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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

9

Tazewell Man Dies by Own Action

Victim from Tazewell to death by own action connected to service at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis Md. Mr Hurt married about five years. Nephew of late Barnes Gillespie noted Tazewell lawyer. Funeral arrangements announced. Services at Christian church Tazewell conducted by Rev George E Owens burial in Jeffersonville cemetery.

United States Naval Academy Annapolis Hurt Hert Barnes Gillespie Tazewell Christian Church George E. Owens Jeffersonville

City and Coalfield Items Sale and Event Notices

Ladies dresses rough crepe silk and wool blends discounted to 4 95 at Fretwell s. Turkey dinner at First Christian church Friday December 2 from 6 to 8 40 cent price. Mickey Mouse club free tickets at Hotel Matt Barber Shop. Street car ride five cents. Piano tuning by Harry M Haffen Roanoke available via West Virginian. Episcopal church Friday at 6 pm 50c menu excellent.

Fretwell First Christian Church Matt

Virginia Manganese Boom Hopes From Dumping Ban

Virginia ore owners see light after the treasurer department halts dumping of Russian manganese. Massive undeveloped deposits in Bland and Tazewell counties may revive operations stalled by foreign imports after World War I. local owners press for favorable conditions to exploit manganese wealth west of the Appalachian ridge.

Virginia Treasurer Department Bland Tazewell Sitite Ridge

Bland Bear Hunters On Trail Of Brain

In Bland Tuesday locals told Bluefield VA reporters that a mammoth bear has led a long chase for a day and night. Neal and Heldreth bear hounds are in pursuit as the pack echoes along the Lakes to Florida highway near Walker's Mountain. The bear, feared to be the same old offender that startled a highway watchman last fall, remains at large.

Wland County Bluefield Bland T. M. Gravely Bastian Neal Heldreth Lakes-to

Pollard Kump Meeting Draws Public Interest

Observers in Richmond show keen interest as Governor elect H G Kump of West Virginia meets Governor Pollard of Virginia and discusses the possible stance on a new deal. A Virginia session is urged by some officials with talk of shortening public schools next spring.

H. G. Kump West Virginia John Garland Pollard Virginia Richmond Pollard Kump West Viiginia Mountain Virginia General Assembly

Diplomatic Liquor Case Involving Melendez And Leiva

A case regarding several cases of liquor is filed with the state department. Roberto Melendez, a Salvadoran diplomat, claims his predecessor in Washington is at fault. Dr. Carlos Leiva is accused of unlawfully taking diplomatic liquor meant for Melendez and calls the accusation vile slander.

State Department Roberto Lendez Salvador Washington Carlos Leiva Melendez Leiva

Graham Presbyterian choir to meet Thursday evening

Virginia notes report a Graham Presbyterian church choir practice set for Thursday December 1 at 7 30 pm at Mrs C E B Prillaman home Coeburn news item describes Coeburn hardware store loss in Monday fire valued above 100 000 with Miss Clare V Lay Bluefield teacher as an owner.

Graham Presbyterian Church Coeburn Virginia Clare V. Lay Bluefield

Bashful Mr Bob to Play at Dixie Theatre Tonight

Local talent present Bashful Mr Bob this evening at 8 30 in the Dixie theatre after the first picture show. The event was wrongly announced as at Palmer hall yesterday. Circle No 1 of the Graham Methodist church sponsors the entertainment and expects a packed house.

Bob Dixie Theater Palmer Hall Circle No. 1 Graham Methodist Church

Elk hunt opens in Giles county three day season

Local hunters from several counties plan a dawn drive into Elk country in Giles county for a three day hunt. Each hunter may take one bull elk while cow elks remain protected. Game wardens from neighboring counties will assist Giles county wardens during the period.

Elkland Giles County

Flannagan Seeks Abolition Of Useless Federal Offices

Bluefield Virginia Democrats question Rep. Flannagan plan to abolish or consolidate federal offices in the Ninth District. He claims many offices are useless though local leaders say only post offices exist and no specific offices are listed. A suggestion mentions closing a Bluefield post office as economy drive.

Bluefield John W. Flannagan Ninth Bristol Flannagan Ninth District Virginia Washington Khansan

Bluefield Goes Dry Fifteen Hours After Valve Blowout

Bluefield Virginia experienced a fifteen hour water outage from Tuesday night into Wednesday due to a pipeline valve blowout near the city reservoir. The interruption followed a planned shutoff for sprinkler system work by Chicago House Furnishing, with repairs completed by Wednesday morning.

Bluefield City Chicago House Furnishing Company

Christmas Windows Shine in Bluefield Shops

Bluefield Virginia stores present festive window displays with holiday goods and many dolls on view. New designs add color as the town embraces Christmas cheer.

Bluefield Christ

Prices Down Hit Beefeaters in Clinch Valley Market

Graziers who held back beeves faced disappointment as several carloads shipped to the Clinch valley in late November sold for 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 cents per pound on some markets. Earlier in the season top beeves reached 8 1/4 cents, then declined to 6 to 6 1/2 cents. Market fluctuations settled around 5 1/2 cents with 4 1/2 cents seen as unusually low.

Clinch Valley Graziers Eay

Ww C T U Prayer Service Hears Prohibition Resolutions

The Monday prayer service in the Methodist church parlor themed Be Strong and Courageous adopted resolutions against modifying national prohibition and against repealing the eighteenth amendment. City leaders signed and mailed them to Senators Swanson and Glase and Rep. Flannazon. A second call urges a December 5 prayer meeting as Congress opens to thwart opponents of prohibition.

Methodist Church Mice Betty Crockett Claude A. Swanson Carter Glase John W. Flannazon

Virginia Side Personalities and Delta Drill Practice

Attorney K C Patty visited Halifax County on business. The Eastern Star drill team meets at 7 30 this evening for a Christmas program. Mrs N S Blankenship of Vulcan plans a visit with Mrs F N Shelton on Walnut Street. Blankenship is wife of the Norfolk and Western agent at Vulcan.

Attorny K. C. Patty Haline County Order of Eastern Star N.S. Blankenship Vulcan F. N. Shelton Walnut Street Blenkenship Norfolk and Western

Extradition Planned for Spinelli from Italy

Allegheny County officials move to extradite Giuseppe Spinelli known as Big Mike from Italy to face charges in the slayings of the three V pe brothers. District Attorney Andrew T. Park authorized two men to travel to Italy to arrange the formal process with Governor Pinchot's signature expected in Harrisburg. Spinelli was arrested in Italy last week after months of police pursuit.

Pitteb Giuseppe Big Mike) Spinelli Italy V*pe Allegheny County Commissioners Andrew T. Park Harrisburg Pinchot Park Spinelli

Federal Reserve notes weaker district business and permits

The Fifth District reports lower business trends than 1931 due to drought and acreage cuts. Farmers grow more feed and food though crops are cheap with uncertain cash income. Construction lags, keeping unemployment high with a building permit tally listing Bluefield Charleston Clarkeburg and Huntington totals across several projects.

Bluefield Charleston Clarkeburg Huntington

Sixth District Senate Vote to be Contested

Huntington West Virginia November 30. Notice of intention to contest the Sixth district state senatorial election vote was prepared for Frank Millender Democrat of Wayne. It charges conspiracy by McDowell county officers and election officers to prevent a fair election and alleges ballot tampering and armed men at polling places. Depositions will be taken in McDowell county for presentation to the senate upon convening January 11.

Huntington W. Va Senate Frank Millender Democrat Wayne Millender A. G. Rutherford Republcan Welch George I. Neal F. Witcher McConrod Soth McDowell County Neal Rutherford

Marathon Dance Halted After Six Months in Pittsburgh

City officials, police, humane society, and the promoter agreed to end a six month marathon dance contest in Pittsburgh with seven participants and a $1,000 prize. The winner split prize with survivors after dancing 4,250 hours to midnight, prompting public outcry over the grueling event.

Pittsburgh Police The Humane Society Promonter John M. Phillips Peter B. Walsh Joe Mazer Mathematists

Testimony closes in Eskew murder trial in Huntington

Huntington reports that testimony finished in the trial of 18 year old Rebus Eskew charged with killing J C Johnson over farm liquor plans. Eskew denied the love affair motive with Mrs Camma Johnson, while Darius Adkins already convicted faces life. The state plans Eskew and Mrs Johnson trials to follow.

Huntington W. Va Rebus Eskew J. C. Johnson Heath Johnson Adkins Eskew

Receivers Named for Van Camp Company

In Indianapolis on November 30 receivers were appointed in federal and state courts for the Van Camp Packing Company and its subsidiaries. Fred C. Dickson of Indiana Trust was named receiver for the Van Camp Milk and Van Camp Oil companies. John B. Frenzel Jr. of Merchants National Bank was named receiver for Van Camp Products. F. H. Hill, a Van Camp Milk employee, was named receiver for Van Camp Products. Courts ordered business to continue during reorganizational actions.

Indianapolis van Camp Packing Company Fred C. Dickson Indianan Trust Company van Camp Milk Company van Camp Oil Company John B. Frenzel Jr Merchants National Bank van Camp Products Company F. H. Hill VanCamp Milk Company

Rites Held Today for Mrs J Thad Kendrick

Last rites held at 2 pm at Tazewell Christian Church for Mrs J Thad Kendrick who died Tuesday at her home in Tazwell after a brief illness. The Rev J N Harman officiated with the Rev George E Owens assisting. Burial followed in Maple Shade Cemetery.

Tazewell Christian Church J. Thad Kendrick Tazwell J. N. Harman Wil George E. Owens Maple Shade

Marchers From Several States Head To Washington D C

Groups from New England New York and New Jersey arrive in Trenton for an overnight stop en route to Washington D C Police guard city hall as Governor Moore criticizes the marchers goal. In Scranton more than 190 hunger marchers from western states pause overnight before continuing to the capital.

Trenton N. J New England New York New Jersey Washington City Hall Harry Moore George B. la Barre Congress Scranton Washington, D. C

Charity Provides Haven for Bellevue Hospital Patient

Chicago reports Bellevue hospital, under bankruptcy, finally housed its last patient David Fitzgerald who had stayed five weeks with a broken hip. The departure cost staff jobs and left only $20 unpaid as other hospitals refused admission. Manager Carl Bauer faced fraud charges. bail issues delayed his case while the hospital, saddled by four mortgages, faced collapse after a history of name changes.

Chicago Bellevue Hospital David Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Carl Bauer Bellevue Bauer Mercy For

Japanese Cavalry Attacks Revolters in Manchuria advance

Japanese forces led by cavalry and infantry, numbering in the thousands, advanced over 190 miles into revolter lines east of the Khingan mountains. Vanguards reached Chalantun and Chantzushan as the main assault began after dawn. Weather froze fields aiding a rapid sweep while reports claim enemy crews retreated.

Changchun Manchuria Su Ping-Wen Khingan Chalantun Tsiteshi Chantzushan Kannan Chang Tien-Chu

B. C. Claims Fast Relief For Various Headaches

A North Carolina pharmacist offers a formula named B C that blends several ingredients to ease most headaches within minutes. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages, it also relieves muscular aches nerve pain fever and disquiet without narcotics.

North Carolina B. C B.C

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