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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1933

Page

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Monetary talks hint at new gold price move

Analysts at Washington conferences debate methods to lift world gold prices by fixing a government purchase price for newly imported gold. The plan envisions RFC exchanges a 90 day note for gold at about 34.01 dollars, with demand spiking as London prices rise and shipments to America increase.

Arente Fighrs Praslane Roosevelt RFC London América Tila New York

Blue Eagle Plan to Continue Into Next Year

The article explains NRA aims to extend the voluntary code agreement beyond December. It describes display limits for the eagle emblem, wages and hours rules, a public proclamation, and continued public support for coded and un coded employers. It notes a new pledge for signature and broader distribution of special emblems for coded industries to identify compliant establishments.

NRA

France and Allies Reaffirm League, Reject Tampering

France, Poland, and the Little Entente declared the League of Nations must not be tampered with and pledged to pursue any disarmament talks with Germany only through Geneva. Joseph Paul-Boncour and Eduard Haus, speaking for Czechoslovakia and others, warned that dissolving the League would invite war and insisted on united channels for negotiations.

League of Nations France Poland Germany Hia Joseph Paul-Boncour Eduard Howes Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Rumania Gar+ many United Front 1 League Geneva League Paul-Boncour Tance

Life Imprisonment Sentence Affirmed in Logan Killing

In Charleston W V Clarence Stevenson Nexro aged 16 was affirmed by the supreme court for the murder of Mamie Thurmond wife of a Logan policeman. Thurmond body found on Trace Mountain near Logan in June 1932. she was shot neck broken and throat cut. Court rejected arguing trial jury should have been given lesser degrees. first degree murder held proper. Separate note: New York sales of repertine dalaskcra systems in federal reserve district rose six percent in November from a year ago.

Charleston W. Va Dee Clarence Stevenson Nexro Mra Mamie Thurmond Logan Supreme Court Mra. Thurmond Trace Mountain Stevenson Meee Alg New York Repertine Dalaskcra Federal Reserve

Letters To The Editor About Name Use

A reader disputes a Daily Telegraph article misusing their name in a local petition. The writer, a petitioner in a case, requests correction and removal of their name from public records.

Daily Telegraph Bonsateed McMaljin Sunset News West Virginia Southwest Virginia Whis Broadcasting

Christmas Cleaning and Pressing Services Abound

A jumble of ads and notices includes cleaner services and dry cleaning offers from New Rainbow Cleaners and Mary Leo Beauty Shop. Also listed are grocery, laundry, and tailoring promotions, with various phone numbers and local names tied to holiday preparation and events.

Ealter Wuclield Phan Talley W. Cunningham Ainee New Rainbow Cleaners

Christman Tree Fund Drive Scheduled In Bluefield

Community groups and merchants join to raise funds for a Christman tree program. Donations support toys fruits and nuts for needy children with no overhead. A 3 pm Sunday tableau at Ramsey auditorium precedes gift distribution at the Municipal Auditorium.

Brong Hvattokd Tia Santa Chris Ganociaton Caroting Club Woman's Club Reading Uh of Lawsan Street School Genow Mikch School Bluefield Christman Trea Ramsey Auditorium Municipal Qubstogium W4it3 Commerce Street Homer Rodeheaver Virginia Jones Wallace McNeal Ethel Crawford Basil Pian Howard Buse) Wilson Marian South Philip Lily Harry Hoss Blanche Armenrout James Elmer Brown John Mastin Gally Litz Lions Club Virginia Powell Frank Booth Virginia Booth Henry Portune Jack Clark Ruth Lee Smith May Lawson Frances Barret Beaver Trio Bevo Big Gang Mra Cow. Dickey D.C Wilehell Beaver

Processing Tax Dodgers Warned

Officials warn taxpayers and preparers about penalties for evading taxes under the revenue act and agricultural adjustment act. Violators who fail to file returns or pay due taxes may face misdemeanor charges, fines up to 1009, or imprisonment.

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Buling Holds Up Legislator in Holiday House Session

The house or prepares to adjourn for Christmas while a varied calendar of bills awaits, hearings set to begin Monday night on utilities, tax proposals, and a bill to equalize valuations for tax rail rate purposes amid a noisy, unsettled session.

Springton W Va Society News and Local Accidents

In Avista moun tal Tuesday a car driven by Harvay Meadows left the road and fell down a fountain embankment near Memorial hospital Princeton. Kenneth Shrewebury died and Thurmond Marrold is critically injured. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Jd Hy Craft's home December 7 with officers elected for the year. George Wu Moore and brother Leslie Moore visited family here. Mrs Moore and Mrs Turner hosted guests and newcomers at the Springton clubhouse under C J Moore management.

Springton W. Va Dee Avista Mounalk Harvay Meadows Kenneth Shrewebury Thurmond Marrold Memorial Hospital Princeton George Wu Moore Leslie Moore Paden City Chase Mig George W. Moore P Om. Turner W. M. Suisth Athens C.J. Moore E. E. Easter Mira Rosa Glasscock Kathryn Johnston Mary Frances Womack Doris Jewn Womack Louisa Easter Kent Womack Henry Mancari Arthur Bowling Jr Marty King Ralph Easter Mr. Oud A. J. Glusscock Servd. Nobart Brown U.S. Navy Rela~ Vee Winonah

Henry Ford Sees Recovery On Way

New York December 1 Henry Ford said national recovery is on the way and he would increase automobile production both in the United States and abroad. He planned larger steel orders as plants expanded, and declined to comment on the NRA or Holtswater North Carolina labor board issues. Ford spoke during a stroll at the Ford exposition while autographing items and answering questions about the coming year.

New York tHenry Ford The Bun NRA Holgewater N.C National Labor Board

Judge rules against Progressive Miners in NRA case

Peoria Ill December 16 U S District Judge Louis Miz Henry ruled that the Progressive Minera union cannot bring its dispute with Tumole coal operations into federal court under the NRA. Prosecution for NRA violations can only be started by the U S district attorney not private parties. The Progressive Minera of Amail a fought its rival union United Min Workers seeks to halt eighteen large coal mines from operating by alleging discrimination for refusing to employ Progressive members.

Peoria Ill U, & Chault Louis Miz Henry Progressive Minera Union NRA United States District Attorney Progressive Minera of Amaila United Ming Workers Progressive Union

Sharp drop shown in soft coal output in West Virginia

Washington December 16 a sharp drop in West Virginia bituminous coal production was shown today in tentative figures for the state released by the bureau of mines and mining. The bureau reported production.

Washington West Virginia Bureau of Mings Bureau

Production figures for Maryland coal week ending December 2

The week ended December 2 saw 1 556 000 tons produced nationally, down from 1 860 000 the prior week and 2 601 000 in the year-ago week. Maryland output reached 30 000 tons, down from 35 000 and 29 000 in the respective prior week and year. The drop partly reflects the Thanksgiving holiday within the week.

Maryland

Hiroshi Saito Chosen Envoy to Washington

Tokyo reports Hiroshi Saito the present Japanese minister to the Netherlands has been chosen as the next ambassador to Washington to succeed K. Debuchi. He will be 47 this month and is noted for rapid career advancement over many superiors in the Japanese diplomatic service.

Tokyo Hiroshi Saito Netherland Hie Washington Kateuji Debuchi MM. Saito Japan United States al- Toasi

Hooded bandits rob Chicago store in stocking mask caper

Seven masked men armed with shotguns pistols and a machine gun raided the Buller Brathera wholesale depart ment in Chicago. They terrorized 26 women and 126 men, took about $2 800 from the cashier, and fled by car along the river after a delayed police reply. No one was shot.

Chicago Buller Brathera Captain Kidd

Yoderately Improved Business Tendency Reported

Moody's index figures for freight car loadings electric power production and steel ingot output show a moderately improved business tendency in the past week in New York with statistica indicating improved indicators.

New York Statiatica Moody's

Gasless Plane Crashes in Forced Landing

Pittsburgh report describes a gasless plane forced to land over rooftops as fuel exhausted. Passengers Miss N Gibson and Bert Hall, both from Memphis Tennessee, narrowly escaped injury when the aircraft crashed in the urban area late today.

Pittsburgh Memphis Tenn N. Gibson Bert Hall

Plane crash report and interstate tag recognition deal

A Philadelphia bound Commercial Appeal News plane carrying Pilot George Stokes faced a fog bound landing as it approached Pittsburgh after leaving New York. The note mentions dealer tags recognition between Ohio and West Virginia and a WV license class allowing limited truck trips into Ohio, announced by Tierney, supervisor of transportation.

Pliot George Stokes Commercial Appeal News Company Hall Gecrudty New York Memphis Pittsburgh Charleston W. Va Ohio West Virginia Jomes P. Tierney Tierney

Millions of eggs and wheat sent to West Virginia

West Virginia will receive large distributions of eggs and wheat for the needy. Federal approval allows purchase of 60 000 dozen eggs and twenty carloads of wheat are en route to be turned into flour for relief, announced by FERA director FR J Russell.

Charleston W. Va Neady Peraone West Virginia Plata FR. . J. Russell FERA West, Virginia

Three Mountaineers Convicted in Murder Case

Waynesville NC December 16 Three mountaineers convicted of second degree murder in the killing of Thomas Price wealthy philanthropist. Wayne Potter 34 of Mica miner received 20 to 26 years. Brother Clarence 28 2 to 4 years. Eric Ledford 82 cousin 15 to 20 years. Clyde Potter 14 acquitted on conspiracy charge. Parcel post up 20 percent in Chicago December said Postmaster Kruetgen.

Waynesville N. C Thomas Price Haywood Superior’ Court Wayne Potter Felix A. Harvey Werre Clarence Waa Eric Ledford Weyne Potter Clyde Mountaineers

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