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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
9
Phil M. Conley of Charleston sells the West Virginia Review to Joseph J. Eley a former New York advertising man and Pacific veteran who will publish the December issue. Mrs Dolores Jackson Bley will be business manager. Conley plans writing ventures including a West Virginia coal industry history.
In Charleston West Virginia Municipal court Judge Harold Neff ruled ambulance drivers have no authority to ignore red lights. He dismissed a driver who admitted running a red, warned others, and fined a taxi owner $62 for a separate series of violations. No fine was assessed for the ambulance case.
Miners resume work at six small Colorado mines after a pause of idle labor. Reported agreements and disputes surface as unions seek joint action while operators signal instability. In Durango, six leading coal mines reveal mobility and labor movements across the region.
A fragment from a page column notes steps to trace secondhand sellers and buyers, quoting Tompkins on dealer requirements. It mentions a person arrested for noncompliance and parodies legal clauses, wrapping with a curio of stock market chatter and a New York court note on a novel.
ANNAPOLIS MD. Marine col George H. Potter and Navy Capt. Winfield St. Cunningham had their Naval Academy class rings taken by Japanese on Wake Island but will regain them. The rings were found by General Headquarters legal section hidden in a woman's kimono sleeve in Japan.
Charleston police chief says theft is being encouraged by buyers of stolen articles, especially among juveniles, as he orders investigations and enforcement actions to curb the trade.
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