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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

12

Pan American conference ends 22 day session in peace

Montevideo reports the seventh Pan American conference closing after 22 days with vows to keep a warless hemisphere. Leaders praised peace efforts between Bolivia and Paraguay and noted progress toward a peaceful settlement of the Leticia border dispute between Colombia and Peru.

Montevideo Americas Bolivia Para Colombia Peru Leticia Alberto Mame Cordell Hull Gran Chaco Paraguay

Spanishbire School News Highlights Actions and Visits

The tenth grade hosted a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m sponsored by Miss McDonald. The Spanishburg boys basketball team beat Narrows 61 to 29 led by Roy Lusk with 22 points. Alumni game ended 454 to 24 with Roy Lusk as top scorer. Several locals and visitors attended events and trips to Logan and Bluefield. Funeral services were held for Robert Williams killed in a Winston Salem wreck. C I Karnes Jr spends time at Glenville State Teachers College.

Kexley Church Robert Williams Winston-Salem N. C I. Karnes Jr Glenville State Teachers’ College

Christmas Social Notes and Local Incidents Report

Community Christmas greetings and holiday visits fill the Princeton region as residents travel to relatives, with several illness updates including G. K. Karnes. The week records a burglary at Zed More’s home and various social visits among local families and students.

Reed Forecasts Currency Battle Continues

Reed says global recovery has helped but US banking and currency woes delay progress. He notes Roosevelt’s personal popularity but criticizes some policies as a burden on small business. The Pennsylvanian frames his remarks amid a Keratone state political anecdote outreach.

Great Britain Reed Roosevelt

Directors Move to Slash Expenditures of Health Unit

Bluefield officials consider shared funding for dairy inspection and health department costs. Mayor Light proposes a joint conference with county courts and municipalities to share salaries, noting McDowell County already contracts for dairy inspections. Sewer right of ways for Payne, Douglas, Surray and Frederick streets approved. projects funded by CWA workers.

Bluefield Fielde McDowell County Fields McDowell Light Blu ‘Eld Payne, Douglas, Surray Frederick Streets CWA

Insull Loans Highlight Bank Oversight under RFC Scrutiny

Dawes admitted Insull group loans exceeded safe limits as Dawes details show loans to Insull Investments and related entities reaching millions while total capital and surplus stood at 27 million. Fletcher indicated committee would not probe RFC ties to Harvey Couch or Chase National Bank without further evidence.

Reconstruction Corporation Dawes Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad Consolidated Properties Trust Martin J. Ineull Samuel Ineul Insull Utility Investments, Inc Insull Fletcher Harvey Couch Chase National Bank

Roosevelt Approves Seven New Codes Amid Recovery Push

The Roosevelt administration announced presidential approval of seven new codes covering electrotyping photo engraving jewelry watch case manufacturing silverware paper distribution and commercial refrigeration. These codes signed December 23 take effect January 1 with major codes still awaiting approval and several food trade codes pending final terms.

Washington Recovery Administration Roosevelt Hugh 8. Johnson Shief Recovery Agency The Farm Administration

Wreck Victim Claude Conner In Serious Condition

Claude Conner, 38, of Peterstown, in serious condition after a Saturday night wreck near Rocky Gap Virginia. Doctors at St Luke’s hospital report paralysis from a fractured spine with spinal cord injury, plus a broken shoulder blade and several ribs. He was alone driving to Virginia for Christmas when his car hit a rock and overturned.

St. Luke’s Hospital Claude Conner Peterstown Rocky Gap Conner Virginia

Burglars Loot Ashworth’s Store on Christmas Night

Thieves broke two wooden doors and a window to enter P. J. Ashworth and Son on Bland and Jones streets. They stole more than 250 dollars in merchandise including women's hosiery and underwear while leaving cheaper items. This marked the store’s second burglary in six weeks, following a prior loss of about 90 dollars. Police also logged robberies at Nathan Efron’s home on Union Street and break-ins at Weinberg’s and Hawley’s Department Store.

P. J. Ashworth and Son Bland Jones Streets Ashworth Nathan Effron Union Street Weinberg’s Princeton Avenue Hawley’s

Barge Lines Ship More Tonnage Between St Paul and St Louis

Federal barge lines transporting between St Paul and St Louis moved 128,316 tons in ten months of 1933, higher than any full year since 1927. The ten month total surpassed 119,648 tons in 1928 and 104,185 in 1933.

St. Paul, Minn Federal St. Paul St. Louis

Correction on injuries from explosion involving Mrs Beem

The Telegraph corrects an earlier report naming Mrs Roy Green. It states Mrs Roy Beem of 1105 Wyoming Street suffered severe scalds from a fire explosion but is not badly hurt and may return home in a few days, per St Luke's physicians.

Daily Telegraph Roy Green Third Street Roy Beem Wyoming Street Telegraph

CWA Work Halted By Storm In Tazewell County

CWA workers in Tazewell county paused Tuesday due to a storm but expect to resume soon under supervisor T. G. Shufflebarger and assistants. The program is described as the county’s largest employer after major fuel firms, with many workers.

Tazewell CWA Tazwell County T. G. Shufflebarger Tazewell County

Virginia Sidelights Plan Schoolhouse Paint Job

Virginia sidelights report Graham high school to be repainted inside and out with other improvements to the building and grounds. Logan Street School will get a new modern sidewalk during vacation and the west end sidewalk project is approved by CWA headquarters for winter work. Pedestrians have walked on the street edge for a long time.

Bluefield Graham High School Logan Street CWA Folke Virginia Pril

Funeral of George P. Crockett draws many Methodist pastors

More than twenty Methodist pastors attended the funeral for George P. Crockett in town on Sunday. The item notes local church figures and community responses amid holiday activity and weather concerns.

George P. Crockett

High Wind Storm Harms Burkes Garden Area

A fierce wind storm hit Burkes Garden on Monday night causing fodder shocks to scatter across fields near Clinch valley and ripping a section of roof from a new dwelling built by R. R. Smith at Burkes Garden siding. The storm was described as the worst of the current winter with heavy rain accompanying the gusts.

Clinch Valley Bluefield Burkes Garden R. R. Smith Burkes Garden Siding

Welfare chief in Tazewell to resign for state post

It is reported that changes are planned in Tazewell county welfare, with Mrs Thelma Charles, the superintendent, resigning to take a promotion within the state welfare department. Mrs Charles had been appointed to succeed Miss Mary Hardy a few months ago.

Welfare Department Tazewell County Thelma Charles

CWA Restructuring Ends Welfare Department Link

Promotion at Richmond based operation. Mrs. Charles praised for handling her task amid changes. CWA work is split from welfare department with a new head over both, and Mrs. Charles is expected to transfer to a nearby section.

Richmond Charles CWA Welfare Department

Rites Today for Mrs Beulah Mae Hill

Funeral services are held at 10 a m at the Falls Mills area home for Mrs Beulah Mae Hill 44 who died Christmas Day after a brief illness of a heart attack She was a Methodist member The Rev Elmer W Dean of Bluefield West Virginia presides Interment follows in Elgin W labor cemetery She was the daughter of the late Elgin W and Mrs Tabor Her nephews serve as pallbearers She was sister in law to C M Waxner Clear Fork revenue commissioner and sister of Mr Wagner's wife

Falls Mills Dam Beulah Mae Hill Hill Methodist Church Elmer W. Dean Bluefield Elgin W. Labor Cemetery Elgin W. Tabor C. M. Waxner Clear Fork Wagner

Funeral services for Mrs Snell to be held today

The funeral of Mrs Eliza beth Snell will be conducted this afternoon at 2 p m at Charlie Garret's home. Rev C T Miller and Rev Elmer Dean will officiate. She is survived by four sons W R Snell Raymond Cigg H T of Tip Top Pete of Boissevain and Cleveland of Tucker W Va and one daughter Mrs Emily Ball of Turkey Knob W Va. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

Elizabeth Snell Charlie Garret C. T. Miller Elmer Dean

Virginia Side Personal: Christmas Holiday Visitors

Virginia and Florida based visitors gather in a Virginia town over Christmas. Kens Greiser and Harry Tyler families, Broadnax and Richmond connections visit relatives including Witten, Gillespie, and Saunders. Residents, friends, and guests share sight seeing and local hospitality during the holiday week.

Doctors Recommend Creosote Based Cough Remedy

For years doctors have prescribed creosote in remedies for coughs and colds. Creomulsion combines creosote with other elements to stop chest infections quickly and safely. Drugstores guarantee Creomulsion refunds if relief is not achieved as directed.

Kennedy Recalled as Miss Glenna James

W P Hager remains confined to his home room on Walnut street. The report notes Kennedy’s prior title as Miss Glenna James and updates on Hager’s residence constraint.

Kennedy Glenna James W. P. Hager Walnut Street

Fire Chief Warns Dry Christmas Trees Hazard

Bluefield Fire Chief R O Carter warns that drying Christmas trees pose a fire risk as more trees were sold this year. With many trees lit by electric lights he notes cheap wiring increases short circuit danger and urges removing trees promptly once they have served their purpose.

Santa Claus R. O. Carter Bluefield Carter

Tax on Tobacco Likely To Fail In West Virginia

West Virginia legislature shows little chance of passing a luxury tax on tobacco and cigarettes this session. Opposition cites burden on people, nuisance of stamps, and harm to growers amid a struggling tobacco industry.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Sesson Ohio White

All wines do not improve with age remark

A maxim states that wines that are indifferent at first seldom improve with time. Experts warn older bottles can deteriorate if they were not bright from the start.

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