Glifford Rites Held Sunday for M. M. Clifford
Requiem mass was held at Sacred Heart church for M M Clifford retired Bluefield city street commissioner who died Sunday morning at his daughter's Welch residence. Burial was at Walnut Grove cemetery. He served Bluefield 25 years and retired in 1928, with periods splitting residence between Bluefield and Welch. Survived by several children and a brother and sister.
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Wheeling ‘Leggers Surrender Ahead of Atlanta Prison
William Lias and two others agreed to surrender to federal authorities in time to depart for the Atlanta prison. Judge William B. Baker announced by long distance tonight that they will begin serving sentences from a liquor conspiracy conviction. Lias faces two years and a $10,000 fine, Fragale and Prossoge 18 months and $1,000 fines.
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Shorty) Fragale
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Evangelist Dick Preaches Communion Message at Midway
Evangelist Floyd W. Dick conducted a revival at Midway Christian Church drawing strong attendance. He spoke Sunday at 11 p.m. on Why The Communion, outlining its meaning as memorial fellowship covenant and prophecy, and urged homes as civilization’s center. Evening services continue nightly at 7:30.
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Toxicologist Reports Finding in Ames Death
New York on November 30 193? toxicologist Dr Alexander Gettler announced the death of actor Robert Ames was caused by brain edema and a heart disorder linked to long term heavy drinking. A hotel room discovery showed empty liquor bottles and an initial hemorrhage theory was rejected by chemical analysis which found traces of a sedative but no narcotics or poison.
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Warner and First National announce salary cuts
Hollywood studios Warner Brothers and First National notify players under contract of 20 to 30 percent pay reductions. Non union employees not under contract were informed they would face similar cuts or possible dismissal if they refused. The move signals a broad economy effort across the two large Hollywood outfits.
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The Fly on the Yacht In Miami Journal
Mary Harkness chases The Fly aboard a yacht heading for the Atlantic in pursuit of a stolen bracelet and a murder case. Bets, Bruce, Countess Lowse, and De Loma loom as suspects while Bates guards Mary and Dirk’s loyalty tests him. The voyage intensifies as clippings reveal Louise De Loma’s past adventures and a tense morning table scene sets up further revelations.
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B C Will Stop Headache In Three Minutes
North Carolina druggists create a combination of ingredients promising relief from any headache or neuralgic pain in three minutes. The preparation named B-C is sold in drug stores and soda fountains, with a 100 and 6c price tag, and is claimed to be harmless and mood lifting after use.
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Pageton Man Killed at Work in Coal Mine
Sherman Dandridge a 24 year old Page Coal and Coke employee was fatally struck between a motor and a coal car at Pageton mines. Funeral services were held on Thanksgiving day. Survived by parents three sisters and four brothers. Church notices include Sunday school at 10 with no other services. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7. Local attendees joined Welch Gary football game in Gary.
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Local Visitors and Weekend Trips In Lancaster Area
Lancaster residents visited Mr and Mrs R Shumate and family over the weekend. Allen Connor of Welch was a town visitor. Mr and Mrs Theo Dietrich and Mrs F Y Christian and family from McDowell were guests midweek. Mr and Mrs S R Shumate and son John motored to Mr Dowell Wednesday night. Raymond Dietrich visited in Landgraff Thursday.
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West Virginia Briefs AP Style Summary
Three men were killed in a mine explosion at Montcoal No 1. Minnie Stull of Princeton, once convicted over a stepson case, goes to trial again for burns sustained after falling into hot water. Dr Barrick Samuel Rankiningwood named superintendent at Spencer State Hospital. State raid commission backs limiting convicts on roads to 600 this winter. Evelyn Harader of Clifton Mills faces murder indictment and insanity consideration. Dr J C Irong, 79, longtime Elkins mayor, dies of heart attack.
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Day News Briefs: Obits and Political Moves
Henry Waltera, chair of Atlantic Coast Line board, dies in New York. NYC reports two deaths and several scare illnesses from acute alcoholism. Curtis says he will not sack Kangas, remains a vice presidential candidate if offered. Republicans nominate Snell of New York for House speaker. Crisp of Georgia will not seek Democratic leadership.
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Would-Be Restaurant Owner Delights In Patience
A witty exchange ends with a vow to wait as a proposal is rejected. He repeats the offer, she responds with assurance and humor, and the moment lingers with light, playful tension. Tit-Hits.
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Blaze Damages Spanish Grille After Fire
Hugene Keith, operator of the Spanish Grille on Bluefield avenue near Wade stadium, estimates losses over 1000 dollars with no insurance. Firemen investigate the cause as most of the interior burned away. a Norfolk Western yard crew spotted the blaze just before 4 am. The structure, built over a small stream, could have collapsed if the fire continued. One man sustained kitchen injuries but fixtures remained intact.
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Name a Movie Actress for $750 Award
An appeal offers $750 cash for a suggested new name for Helen Mann, a Hollywood movie actress, with $260 extra if a winning name is mailed before December 6, 1991. Entries must be sent to Publicity Director B A Williams, Studio A-346, 1023 NL Sycamore Ave, Hollywood California. One entry per contestant. duplicate awards possible.
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