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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

14

Virginia Sees New Soft Coal Walkout Looming At Midnight

Virginia faces a possible new soft coal miners walkout at midnight as John L. Lewis delays a policy committee meeting. The Emergency Fuel Commission vows intensified work to produce coal, aiming for 200 000 tons weekly if a strike resumes, with strip mine assets in Virginia and Buchanan county contributing about 30 000 tons weekly.

Richmond Virginia Emergency Commonwealth John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis UMW Tuck Virginia Emergency Fuel Commission James A. Anderson Fuel Commission Anderson Buchanan County

New Zealand Ends 14-Year Socialist Rule

New Zealand voters ousted the Labor government in a parliamentary election, electing the National party with 46 seats to 34 for Labor. Sidney Holland, 56, is poised to become prime minister as the nation of 1.8 million people shifts to free enterprise and tax cuts. The Australian Labor government faces a similar test on December 10.

Auckland N. Z New Peter Fraser Fraser Sidney George Holland Laborites National Party New Zealand Australia

Abingdon Tobacco Sales Jump Sparks Buyer's Bids

At Abingdon markets domestic company buyers opened strong bidding as two warehouses finish final tally. Jeff Cozart predicts a higher average than the first two days with good leaf quality and anxious buyers. Kentucky markets show rising prices. opening Burley averages lag last year by $5.21 per hundredweight.

Bristol Jeff Cozart Abingdon Board of Trade Cozart Kentucky Blue Grass

Plans For Naval Museum Delayed

Mrs. Truxtun Beale owner of Decatur House leased the coach house to the Naval Historical Foundation for 50 years at 1 a year to become a museum. Work revealed the building needed steel columns and beams. The steel strike halted progress and the opening is now unknown.

Washington Truxtun Beale Decatur House Stephen Decatur Naval Historical Foundation White House

Deep Sleep Dormouse Encased in Frost Blankets Nest

A dormouse enters a deep underground hibernation as frost first settles. The animal’s winter sleep is so sound it can be lifted and rolled like a ball without waking.

Abandon Hopes For Striking Oil On Price's Mountain

Blacksburg, Virginia, Nov 30 reports say California Oil Co halted drilling at 9336 feet atop Price's Mountain after no commercial oil or gas showed. Core lab will operate for three to four days while financial cost nears one million dollars amid secrecy and no official comment.

Blacksburg Price's Mountain Here California Oil Co Charlie Loveless California Oil Company New Orleans Prices Mountain Wildcat Price’s Mountain

Three Generations Build Puebla Church Reliquary

Three generations of Mexican church artists in Puebla labor to craft an elaborate reliquary weighing 37 pounds of gold and accented with jewels to hold sacred relics. The display reflects centuries of craft in a single religious dedication.

Puebla Mexico Caracas Miguel Ignacio Lopez Amelia Francisco Coromoto Venezuela Pedro Pablo Terreiro Young Lopez

Partlow to Be Sworn In Today in Welch West Virginia

Judge Ira J. Partlow former West Virginia attorney general returns to Welch to become circuit court judge. He will take the oath in Charleston and is to arrive here Friday. His appointment fills the vacancy created by the death of Judge Thomas H. S. Curd in a Charlottesville air crash last month.

Welch W. Va Ira J. Partlow West Virginia Circuit Court Charleston Partlow Thos H. S. Curd Charlottesville Curd J. Chandler Curd McDowell County

Afghan Nomads Head South In Ancient Caravan Migration

A Kuchis caravan moves from central Asian grasslands toward Pakistan. Led by a patriarch in robes and turban, families travel with camels loaded with goods while women, children, and dogs follow. Night camps form under Hindu Kush peaks with trading fires and mutton scents.

Kabul Afghanistan Central Asia Pakistan Hindu Kush

Tobacco Plants Can Have Twins and Triplets

Berkeley scientist Dr. D. R. Cameron of the University of California reports tobacco seeds producing two or three seedlings about one in a thousand. From 100000 seedlings checked since 1938, 120 twins and 16 triplets were found. The rate can be increased by selection.

Berkeley Calif D. R. Cameron University of California Cameron

Six prisoners escape North Carolina road gang using foreman as shield

In Jackson North Carolina on November 30 six inmates fled a road gang after firing on a guard. They escaped over the state line in a prison truck near the Virginia border. Northampton county officials say the six, armed with two pistols and a shotgun, vanished despite patrols and no clear method of obtaining weapons. Lopez family ornaments valued at a million pesos are described in detail.

Foreman North Carolina Jackson N. C Virginia State Line Northampton County D. M. Seliers Coromato Venezuela Sellers Logan Collier James Mose Moser

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