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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1938

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Soviet Artillery Pounds Four Mile Front On Siberian Border

Soviet heavy artillery pounded a four mile Japanese front as of Aug 9 near Yuki Korea. Observers noted direct hits at Hill 82 and Hill 52 amid bombardment from six inch shells at up to six per minute. Reports say Japanese forces may have been routed from Changkufeng but returned to positions under withering fire. Soviet defenses are expanding near Possiet Bay with cavalry, artillery and tanks mobilized on the southwest shore.

J. D. White Yuki Korea Siberian Changkufeng Ceggre Feng Fogi Rashin Kogi Runnig Tokyo War Office Russia Possiet Bay Siberian-Manchouk

Fate of Baby to Be Decided by Medical Tests

New York August ninth. Baby Helaine Judith Colan of Chicago, four months old, was taken to Newark airport to undergo examination at Presbyterian Hospital eye institute. Dr. Algernon B. Reese to assess whether cancerous growth has blinded the child or threatened her brain and life. Grandmother Mrs. Morris Hershman accompanied the infant seeking a hopeful outcome. See page ten for details.

New York Helaine Judith Colan Chicago Presbyterian Hospital Algernon B. Reese Morris Hershman

Mercer County faces ballistics report before actions on Wood case

Mercer authorities await C R Cobb ballistics report on bullet from Grayson Bell killing as Hugh G Wood Jr awaits formal charges. Judge Hugh G Woods defends his son while funeral plans proceed for Bell, with investigation still ongoing and scene security reduced.

C. R. Cobb State Department of Public Service Hugh G Buster) Wood, Jr Princeton Grayson Bell G. H. Crumpecker Cobb Crumpecker Bell Roscoe Pendleton Clendenin Charleston Mercer County Hugh G. Woods Mercer County Bar Association Criminal Court Woods Puneralse

Eyes From Dead Woman Restore Sight to Two Recipients

In San Francisco on Aug 9, longstanding eyes from a deceased woman were transplanted into two recipients. The first patient exclaimed, I can see the fingers and colors, while the second reported blurred vision as surgeons and a minister described the moment of restored sight.

San Francisco Morton

Federals Begin Another Attack Near Lerida on Segre Front

Government troops crossed the Segre River between Lerida and Balaguer and pushed into insurgent territory in a 14 mile front. Militiamen used pontoon bridges, surprising Franco forces as they sought to seize Lerida and hem in insurgent positions along the frontier.

Hendaye France Spain Segre Lerida Balaguer Franco Ebro Gandesa Jose Miaja Albarracin Teruel-Sagunto Road Barcelona

Dwyer Case Resting as Carroll Murder Trial Proceeds

In Maine at South Paris the prosecution rested eight day case claiming Paul N. Dwyer can be the key witness to a double murder by Francis M. Carroll. Warden Welch testified to a letter and motive while defense seeks time to review 15 of 38 witnesses.

South Paris Paul N. Dwyer Francis M. Carroll James G. Littlefield Clyde R. Chapman Chapman Dwyer Carroll Barbara John H. Welch Ith Dia Carroll Lydia Prehad Jim Sones Bating Ten N. J Barbara ‘Carroll

Mob Violence Returns in Chicago as Two Killings Shake City

Chicago detectives probe a link between the Dungan slaying and the death of Sam Picciotto as mob style ambushes mount. Police corner leaders and associates of the painters and decorators union amid a wave of violence.

Young Thug Tells Of Crime Career

Baltimore police questioned Charles Bird 26 a former public enemy No 2 who boasted a crime career netted about $100 000 and said he would not be tried there due to wanted cases in other cities His wife an expecting mother cried during questioning Bird admitted a $1000 brewery robbery attempt while planning to ambush several banks A 16 year old witness described a green car used by the robber and detectives searched many new cars for clues

Baltimore Charles Bird Desperado Bird Cooney William Clarkson

Maryland woman rescues two children from burning truck

Mrs James M Marsh of Hyattsville Md smashed the windshield of a burning truck and pulled two boys from the cab after her car collided with the truck near Winchester Pa Police credited her with saving the son of Pursey Baker of Clear Spring Md and a boy named Paul Ramsburg of Capon Bridge W Va The Baker child was injured with cuts and bruises Mrs Marsh and her own children escaped unhurt as the truck went up in flames

Winchester James M. Marsh Hyattsville Pursey C. Baker Clear Spring Paul Ramsburg Capon Bridge W. Va Baker Ker

Business Executives See Some Improvement

New York reports from twenty diversified executives in various cities show a general feeling of improved business and hope for further gains in the fall. The survey, released by George A. Sloan of the Consumers Goods Industries Committee, notes cautious optimism and the care to avoid wage cuts or longer hours.

New York George A. Sloan Consumers Goods Industries Committee NRA Hugh Johnson Code Authority Durable Goods Committee Consumers Indus Sloan

Stamp worth fifty thousand found by stamp hunter

Warren R. Du Bois bought a large estate stamp collection for 300 dollars. He found a one cent blue stamp with a Baltimore first day cancel dated Aug 17 1861 worth 50 000 dollars. Earlier known cancel was Aug 22 1861 owned by Eve Gross of Providence Rhode Island.

Los Angeles Warren R. du Bois du Bois Baltimore Ae Boiss Eve Gross Providence R. 1

Tax must stay to aid farmers in West Virginia

Jackson's Mill, W V Ade 9 hints the next legislature must reenact the one cent emergency gasoline tax to fund secondary roads for farmers. Road Commissioner Burr H Simpson told the West Virginia farm bureau that the tax, now five cents a gallon, expires next year and is earmarked for farm to market routes. West Virginia has 29 000 miles of secondary highways and $1 590 000 annually from the emergency tax beyond this amount.

Jackson's Mill W. Va Burr H. Simpson West Virginia Farm Bureau West Virginia Simpson

Japanese Air Attacks Hit Canton and Kwangtung Province

Canton and nearby Kwangtung province endured a second day of heavy aerial bombardment by the Japanese fifth naval squadron. About 200 killed, 300+ injured, scores missing as whole districts were leveled and a girls' school destroyed amid widespread devastation.

Canton China South China Kwangtung Province Taipingshan

Arrest Made in Bo Wheeler Gage

Frank Glovers who runs a filling station on route 81 between Tazewell and Bishop is held in the Tazewell county jail for questioning in the death of Harry Bo Wheeler 26 of Bishop. Wheeler was found unconscious on the highway near Glovers station and died at Bluefield sanitarium.

Frank Glovers Tazewell Bishop Tazewell County Harry “Bo” Wheeler Glovers’ Station Wheeler Bluefield Sanitarium R. L. Hilton Carl Gillespie Richlands Funeral Home Richlands Gillespie Glovers E. E. Wiley Trinity Metha Bluefield Ernest M. Ritchey Son McCutcheon Wheeler Ehrl Erma Jean John Charles Alex Wheeler Robert W Dave Kate Chancellor Mary Myers Johnson City Eva Rockwell Radford Bishop Area Jim French Gram French Dick Asbury Claude Tolley John Dillon George McCall Parson Morrison Frank Barton Andy Mercer Sim Grizle Ernie Mace

Roosevelt Sees Barkley Victory As Expected

President Roosevelt returned to the United States aboard the cruiser Houston after a fishing trip. He declined to comment on Sen. Barkley’s renomination in Kentucky, saying details were in rough draft. He planned talks in Athens and Barnesville Georgia and would review the speeches before delivery. He also noted Sen. D. Smith’s bid for renomination in South Carolina.

Pensacola Fla Roosevelt United States San Diego Calif Houston Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Barkley Oares West Athens Barnesville Greenville Tello South Carolina D. Smith

Barkley Defeats Chandler In Kentucky Senate Primary

Final unofficial returns from 4315 precincts show Sen Alben W Barkley with 294214 votes to 223429 for Gov A B Chandler. In Jefferson County Barkley leads by 30399. Total primary turnout reaches a record 517643 votes in Kentucky.

Louisville Alben W. Barkley A. B. Chandler Barkley Jefferson

Search For Truck Driver In West Virginia Accident

A search was ordered for the driver of a truck after Sonny Jeffries, 10, fell from the vehicle near Fayetteville on August 9. The truck allegedly struck an object, causing the youth to be ejected as the truck veered and turned.

Fayetteville W. Va Sonny Jeffries

Caraway Trails McLellan in Arkansas Democratic Primary

A close Arkansas primary shows Senator Hattie W. Caraway leading Rep. John L. McLellan as votes are counted, with Caraway promoting pro Roosevelt renomination. Ohio races see Senator Bulkley lead Taft in GOP contests and saw Democratic governor candidates Davey and Sawyer vying.

Associated Press Hattie W. Caraway Arkansas John L. McClellan Robert J. Bulkley Ohio Caraway George Whi Robert A. Taft Arthur H. Day Martin L. Davey Charles Sawyer Carl E. Fore Bailey Cook Aoe White Susan Taft Day Sawyers P. Pope George White Senate Roosevelt Rep. McClellan Worth Clark

Motorcycle crash kills 70 year old man in Mercer County

Jim Saul of the Bluefield-Bramwell road was fatally struck by a motorcycle on the Lorton Lick road. Rider Paris Saunders, 26, and passenger Mildred Shrader, 19, were injured as the bike spilled after impact. Saunders questioned by Sheriff Crum. Saunders and companions remained at police early today.

Bluefield-Bramwell Road P. Saunders Jim Saul Lorton Lick Road Paris Saunders Mildred Shrader Goodwill Saul Bluefield County Oficers Mercer Funeral Home G. H. Crum Blue Saunders

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Little Helaine Colan Baby Jacob Riis Park Buster Woods Segre River Tate Maine Carroll Case Sam “Frog Legs” Picciotto White Sox James G. Dungan Painters and Decorators Union William O’brien Dungan Picciotto Young Thug Maryland Lammot du Pont E. J. du Pont J. D. A. Morrow Pittsburgh Kwangtan South China Coast BO Wheeler Gage Hattie Caraway Arkansas Rage McClellan Davey Sawyer Bulkley Pope Idaho Nebraska
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