Four Held For Robbery Counts In Bluefield
Four white youths aged 15 to 18 were arrested after a series of robberies in Bluefield Thursday night. A 1931 Dodge and a 1928 Oldsmobile were stolen. cigarettes and candy valued at 16 dollars were taken from Pop and Wilkinson’s on Dinefield avenue. A break in at McMullin Grocery was discovered by a passerby. Entry to the Gibert Drug Store on Princeton avenue was made from the rear and old gold watches were taken. Suspects are jailed for a preliminary hearing before Magistrate H. B. Kitts.
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Bluefield
Carly
H. B. Kitts
Tae Weigh Street
EK. B. Bogge
Boggs and
McMullin
Rubebers
Gibert Drug Store
Princeton Avenué
Wickham
Moone Street
Hla
Pocahontas Tug River District Coal Output Tops 400000 Tons
The Pocahontas Tug River district reports weekly coal production exceeding 400000 tons, with a rise of about 34600 tons from the same week last year. Year to date output stands around 21179045 tons, suggesting the annual total will surpass last year by roughly two million tons.
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Pocahontas- Tug River
Pocahontas Operatore Desociation
Thia
Vote Slips Guarded Amid Unclear Incidents
A British panel staged a public square concert in Neuenkirchen as minor incidents surfaced. An Italian soldier arrest led to a civilian clash with police, later proven unfounded. A Jewish butcher shop bond centered in Saarbrucken was noted amid the confusion.
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Cal
Neuenkirchen
Saarbruacken Gayo
Plebiscite Pressure Spurs Anti Nazi Shock Claim
A fragment reports anti Nazi protests tied to postwar plans and a bomb scare. Shoppers panicked when a device was thrown into a crowded street shop, but the blast proved harmless. A 14 year old boy was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Germany
Federal inquiry opens into Powellton explosion disaster
Federal officials launch inquiry into Powellton mine blast listing Pat Murphy McDunn Thomas Craft William Magnis William Blankehahip Steves Kozma John Lowe James Hunter and others among the injured all readmitted to hospital with burns coal dust injuries and potential pneumonia risk noted by hospital attaches
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Pat) Murphy
McDunn
Thomas W. Craft
Cannelton
William Jud Magnis
Powellton
William B. Blankehahip
Steves Kozma Sr
Powelleton
John Lowe
Kimberley
James Hunter
Scarbro
William Turner
Indiana
Jean Verringer
Eagle
Henry McMuan
Detar L. Oxley
W. H. Moore
John Deem
War Department lobbying probe cited indecision and omissions
The report critiqued handling of air corps needs and lobbying. It alleged officials misrepresented facts to committees and misled the director of the budget. The inquiry named no individuals, citing ongoing investigations and potential indictments in a grand jury review.
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Air Corps
War Department
District of Columbia
Roosevelt shows Elif Proposals and relief plans
President Roosevelt discusses a $500,000,000 relief program with proposals linking unemployment and security measures to a broader work program. Senator Borah urges immediate old age pensions while officials claim federal relief aids many in need. Fechner cites CCC work potential to keep a million men employed for fifty years. Detroit reports 60 percent rise in drunken driving fatalities.
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Algo
Aalso
Borah
Idaho
Republican Independent
Perstuny
Roosevelt
Iis
Federal Relief Administration
CCC
National Forest Service
The
Park Service
Robert Feehner
Corps
Corpa
Fechner
CCG
Roy Wey
Friends Mourn Death Of Henry Craft Explosive Executive
Henry G Craft 64 division manager of American Cyanamid died at 1 06 yesterday at 424 Union Street Bluefield from cerebral hemorrhage He had high blood pressure for years and was a respected citizen with roots in Bramwell Virginia Craft served as district manager for several explosive firms before joining DuPont and later American Cyanamid He is survived by his wife Pearl Lee Craft daughter Mrs Mery Lee Craft his mother and siblings Funeral services at Union Street home with burial in Monte Vista Park conducted by Rev G H Gunn and Westminster Presbyterian Church pallbearers named and flowerbearers noted
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Henry G. Craft
American Cyanamid Cheer Corporation
Union Street
Hia
Craft
Raf
Mery Lee Craft
Mr. Craft
Hi Slater
M.T. Peery
Bivestone
Thureday
B. M. Vanner
Cratk
Virginia
Union Hall
Franklin County
A. M. Craft
Mra. Baral Jane Craft
Bramwell
Rchmond
Lip
Buckeye Coal and Coke Company
Freeman
Buckeye Coal and Coke ‘Company
Burton Explosive Company
American Cyanamid Chemical Corporation
New Corporation
Southern
Mins Pearl Lee
T. D
Florence (Epperly) Lee
I H. Craft
Springton
George W
Walter J. Craft
Hedley L. Craft
Saltville, Va
Ida i Q. Perdue
Mollie N. Craft
M. T. Perry
Bluestone
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Roanoke
Gh Gunn
Westminster Church
Monte Vista Park
Roy Calloway
Lawhead
M. M. Woodyard
Manuel Block
W. C. Snyder
J. C. Newbold
A. Gl. Burtow
A. Jin Smith
J.C. Evang
W. M. Brutty
Bradshaw
Mr. Cratt
Dr Peters to Talk on What of the Morrow at Church
At the First Baptist church corner of Duhring and Mercer streets the Rev T F Peters will preach on What of the Morrow Sunday morning The young people will lead Sunday evening service and present a concert for students home from school for the holidays.
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First Baptist Church
Duhring and
Mercer Streets
T. 4. Peters
Two Held by U S Commissioner in Alcohol Raid
Two of three colored suspects arrested Thursday night on charges of possessing non taxed liquor were held by Commissioner Thomas H. Scott for federal grand jury action at the Bluefield term beginning January 16. Chester Price, 39, had his charge dismissed. Willie Harris, 35, bond $1,000. Bertha Singleton, 39, bond $600. All gallons of whisky seized at Singleton home on Mineral Street.
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City Po
Thomas H. Scott
Bluefield
Chester Price
Willie “Buck” Harri
Bertha Singleton
Princeton Tigers edge Elkins ten in tense county seat clash
Mack Whittaker scored for Princeton after a late tip by Cunningham as Elkins battled back led by Lothes Hockenberry and Phares. Gunvery and Van ningham stifled Princeton’s attack while Hoke brothers and Lambert sparked the winners. Referee Giutt oversaw a hard fought game amid a dramatic night.
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Princeton
Mack Whittaker
Cunningham
Goldberg
Whittaker
Gunvery
Anu Vanningham
Gunters
Elkins
Tigers
Lothes
Hockenberry
Phares
Elking
Hoke Brothers
Lambert
FC Goldberg
Dalal
Loathes
Wilhelm
Hoke
I Hoke
Bnd
F. Wood
Grill
Miklye
Saree Bor
Beng Phn Cceereeeencees
Giutt
Blueslolt
Bombings in Rene Ne War F Remainder
Wreckers wait at night with their automobile handy until a coal train arrives, as described in the fragmentary report from the Rene Ne war area. The text provides only a partial scene of an attack and ensuing delays.
Police Recover Four More Stolen Dresses
Chief C. N. Willon and Constable J. A. Tabor recovered four additional dresses stolen from a salesman's car after the robbery that involved James Cawthorn and four other youths. They searched Keystone but found little, and Cawthorn claimed much of the loot had already been moved there.
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C. N. Willon
J. A. Tabor
Colmyiany
James Cawthorn
Keystone
Cawthorn
NGAA Adopts Code of Fair Practice
The NGAA outlines a plan to improve fairness in athletics by defining proper and improper conduct and urging higher educational institutions to adopt a standard of equality and sportsmanlike behavior. Charleston, South Carolina, claims a nearly three mile bridge across the Cooper River.
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NGAA
Charleston
Cooper River
Lovable Continues as a Caregiver Daring a New Start
In a candid exchange Mrs Tracy explains she is a skilled yet imperfect mother turning over her children Pris cilla and Theodore to Jama. The woman admits past struggles with parenting while noting the need for kindergarten training and a steady hand to keep ahead of the lively kids.
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Priscilla
Sissy
Theodore
Sonny
Tye
Cooky
Tracy
Atin
Bobby Jones Says Continues On Right Foot Balance
The article fragment notes Jones stating a continued focus on balance of the right foot during his swing. The discussion mentions changes to ball placement and a potential move of the ball from outside in, suggesting adjustments to approach.
Golf grip mechanics for smooth swing sequence explained
The passage describes how the left hand should grip the club with fingers mainly, using the three smaller fingers for positive pressure. Opening of the fingers is driven by momentum, not deliberate action, to avoid tension. Emphasizes a relaxed grip as a shock absorber between upswing and downswing to promote smoothness.
Edgren critiques pro football scheduling and venue quality
Robert Edgren argues that pro football would be more exciting with stronger schedules and better venues. He notes that college games in stadiums built for football have a clear advantage over professional games played in adapted baseball parks.
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the, Sanfary Grocery
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