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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1937

Page

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TAZEWELL TO HAVE 5.0. CONVENTION

Religious workers will appear on a one day program at the Sunday school associational conference in Tazewell Baptist Church on May 4. The schedule includes a 1:15 devotional, 2:18 aids in promoting Sunday school work, 3:45 The Great Incentive led by Rev. R. H. Bowden, and adjournment at 4:15.

Baptist Church Amherst Alberta Jones Richmond F. Chauncey Norsfolk Lula Bell Johnson Charlottesville L. C. Northen V. 5 Crenshaw D. R. Hepler Ashland Miss Lu de Hudaing J. B. Hill Richmond, A R. H. Bowden Pocahontas

Grocers Night At Bluefield Food Show And Dance

Grocers of Bluefield and area honored at the food show with a speech by 8 T Shaffer of the National Baking Association, introduced by Mayor P T Saunders. Public attendees enjoy exhibits, prizes, and nightly entertainment including square and barn dances. home economics classes visited the show.

Bluefield Paul Cole Cole Baking Company 8. T. Shaffer National Baking Association Shaffer

Knights Templar installs new officers in Bluefield

Graham Commandery No 22 Knights Templar held a ceremony in the Masonic Temple at Bluefield Virginia Tuesday night installing B F Quillin as commander to succeed C W Painter. Other officers elected include R H Tabor generalissimo Wade H Frazier captain general Tra Wiley senior warden J F Galloway junior warden G W Pyle treasurer J D Hinegardner recorder C S Pippin prelate J B Saunders standard bearer C K Thigpin sword bearer EB G Elliott warden J S Dudley third guard W A Miller second guard C L Shufflebarger first guard and Wm M Painter seneschal.

Graham Commandery Knights Templar B. F. Quillin C. W. Painter Masonic ‘Temple Bluefield H. B. Frazier R. H. Tabor Wade H. Frazier Tra Wiley J. F. Galloway G- W. Pyle J. D. Hinegardner Pippin J. B. Saunders C. K. Thigpin EB. G. Elliott J. S. Dudley W. A. Miller C. L. Shufflebarger Wm. M. Painter

Mrs Annie B Mann Dies A Monroe County Resident

Mrs Annie Booth Mann aged 67 wife of H C Mann a Monroe county resident died suddenly yesterday at her home near Peterstown from a heart ailment She had long suffered heart trouble and is survived by her husband and children Mrs Houston Frazier Booze Mrs Paul Jackson Glen Lyn Russell Jack George Casey and Buddy Mann all of Peterstown Funeral plans were not yet complete last night.

Annie Booth Mann H.C. Mann Monroe County Peterstown

Thieves loot Broadway Shirt Plant in northwest city

Unknown amount of merchandise was stolen Tuesday night from the Broadway Shirt company plant in the northwest section. The intrusion and entry method remain unclear as thieves escaped by breaking a fire escape door lock and the loss was being tallied by management the following day.

Broadway Shirt Company

Three Traffic Cases Heard by City Court

Clarence L. Johnson was convicted of driving while intoxicated in municipal court last night. He received a $50 fine, 60 days in jail, and license revocation. Guy Ritter of Princeton had his case continued until Friday. Frank Tittlelohn was fined $15 for reckless driving, his second offense.

Clarence L. Johnson Guy Ritter Princeton Frank Tittlelohn

NO TRACE OF WELCH DOCTOR'S AUTOMOBILE

A Buick coupe owned by Dr. H. A. Arracey of Welch was stolen from Scott Street Tuesday night during his attendance at a banquet at the West Virginian hotel. Police report no trace of the car as of last night from Chesapeake headquarters. CHESAPEAKE PHONE CO GRANTED EXEMPTIONS

H. A. Arracey Welch Scott Street West, Virginian Chesapeake Phone CO

Coty Leads Mixed NY Dry Goods Trade in Steady Market

In New York on April 28 Coty won gray goods sold in small amounts at steady prices. Finished goods also held steady as Burlap and Wool products showed little movement amid a largely unchanged market tone.

New York Coty

City and Coalfield Items Sale Notes

Cottage curtains in fancy marquisette rust green and gold priced at 68c today from Fretwell's phone 334. Vanity Beauty Shoppe announces daily specials and permanents of assured quality and lasting beauty. Ma Lee Beauty Shop, phone 2760.

Tice Vanity Ma / Lee Beauty Shop

Packard Workers Vote On U A W A

Akron Ohio and nearby cities report labor turmoil as 10 000 Firestone workers end an eight week strike after talks with United Rubber Workers of America. In Connersville Indiana rioting injured three during clashes between United Automobile Workers and independent unions at the Rex plant. Governor Barrows in Lewiston Maine plans to supervise a Wagner act vote to decide a bargaining agency amid a five week Lewiston Auburn shoe strike and factory owner disputes.

Akron Ohio Firestone Tire and Rubber Co United Rubber Workers of America Connersville Ind Rex Manufacturing Company United Automobile Workers of America National Labor Relations Board Comeany Elmer Davis Indianapolis Robert Cowdrill The Labor Board Lewiston Lewis O. Barrows Lewiston-Auburn Lewiston Daily Sun Snld Committee For Industrial Organization Barrows Thaly Thomas J. Willams

Senator Borah Denies Weakness In Trust Laws

Senator Borah disputed claims that trust laws are weak and said price fixing persists on a large scale. He said the federal trade commission has or can obtain facts to justify action. Officials indicated possible general compliance actions against the basing point price system in the steel industry. Attorney General Cummings reported the steel sector uses basing point pricing and may face anti trust action. He warned revision would require intensive study and could not be completed this year.

Federal Trade Commission Trade Commission Cummings Long Congress The

Harlan Shooting Victims Testify Amid Violent Unrest

Testimony describes a deadly clash at Verda and alleged union-busting amid mine guard deployments. A telegram from union workers claims Lloyd Clouse was slain by four guards and Jasper Clouse beaten, with tensions rising as Verda mines face closures and mass firings while operators deny the charges. Ex-deputy Taylor reveals a 43000 payoff offer, partial payment, and hush money amid a senate inquiry. Women in Russia reportedly show interest in spring styles.

Lloyd Clouse Verda Jasper Clouse Gasocration Taylor Clay County Senate Harlan

Last Rites Today for Mercer Farmer K L Lambert

Thomas K. Lambert 85 of 211 Preston Street dies at St. Luke's Hospital after a kidney disorder. Funeral 2:30 at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. Wiley in charge. burial Monte Vista Park. Survived by second wife, five children, a brother and three sisters. Active pallbearers listed. flower bearers from Trinity class.

Thomas K. Lambert Preston Street Mercer County Bluefield St. Luke's Hospital Trinity Methodist Church B. E. Wiley A. B. Moore Athens Monte Vista Park Lambert T. K Charlotte Stowers Lambert Bland County Virginia Crumpler New Hope M. EB. Cook Jasie Allen Princeton Dortha Watts Durganon Sadie Gross J. K. Lambert Milford Del A. M. Lambert Tampa Fiz Rally Augie Mount

Foes of Court Bill Win Majority on Senate Committee

The Senate committee split with two uncommitted members leaning toward the measure. Supporters included Ashurst, Neely, Logan, Dieterich, Pittman, Norris. opponents were King, Van Nuys, McCarran, Hatch, Connally, O Mahoney, Borah, Steiner, McGill, Hughes. Noncommittal members were counted by administration leaders as on the administration side.

Senate Ashurst D. Ariz Neely W. Va Logan D. Ky Dieterich

Officials investigate Oklahoma abortion ring in three states

Watongs Okla April 28 Officials checked the names of 100 girls and women in Oklahoma Texas and Kansas as county attorney Crow called the abortion racket the most monstrous ever revealed in Oklahoma He said statements were obtained from some women and others would be questioned about mistreatment by Della Moore 75 year old midwife charged with the abortion death of Merl Williams Clinton Crow cited 6000 women treated over nine years and two possible death cases Moore denied knowledge of abortion while in jail

Watongs Okla Newson Crow Oklahoma John Crow Moore Longdale Texas Kansas Mrs. Moore Sald Moore

Moundsville mayor nominee dies after pneumonia

Moundsville W Va April 28 William T Carson 44 a Republican primary mayoral nominee died tonight of pneumonia He was reported dead during World War I after a plane crash back of German lines His aircraft fell 6000 feet and Carson survived the wreck was nursed back to health in a German hospital He is survived by a widow and three sons

Moundeville W. Va William T. Carson Carson

Naval unit gets first inspection at Bluefield Navy Reserve

The Bluefield Naval Reserve unit, newly organized, was inspected last night at the federal building by Naval Communication Reserve Commander R. E. Wilson of the fifth naval base in Norfolk. Nine of seventeen recruits were accepted for service, including Lyndall Curtis Dunning and Max James Graham. Transfered Roanoke resident W. E. Williams joined the Bluefield unit. The inspection included Lt. (J. G.) M. L. Shearer, Lt. (J. G.) G. L. Lowe, Chief Walters, and Chief Massey. Commander Wilson noted this was the first unit organized in his district since 1930, covering West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland.

Naval Base Bluefield John Elliott Rutherford W. E. Williams Roanoke Wilson J. G M. L. Shearer G. L. Lowe Walters John Massey Staes West Virginia Virginia Maryland

Durango To Bilbao Fall Sparks Evacuation Plans

In Basque Country turmoil looms as Durango falls to fascist forces. Evacuation of women and children is considered while Bilbao faces siege and possible capture by Gen. Mola's units. The British navy plans to move civilians to St Jean de Luz within days amid fears for 600000 refugees.

Bantander Bilbao London Wilfred Roberts House of Commons Emilio Mole St. Jean de Luz France Floberts Foreign Office Mola Guernica Senor Lizaso

Dizzy Dean Aims For Hubbell Scoreless Streak Record

In New York on April 28 Alan Gould notes Dizzy Dean has 27 more on B to chase Carl Hubbell’s NL record 56 consecutive scoreless innings. Carl Hubbell’s own streak is highlighted, with Red Ruffing’s holdout antics and other notes on War Admiral and spring racing, plus local coach chatter and campus golf.

Alan Gould New York Dizzy Dean Carl Hubbell King Carl Walter Johnson Red Ruffing A.W.O.L Rufus Reds Lou Gehrig Samual D. Riddle War Admiral Little Brown Boss Havre de Grace Louisville Cappy Jane Wells Panama West Point Camp Benning Fort Hamilton Lefty Little Columbia Villanova Manhattan Lou Scholastic Turdies Duke Clarence Ace) Parker Ace Athetics Richmond Mayo James River Tom Wiley Eddie Mooers Colts Dolphins Vernon Kennedy White Sox Chicago Lake Front Bill McKeechnie The Bees Margaret Kunselman Wilkinsburg C. W. Johnson Meadville Tribune Republican Phillies Boston

Coronation Day Wedding Sparks Libel Suit and Uncertain Departure

Windsor solicitor filed action for libel damages and injunction against Geoffrey Dennis and William Heinemann. Duke’s departure date uncertain, dependent on Wallis Simpson divorce decree. He returned drenched after golf this morning as 17 days of snow or rain marked the month. Police protection rose due to spring sightseers.

London Geoffrey Dennis William Heinemann Windsor Wallis Warfield Simpsson

Flood danger eases as Ohio Waters recede

Flood stage at the Ohio junction fell after high waters closed several plants and left about 15 000 workers idled. The peak passed yesterday with minor property damage. Pittsburgh urged federal flood control reservoirs for Ohio watersheds to prevent recurrence while Washington faced rising murky Potomac waters. Also noted are a Highland Scottish records claim and Texas deer losses totaling over 1200.

Ohio River Pittsburgh Ohio Congress Army Engineers Washington

Mrs. F. E. Bastain Dies in Abingdon Virginia

Mrs. F E Bastain died suddenly at her Abingdon Virginia home. She and husband Mr Bastain lived in Narrows for about forty years before moving four years ago when he became superintendent of the Norfolk and Western North Carolina branch. Funeral services were set for 1 o clock this afternoon in Abingdon with burial in Wilkesport Pennsylvania. They had no children.

Bastain Narrows Abingdon North Caroline Norfolk and Western New River Holston

Denhardt jury to view death spot in old trial notes

Jurors consider a death spot and blood evidence as witnesses recount paraffin tests and pistol rumors linked to General Denhardt trial material. Testimony includes Mrs Taylor clothing blood group findings and a LaGrange undertaker wife paraffin test, with farm witnesses offering conflicting pistol color recalls. Betty Buchanan of Richmond notes extensive family ties across generations.

Page One Justice Washington Donaldson Oth J Donadison Clarence Gilbert Emmett Roberts Denhardt Oldham County

Teacher Dies at Grafton High School

Migs Grace Loar longtime Grafton high school faculty member and coach of the state champion national thespian troupe died suddenly after a major operation in Grafton city hospital. Funeral plans not yet set. New scout leader named in Charleston regional conference for West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio with regional officers elected.

Grafton W. Va Migs Grace Loar Grafton High School Grafton City Gratton Fairmont Charleston Bennett Chapple, Sr Middletown West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Kendell Bryan Parkersburg Arthur Fearnlbher Akron

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