Window glass industry faces uncertain January shutdown plans
Pittsburg reports mixed signals from glassworkers and manufacturers regarding a January shutdown. Workers fear layoffs but firms lean toward maintaining operations if business improves, with decisions likely to hinge on local conditions and conference outcomes. Demand has softened, and analysts note buyers may frontload orders to cover December and January needs.
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Pittsburg
Owayver
Rks
Div Ps
Baer
Duslera
Reunited Fairmont siblings with West Virginia ties
Oma Moore Jump of Fairmont and Harry Moore of Wallace West Virginia reunited after eighteen years. Legal heirs to an estate in Middlebourne were sought, and both siblings are expected to receive a fortune from their ancestors. Oma Moore Jump was raised by relatives and worked at a Troy laundry, while Harry Moore works as a foreman for Wheeling Gas Company in Wallace.
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Fairmont
Oma Moore
Jump
Harry Moore
Wallace
Harricon County
W. Va
Sletor
Tima
Middisbourne
Mary Fraling
Miss Moore
Troy {Aundry
Thoting Wilson
High Street
Smith
Sedatin
W. Va Hotak
Wheeling Goa Company
Walleec
Volunteer Heroes Save Miners Lives Across Communities
A sweeping tribute honors volunteer rescuers who risked their lives in mining disasters. The piece lauds the selfless acts of miners and rescuers, noting thousands saved by emergency apparatus and the relentless courage of unpaid workers who answered each disaster call.
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Sasahman
Fedaral Geianeoane
Javtte
Lemermener
West Virginia University Club planned in Clarksbury area
A large meeting and banquet are planned at the Waldo hotel Wednesday to form The Clarksburge West Virginia University Club. The group aims to unite former students of the state university across major cities including Glarkeburg Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington Charleston Grafton and others to support WVU and bolster alumni activity.
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Glarkeburg
Wheeling
Iain Mont
Charleston
Grafton
Huntington
Parkersburg
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburge West
Virginia University Club
Sweetparen University
State University
Pds
Alma Minter
Thomad
A Bueat
Armstrong
Jones
Prominéne
Scranton farmer finds oak tree heart embedded relic 1652
A fragmented note reports farmer George Schwartz in Scranton discovering an oak tree with heartwood marked 1652. A New Orleans expert links such artifacts to antique suffrage theories and dating methods, while references to Portier and experiments suggest alchemical speculation about celestial or incandescent substances.
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George Schwartz
Scranton
New Orleans
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