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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1933

Page

4

Kiwanis Club Highlights International Convention News

Athens observer Karles H Archer described Kiwanis International in Los Angeles at Bluefield club lunch. He praised unity, membership growth and finances while outlining upcoming local programs and interclub plans with Princeton Athens and Matka clubs. Visitors F L Washburn and Howard OConnor attended.

Karles H. Archer Athens Strar Concord State Teachers’ Eye West Villa Kiwanis Clubs Bluefield Club Tnly Archer Kiwanis Interfonal Los Angeles Cal West Dr. Archer Kiwanis Ernational Thomas H. Scott Upfield Princeton-Athens Matka Kiwanis Shawnee Kyle McCormick D. L. Wey S. E. Via R. R. Sage Bluefield West Irginia Kiwanis Clube Albert S. Kemper Owe Agnet Princeton-Athens Lab F. L. Washburn Columna, O Howard O'Connor New York City

Steel Industry Stampede Over Code Provisions Surges

Johnson and Lamont debate the steel code open shop clause and employee representation plan as the industry pushes to omit a disputed section. Lamont reads a statement favoring open shop and calls for avoiding fundamental questions at the hearing.

Johnson Lamont

Parkersburg to Host Legion Junior Championship Dates

Parkersburg W Va. announces the American Legion junior baseball championship series will be held August 2 3 and 4. W M McClain of legion athletic notes the event and regional teams from area 1 will compete for state honors in Parkersburg.

Parkersburg Kerses W. Va American Legion W. MW. McClain. Legion Athletic Lark Lure

Virginia Chief Weds Secretary in Virginia

Governor John Garland Pollard of Virginia married his secretary Miss Violet Elizabeth McDougall at First Presbyterian church Winnipeg Minnesota. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Gordon McLean with relatives present. The couple left for Minneapolis and Chicago en route to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia after the wedding.

Overnor John Garland Pollard Virginia Elizabeth McDougall Winnipeg Canada Minn John Garland Pollard Violet Elizabeth McDougall First Presbyterian Church Gordon McLean Minneapolis Chicago White Sulphur Springs W. Va Glengarry County Ontario J. A. McKerchar Misa Bertha McDougall Mr. Pollard California

Retail codes cover broad list of stores signed by trade groups

Hugh S. Johnson explains which retailer types are affected including dry goods, department, specialty, mail order, men's wear, furniture, hardware and shoe trades and grocery distributors. Codes apply to traders affiliated with presenting associations and allow insignia use under wage provisions. Drug stores not yet under a code. restaurants not included. $1 wage differential applies in the South. enforcement relies on opinion and signing the blanket agreement.

Roosevelt National Retail Furniture Association National Retail Hardware Association Mail Order Association of America National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers National Retail Dry Goods Association National Shoe Retailers Association National Association of Retail Grocers National Wholesale Grocers Association National Retailer-Owned Wholesale Grocers National Grocery Chain Store Association and Food Chain Store Distributors

Codes Propose Exemptions for Nine Retail Groups Approved

A plan to exempt nine retail groups was approved, with officials noting no major exemptions would be allowed. The administrator warned against locking in one wage scale and later forcing adoption, while Johnson said codes could be expedited if wage and hour scales meet standards and blue eagle rules apply. Other industries may submit codes for immediate implementation if satisfactory.

Johnson

Kroger Store On Bland Street Robbed At Night

Merchandise valued around 40 dollars was stolen from the Bland street Kroger store. Burglars gained access to a rear shed and pried the back door open. Thieves took seven chickens and a quantity of cigarettes.

Bland Street Kroger Grocery Company

Local Retail Classifieds Sketch City Auction and Shops

Dixie Clothing Co offers theater auctions and clothing services at Pedigo Building with 50 cent suit cleaning. The Little Coffee Shop Raleigh Hotel serves plate lunches for 25 cents. Corn Country Gentlemen items include a Duff box and medical music sale with Jane Kay toilet goods promotion at Fretwell’s.

Plumbers Group Forms Mercer McDowell Counties Unit

The Master Plumbers Association of Mercer and McDowell counties organized last night with a pledge to cooperate under the national recovery act. Douglas Barger presides. Carl Hendrickson is vice president and K M Buford serves as secretary and treasurer. The group will affiliate with state and national bodies. A joint picnic meeting with Beckley Master Plumbers is set for August 7, inviting jobbers from Bluefield Beckley Charleston and nearby cities.

Master Plumbers Association Mercer McDowell Roosevelt Douglas Barger Princeton Carl Hendrickson Bluefield K. M. Buford Beckley Charleston

N. and W. Mines Set New Daily Loading Mark

A new daily loading record was set in the Norfolk and Western fields on Monday with 2,860 cars of coal loaded. Officials note it is the best in two years, though today’s movement is expected to be heavier due to the start of the week.

Norfolk and Western Fields

Pocahontas Transportation Captures National Safety Award

The Pocahontas Transportation Co won first place in the National Safety Council for safe inter city bus operation. The firm logged 555,090 miles without an accident in mountainous, densely populated coalfield territory over thirteen years with no fatalities. Bus operators Frank Perdue and others are credited for the record.

National Safety Council Pocahontas Transportation Company Chicago McDowell Frank Perdue Ed Widener Vance Lewis W. C. Buchanan F. ©. Davis Lee Abshire Clarence Spencer Glen Ellis J. Smith John Knea Ed Gray J. L. Kessinger H. Douglas Z. Zandi O. Badger Jack Totri

Gandhi Arrest Triggers New Disobedience Campaign

Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi, his wife, secretary Mahadev Desai and 32 followers were arrested at 1 40 am at Sabarmati Ashram by civil authorities under emergency powers. The plan called for disbanding the ashram and marching to Ras in Kaira to recruit village participation in a new individual acts movement.

Ahemedabad India Mahatma Gandha Sabarmati Seth Ranchooddass Gandhi Mahadev Desai Ras Kaira

New York Welcomes Jimmie Mattern After Flight Return

Jimmie Mattern was formally welcomed back from a perilous flight with a ceremony in city hall park. Mayor John P. O'Brien praised his youth, pluck, and determination, calling the return a bright chapter in American aviation as a crowd of about 5,000 listened to the speeches.

New York Jimmie Mattern City Texas John P. O'brien City Hall Park Mattern Canada

Globe-cirdling flyer returns to city hall with escort

A world circling aviator who began the journey on June 3 at Floyd Bennett Field was transported from his Coney Island hotel to City Hall by a motorcycle escort yesterday.

Floyd Bennett Field City Hall Coney Island

Ayers Named Virginian Official In Roanoke

W. P. Ayers, after twelve years as assistant agent, will succeed the late M. H. Birchfield as general agent of the Virginian Railway at Roanoke. Promotion approved by C. Bucholtz and S. M. Assit and will take effect August 1. Birchfield died of a heart attack July 17.

W. P. Ayers

Local Guardsmen Return From annual encampment

Bluefield Howitzer company led by Captain Toy Nelson and the 150th infantry band under War rant Officer Richard Ramage returned Sunday from a two week camp at Camp Conley. The units reported a fine encampment and used amateur radio to keep in contact with homefolk, via station W8KIK run by L. M. Dunnam in Augusta street, exchanging radiograms with Camp Conley as part of the army navy and amateur post network.

Bluefield Howitzer Company West Virginia National Guard Toy Nelson 150Th Infantry Band Richard Ramage Camp Conley Two Guard Unite Bluefield National Guard W&8kik L. M. Dunnam Augusta Street Army Navy

Retail Stores Adopt Uniform Hours Under Code

More than 100 city retailers endorsed the national recovery administration emergency blanket code at a chamber of commerce meeting. Effective today stores except groceries and drugs open 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 9. groceries 7:30 to 5:30 starting August 7. druggists to set hours. Wade H. Harry presided as retailers discuss the president's re employment agreement and wage-boost plan.

National Recovery Administration Chamber of Commerce Wade H. Harry The

Mid-Atlantic League Scores With Close Contests

Beckley defeated Charleston 3 to 2 while Wheeling beat Johnstown 6 to 5. Zanesville led Huntington 20 to blank as other games were not scheduled.

Beckley Charleston Wheeling Johnstown Zanesville Huntington

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Arles H. Archer Steel Industry Eanses Company Union Provision Steel Institute Recovery Administration Ean B Phair Ing Perkins Eeven Green Advisory Council On Steel Federation of Labor Hugh S. Johnson South Dixie Clothing Co. Pedigo Bldg Berryman Raleigh Hotel Jane Kay Fretwell’s Mahatma Gandhi Jimmy Mattern Ol’ Man Wood Manbe Golly Skeezix Clarence Mid-Atlantic League I and Bluefield Casket Co Bluefield, VA Altamont Barber Shop Albert’s Barber Shop Central Commercial Matt Elk’s Barber Shop Exchange Barber Shop Wills Service Sanek Barber Shop Thomas Street Clover Leaf Barber Shop West Virginian Barber Shop the Classic Jones Street Barber Shop Travelers Barber Shop West End Johnson’s Barber Shop Holt’s Barber Shop Boots BY Martin Spence
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