Bluefield Daily Telegraph Classified and Publication Details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph, established 1893, published every morning by Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 413 Bland Street, Bluefield West Virginia. Second class matter since December 15, 1893. Associated Press member. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail. Advertising representative Kats Agency, Inc.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
Commandments Given to Moses on Mount Sinai
A brief biblical note cites Leviticus 27 34 and quotes John Fiavel on law and gospel. It contrasts law directing to Christ for justification with Christ guiding believers to the law for regulation.
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Moses
Israel
Mount Sinai
Christ
John Fiavel
War reversals loom as Korea war widens and Congress prolongs
The piece warns of a possible World War III scenario as Chinese and Russian forces threaten Korea. It notes a reported Moscow Peiping pact, potential Russian entry into Manchuria bombing, and critiques UN aggression claims while detailing extended lame duck session plans and larger defense and aid appropriations.
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Korea
Formosa
Hong Kong
Moscow
Peiping
United Nations
Manchuria
Russia
China
United States
Red China
Jakob A. Malik
North Korea
Mao Tse-tung
Republic of
South Korea
Mao
Stalin
Congress
Washington
Yugoslavia
Alaska
Hawaii
House
Asia
81St Congress
Senate
MacArthur
Convicted Red Leaders Seek Supreme Court Ruling
Top Communist leaders in New York were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force and have appealed to the U S Supreme Court to declare the trial law unconstitutional. The defense calls the statute dishonest while the Justice Department says rights are not a hiding place for enemies of the state.
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United States
New York
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Department
Editorial on National Unity and Nonpartisan Foreign Policy
The piece urges a wartime level of national unity under the president, calling for non-partisan unity in foreign affairs. It stresses the president’s leadership to educate citizens about the crisis and the proven methods to confront it. Milwaukee.
Christmas Time Song Lyrics by Grace Thompson
A nostalgic verse celebrating Christmas time and Santa Claus. The poem highlights bells sleigh bells ribbons boxes and festive imagery as the season nears. It reflects love for Christmas and the joy of holiday traditions with mentions of mistletoe candy canes and snow.
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Santa Claus
MacArthur and Red Army Threats Spotlighted in Washington
Drew Pearson warns of a large Soviet force near Vladivostok and Dairen, with about 1,000,000 troops in Siberia and 4,000 aircraft. He questions whether the Red Army will invade Japan and notes a Chinese opium policy aiding the army. The piece also quips about White House squirrels and praises Toledo’s price administrator Mike Di Salle.
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Washington
North Korea
Red Army
Vladivostok
Dairen
Manchuria
Siberia
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Japan
Defense Department
Russia
China
U. S
Steve Lee
National Security Resources Board
White House
Chinese Economic Commission
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd
Hong Kong
United Nations
Mao Ministry of Social Affairs
Mike di Salle
Toledo
Truman
Italy
di Salle
American Legion
Antoinette
Barbara
Constance
Diane
Ashington
Guardian
Yalu River
Korea
U. N
The
Daily Mail
British Foreign Office
U. S. State Department
London
Franc-Tireur
Paris
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Tidningen
Now and Then and Emphatic Aunt Myra at a Town Banquet
A Gary gathering prompts reminiscences of executions and a vivid eyewitness scene. A condemned Black man pleads for forgiveness as his widow sits unmoved, fanning herself, while the sheriff and attendees seek reconciliation before the end.
Man on Scaffold Pleads to Forgive Wife
A man on a scaffold raises his plea to a white-clad woman, asking forgiveness for shooting her husband six times with his forty-four caliver revolver. She remains unmoved and fanning, offering no visible response to the appeal.
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Jim
Hollywood gossip on star deals and film plans
Deborah Kerr will star for Gabriel Pascal in The Doctors Dilemma and Gabby is expected in Hollywood to clinch the deal with Metro. George Bernard Shaw leaves Pascal continued movie rights to his plays. Sidney Blackmer and Shirley Booth tested for Hal Wallis. June Allyson’s baby due January 4. Dick Powell begins Man On The Train at end of January and suffers shoulder pain. Joan Crawford may have Jose Ferrer direct Clash By Night. Janet Leigh sings with Tony Martin on RCA album from Two Tickets to Broadway. William Holden seeks The Harder They Fall role but remains suspended at Columbia. Ingrid Bergman signals interest in Strike A Match. Mona Freeman eyes Harvard dean’s set of Rendezvous role. Yvonne De Carlo heads to London for Hotel Sahara with Culver and Ustinov. Peggy Cummins brides Derek Dunnett in London. Moira Shearer to star in Hans Anderson for Sam Goldwyn.
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Hollywood
Deborah Kerr
Gabriel Pascal
Gabby
Metro
London
George Bernard Shaw
Pascal
Sidney Blackmer
Shirley Booth
Hal Wallis
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Joan Crawford
Jose Ferrer
Jerry Ward
William Holden
Columbia
Ingrid Bergman
Greg Bautzer
Mona Freeman
Harvard
Graduate School of Education
Yvonne de Carlo
Roland Culver
Peter Ustinova
Nero
Piture
Sam Goldwyn
Sam
Noel Langley
Edward
Son
Jottings At Random About Hollywoodites
Hollywood gossip notes feature Rene Clair and wife critiquing Hollywood life. Marlene Dietrich receives France’s Legion of Honor for war work. Richard Conte plans an independent film company with wife Ruth. Peter Lawford criticizes Australian makeup. Lisa Ferraday advances with Flame of Stamboul. Joan Fontaine sought for Charles Schnee play about racing to Broadway.
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Rene Clair
Ollywood
Marlene Dietrich
France
Richard Conte
Ruth
Peter Lawford
Sydney
Pete
Lisa Ferraday
OSS
Joan Fontaine
Charles Schnee
Dear Babe on Korea War Delusions and Vishinsky Misreadings
The writer ridicules Mr Vishinsky and UN charges about Chinese and Korean war roles. He argues Chinese soldiers are only volunteers and urges readers not to trust Western interpretations, insisting experts alone can discern true combatants in Korea.
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Babe
Vishinsky
G. L
Mao
Korea
Rumors of War and Letters From Emil in Washington
Excerpted scribbles discuss war rumors and a self described fascist agent in the United States. The writer claims machinations over Asia and Korea, mentions Vishinsky and MacArthur, and critiques Civilian Defense rules. The note ends with a brisk jab at bureaucratic letter writing.
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Millard F. Caldwell, Jr
Washington
Judy Coplon case taints the U S effort in espionage trials
Robert Ruark critiques the U S Court of Appeals ruling on Judy Coplon, arguing the Gubitchev spy case shows legal hairsplitting and illegal arrest invalidate key evidence. He questions whether Coplon will serve time, noting retrials, bail, and a sensational personal life while urging harsher punishment.
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New York
United States
Judy Coplon
Court of Appeals
Little Judy
FBI
Valentin Gubitchev
Coplon
Washington
Judy
East
Mother Russia
Miss Coplon
Serge Rubinstein
U.S. Court of Appeals
Coplan
Lale
Mata Hari
Tibet
America
Senator Soaper Weighs Blight Resistant Potato And Price Supports
The piece riffs on politics and satire from a newspaper page. It mentions a senator weighing agricultural policy about blight resistant potatoes and price supports, and contrasts bold statements with cultural references to art and current events.
Fifty Years Ago in Daily Telegraph Fatal Train Strike
A 50 year old report notes Bill Roman was killed when struck by a train at Finney. Three masked men robbed Ben Neff's store at Powhatan taking ninety dollars in cash and merchandise.
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Bill Roman
Finney
Ben Neff
Powhatan
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