register Cannelton Cannelton Coal and Coke Company James J. Muthall Muthall

Ventilation Safeguards Noted At Steeles Mines

Inspector A L Ulshafer endorses existing precautions at Gray Eagle Coal Co No 3 mine near Steeles while recommending weekly air checks offset ventilation upgrades gas hazard exams and stricter smoking rules. At C C H Coal Co No 1 mine near Steeles eight men produce about 40 tons daily with praise for timbering tests and safety gear. Bern ward Cline and wife announce birth of their third child and first daughter weighing eight pounds on February 13.

Clines Register Jzmann Bernward Cline Tmann

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