Allans Fatal to Kin of Local Man
Injuries sustained in a fire that destroyed his home caused the death early this week at Morven. CG Meachum, 73, father of WE Meachum, manager of the H and M Family Shoe store, had just returned from attending the funeral. His widow Mrs Mary Hancock Medtchum and numerous children survive, including W. E. Meachum of Hinesfield and several Morven residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suat
Morven
Jo J. Meacham
WE. Meachum
Thin City
Hla
Mary Hancock Medtchum
W. E. Meachum
Hinesfield
T. B. Mathson
Gilead
N. C
BR. LL
Henry Meachum
Cilo
S. Cy Rulve
Wadenhore
Mra
J. Johnson
T. A. Wilson
Huth Meachum
Susan Meachum
Marcue Meachum
James Robert Meachim
Redfern Pursues Clues On Missing Aviator Son
Dr Redfern estimates the missing aviator may have landed along the Madeira or Orinoco regions near Manaos Puerto Velho and the Mamora rail line, seeking South American jungle contacts to establish communication with his son in a remote Brazilian area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Tucupita
Sorinoco
Brazil
Mamora
Orinoco
Calotaba Promoted By Doctors For Quick Cold Relief
Thousands of physicians recommend Calotaba, the mousetabs calomel compound tablets, to break up a cold overnight and ease congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water, next morning the cold is gone and the system is purged. Sold in 10¢ and 35¢ packages at drug stores.
Youth Disarmed After Pistol Threat In Congress
Marlin Kemmerer of Nentong Pennsylvania attempted to force his way to the chamber door with a pistol. Representative Mags of Minnesota disarmed him as lawmakers sought safety. Maas is shown holding the weapon. two wicky mite were later found in the Washington lod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afparentee
House of Brépresentatives
Marlin Kemmerer
Nentong
Kemmerer
Congress
Mags
Minnesota
Rep
Maas
Kemmérer
Washington
Wholesale Trade Session 5 Over Hits Baseball Moves
The column reviews late off season player trades among major leagues. Boston adds Alex ander and Sinead Foltey from Detroit and Chicago respectively. Washington sends Dick Coffman to St Louis for Charten Pixcher, then trades Fischer to Detroit. Tigers acquire Fischer and Marberry, while Whitehill goes to the Browns. Senator Walter Stewart joins the roster, boosting Washington’s pitching depth alongside Whitett. A Benny Perkins era trade summary lists exchanges across the National League and American League, highlighting cash and player moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javeland
Gregory Muldeavy
Ahort
Aracon
Oakland
Red Sox
Pate Alexander
Detroit
Sinead Foltey
White Sox
Ecason
Rourkt
Washington
Ile
St. Louis
Dick Coffman
Charten Pixcher
Fischer
Tigers
Fred
Firon) Marberry
Marl Whitehill
Southpaw
Senators
Siena
Walter Stewart
Ace Anuthpawh
Browns
Wughinghar
Ing Plimumer
Wilkes-Barre
Pas
Brooklyn Nedgers
Ray Benge
Mtcher
Phillies
Linus Fry
Chattanooga
Matthily
New
Finn
Jack Warener
Teldera
Aust Moore
Brooklyn
Gus Dugad
Infelder
Pittsburgh
Chick Fullis
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Lindstrom
New York Giants
Glenn Spencer Plicher
Fromightsburgh
George Davis
Ihl Shores
Taft Whitebill
Carl Jlacher
Far Reley
St. Louis Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Oouthelders
Lloyd Brown
Dick Costaran
Rosten
City and Coalfield Trades Amid Patchy Listings
A jumbled page lists fabric and sewing goods, local lodge notices, and numerous baseball trade rumors. Names like Goetz, Benge, Fry, Ware, and Lindstrom appear alongside club moves from the Giants, Pirates, Senators, and others, with scattered addresses and prices.
Britain Leads In Paying Debts Worth Facing World Court
London reports Britain paid its mid December debt to the United States totaling 96.56 million dollars in gold. The move follows mounting diplomatic activity toward revising the 1923 debt funding agreement and may signal new talks with Britain’s Neville Chamberlain as Ambassador Mellén stays for discussions. Public sentiment shifted from bitterness to cautious pride that Britain fulfilled its obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
America
Andrew W. Mellén
Manhattan
New York
Times
Neville Chamberlain
Pittsburgh
Whitehall
Zero Zone Slips East and West in Cold Daylight
The article reports a record cold day with temperatures dropping to 16 degrees above zero at midnight. Early morning readings show a much lower forecast, as Bluefield residents awoke to ice on East River mountain and a bright, sunlit scene reflecting off the ice and trees.
Domestic electric rate cut announced for NV Power customers
Winchester Virginia December 18 domestic electric customers served by the Northern Virginia Power Company will receive a reduction of one half of one cent per kilowatt hour on bills beginning January 16. The company serves Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah counties Virginia and the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. Potomac Edison, its parent, announced similar cuts in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Company
Frederick, Clarke
Shennandoah
Virginia
Panhandle
West Virginia
Potomac Edison Company
Northern Virginia Company
Maryland
Berlin Reveal Sparks "ELOW" Thunderbolt Machine
In Berlin a sensational experiment used the ELOW apparatus to generate a synthetic thunderbolt. A 4 bi-year-old farmhand received a 2,600,000 volt electrical charge aimed at a cancer arc in a bid to cure disease. Dr. Prite Lange, developer of the atom-splitting device, says the subject still lives and offers scientists cautious hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elow
Berlin
Incerta
Prite Lange
Virginia Stars Rivalry Notch in Southern Eleven
A press list names top grid selections from the South with captains and standout players. Notables include Zimmerman of Tulane, Hitchcock of Alabama, Heller of Pittsburgh, and honors awarded to tackles, guards, centers, and backs from major programs like Notre Dame, Southern California, Michigan, Army, and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sye
Zimmerman
Tulane
Hitchcock
Auburn
Heller
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Army
Notre Dame
Stanford
Moss
Nishet
Washington
Line—Smith
Southern California
Kurth
Summerfest
Cor- Ma
Hitchoack
Alabama
Polly
Pude—Sktadany
Palmer
Hokuf
Nebraska
Meadow
Brown
Hobinson
Minnesota
Petoskey
Michigan
Williamson
Gillman
Ohio State
Gaddy
San Francisco U
Geisler
Centenary
King
Anderson
Colgate
Artail
Rayburn
Tennessee
Fairman
Princeton
Colehower
Pennsylvania
Hoswell
Texas Christian
California
Jorgenson
So -Mary's
Wells
Krause
Roseqhuist
Wistert
Hardy
Harvard
Wilbur
Yale
Ransome
Morgan
Oregon
Torrence
Louisiana State
Stepanovich
St. Mary's
Gailus
Harris
Rosenberg
Oklahoma Ag
Hinchhman
Crickard
Tassiter
James
Ask
Koken
Rowe
Sam ‘Uel
McNamara
Sanders
Roberts
Vanderbitt
Cain
Koy
Taxus
Hoover hosts diplomatic corps at White House reception
Washington reports the diplomatic corps gathered at the White House for its annual reception aligning with a war debt payment deadline. Ambassadors Claudely of France and May of Belgium led the group with Ambassador Lindsay of Great Britain among guests. The event highlighted leadership roles in the foreign delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whits House
Paul
Claudely
France
Paul May
Belaxium
Ronald Lindaay
Great
Britain
Offerg Plan 10 Croh Certificates Continued From Page One
The article outlines cost-saving measures under the current construction policy reducing annual expenses by about 30 million dollars. It cites a plan to bar operating cases to revive insurance, saving about 6 million dollars yearly. It also proposes 5.37 million dollars in annual savings by cutting veterans' home compensation to encourage real rehabilitation.
Charity grid tilts next week at Beaver and Bluefield
Continued from page seven, Tack Bone and Joe Bone narrow halves with Teddy Adkins and Carl Lucas at fullback. Officials include Jake Milter, Bob Brown, and Stubby Currence. Uniforms will be borrowed from Beaver and Bluefield College to outfit both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Bone
Joe Bone
Teddy Adkins
Carl Lucas
Jake Milter
Quick Extinction of Farm Board Is Urged
Washington hearing notes farm leaders urging quick end to the Hoover farm board. They seek Roosevelt's silent stance on the domestic allotment plan and say they will push to control their fate as surpluses fade. O'Neal cites Roosevelt’s Topeka speech as leaning toward allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des
Hoover Administration
Farm Board
House Agriculture Committees
Roosevelt
Representative Clarke
R. N
Clarke
Frederick T. Lee
Edward T. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Virginia Delinquent Tax List Snapshot
Richmond December reports from State Comptroller EB R Comba show delinquent taxpayers remain proportionally similar to prior year totals. Taxes became delinquent after December 5 and reports have come in from twenty-three counties and seven cities with remaining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
EB. R. Comba
Delinquency Tale From Virginia Regions Noted
Fragmentary text notes sections of southside and southwest Virginia as having real delinquency proportions. The report mentions a long window screen and a mile of wire as background detail, and compares Wilbs icebergs melting up to 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Southwest
Dizzy Spells Vanish After Vege Table Compound Use
A Struthers Ohio resident credits Vege table Compound with same day relief from dizziness and improved appetite after taking Pinkham book advised tablets. The ad claims many women endorse the medicine and urges readers to consult their druggist for liquid or tablets.
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R. Monorx
Struthers
Ohio
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Reofean
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Rex
Joan Bennett
Ralph Bellamy
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McCoy, Inco
City and Coalfielg Ates
Fretwell's
Bailey Building
Bluefeld
W. OH. Cunningham
Moose
Blue- Neu
Ira C. Wills
Great North Moose
W. G. Pack
Reed
Renullican
Milla
The
Treasury
Bedler Solow
Ben-Lyon
Zasu Pitts
Ux Gleason
We Purcell
Alexander Gray
Hernice Claire
Hurricane Express
Sal
Skyscraper Souls
Fatty Arbuckle
Hoover
Wheeling
W. Va
Bridge Hotel
Albert Seblick
D. H. O'Hara
Lydia E. Pinkham
Schlossberg
Hansen
Bluefield Furniture
Daniel Green
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