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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

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House Okays Automatic Control Plan

The House approved an alarm clock style auto price wage control plan to take effect if living costs rise five percent from June 15. President Truman condemned it as inviting inflation and pressed for authority to roll back prices within a May 24 to June 24 window. The Senate committee is also considering automatic controls as lawmakers weigh inflation risks.

Washington House Truman Senate Banking Committee Rep. McKinnon D - Calif Congress Maybank D-Sc Senate Leon Keyserling President's Council of Economic Advisers Keyserling Acheson Johnson White House Franco Spain Spain

Gas Firm Seeks Fast Ruling on Bluefield Gas Service

Bluefield Gas Co seeks a speedy decision from the public utility commission on supplying Bluefield West Virginia with natural gas. LeRoy Katz, counsel for the company, asked the hearing panel to waive an examiner's intermediate ruling and to issue a swift verdict. Katz warned of potential pipe material shortages and urged an early decision to avoid service disruption as winter appliances switch to natural gas. Ned Shott of the company testified that Bluefield customers face possible gas loss if natural gas is not approved, while current customers wait hoping for cheaper gas.

The Power Commission Bluefield Gas Co Bluefield W. Va.Va LeRoy Katz Bluefield Company Washington Commission Katz Ned Shott Shott

Truman Backing Acheson Johnson And Hutchinson

President Truman reaffirmed support for Acheson and Defense Secretary Marshall as long as he serves, urging faith in Korea policy and endorsing the administration’s team amid criticism from opponents.

Truman Atcheson Johnson and Hutchinson Washington Dean Acheson Defense Louis Tahnenn Eill Dew Im Tha Schinat

Britain plans three year defense program with US aid

Britain unveiled a 9.52 billion dollar three year defense plan to bolster Western defense against the Soviet Union, seeking substantial U.S. financial help and offering to supply free British made military equipment to NATO partners. Prime Minister Attlee said the program would lift defense spending to about 10 percent of national income, dependent on U.S. assistance. The plan, to be debated in Parliament, would slow postwar recovery but aims to defend the free world.

London Britain Russia United States U.S Attlee U. S Lewis Douglas United Kingdom Free World Atlantic

U.N. Council Rejects Russian Move on China and Korea

In a heated session the Security Council voted 8 to 1 to substitute the U.S. motion for the Russian item, keeping Korean aggression under discussion and seeking to confine the war to Korea. The council did not agenda the Chinese question. Malik decried the process as illegal. Austin condemned repeated Soviet charges as the session ended with no compromise on seating Communist China.

United States Britain France China Norway Cuba Ecuador Egypt India Yugoslavia Republic of Korea Malik U. N Warren R. Austin Jakob A. Malik Security Council Soviet Union

Yanks Penetrate Deep Behind Enemy Lines in Korea

A tank led U S battalion dashed 22 miles behind enemy lines near Chinju in a deep reconnaissance in force. They captured documents maps and Russian equipment then re formed to defend a command post against a counterattack amid heavy fire. Two U S tanks were hit by Russian 75 mm guns with light American losses reported.

U. S Korea U.S Chinju Masan Pusan Yongdok

Bluefield Coal Show to Highlight Special Edition

The Daily Telegraph and Sunset News publish a special edition for the Bluefield Coal Show opening on Wednesday August 16. Up to 50 000 attendees are expected as the four day exhibit showcases mining progress and Pocahontas field developments with extensive photos and art.

The Daily Telegraph Sunset News Bluefield Tazewell Pocahontas

Carper Alleges Self Defense in Princeton Murder Trial

Irvin Isaac Carper testified in Mercer county court that he shot Frazier Harless on the Princeton police station steps to prevent an abduction and his wife’s alleged affair. He said Harless acted as if drawing a weapon, prompting the fatal shooting amid the trial’s second day.

Carper Princeton Irvin Isaac Carper Frazier Harless Mercer County Criminal Court Harless Mictagin F Morton Wagner Walter G. Burton American Service Company Bluefield Mercer Street Court House Memorial Hospital

Stray Bullet Hits Local Man's Auto

A stray .22 rifle bullet shattered a windshield on a Glendale avenue drive by Mr and Mrs Woodrow Neal of Virginia avenue. Police traced the shot to boys shooting rats in the Stovall dump area and the youths agreed to pay for a new windshield after a severe lecture.

Bluefield Woodrow Neal Virginia Avenue Glendale Avenue Neal Neals Lewis Perdue Lewis Cook L. H. Lilly R. C. Lambert Stovall

Lightning Sets Bed In Hotel Ablaze

A thunderstorm in Newport News Virginia on August 3 caused flooding in city and county areas and knocked out power in parts of Warwick and Elizabeth counties. Lightning struck at least 12 structures and trees and lit a bed on fire in a Warwick hotel room, quickly extinguished. Rainfall reached 1.96 inches, the third highest of the year.

Newport News Warwick County Elizabeth County Warwick

Polio Cripples Wytheville Families As 111 Cases Hit Town

Wytheville Virginia battles infantile paralysis as 111 polio victims, many children, fill hospitals and homes. A home care plan trains parents with nurses and therapists to reduce hospital stays and speed recovery. Families like the Taylors bear the hardest hit with several children affected.

Wytheville Virginia Public Health March of Dimes National Foundation For Wythe County National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Howard Taylor Charles Sherman Taylor Howard Ray Donnie Taylor Allen Jo Ann Bonnie Cookie

Reds Repulsed In Drive Aimed At U S Base

U S 25th division rushed from the north to reinforce the southern front near Pusan as North Korean forces pressed along the Naktong line. Marine and army reinforcements advanced with tanks and flamethrowers while air power joined the fight against the Reds.

U. S. Base Tokyo Pusar Korea U.S U. S 25Th Eighth Army 24Th Seoul Pusan First Cavalry Taegu Naktong Associated Press Hal Boyle First Marine Division Second Infantry Division Masan Chungam Chinju

13 New Polio Cases In W Va Last Week

West Virginia reported 13 new infantile paralysis cases last week, up from the prior week but far below the 24 cases from the same period a year ago. The year to date reached 65, with Raleigh Cabell Kanawha Clay Fayette Marshall and Wyoming counties affected. The health department also logged 47 whooping cough cases across eight counties including Mineral and Brooke.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia State Health Department Raleigh Cabell Kanawha Clay, Fayette Marshall Wyoming Mineral Brooke

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