22 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
1
Dr. Howard Bryant revived W. A. String who appeared dead after coronary occlusion. String’s heart stopped and he was pronounced dead before Dr. Bryant applied adrenaline and assisted breathing. About an hour later he appeared normal with good recovery prospects.
The piece notes a heated exchange over a Supreme Court ruling on gold notes and repudiation. Connally and Senator Thomas of Oklahoma sparred on the issue, with calls that decisions should reach Congress, as critics argue the ruling affects economic conditions and political debate.
Continued from page one a woman identified as Mrs Mary Grider of Williammport is questioned in a case. She says she is a divine faith healer and denies being a dealer while asserting she has spoken God's truth. Authorities note a prior prosecution.
New York curb market reports irregular price moves with small gains and losses about evenly split at the close. Trading remained quiet with transfers around 151,000 shares, slightly below the previous day as a few purchases appeared amid light activity.
A Kentucky-born physician in Lafollette Tennessee praises Scalf's Indian River Tonic as a restorative medicine that combats malarial symptoms. He credits decades of practice and notes the tonic's purported efficacy in treating pellagra and related ailments.
Fragmentary items describe a San and Tab Frat Maire-Chints spring pastel colors 89c at Fre tweil's Rose Marie Beauty Shop 718 Princeton Avenue opposite N Wy station with telephone 998. Special attention to children. graduates and licensed operators. Mentions Royal Tupa writer up 2 points Mayflower Associates Montgomery Ward and other firms.
A review of internal tensions shows Tugwell, called Brain Trust No 1 by some conservatives, remaining influential within the administration while several allies resign or clash over milk policy and other issues. The friction centers on Davis and reforms as Cirletgau resigns from the Liberal group after a heated policy clash.
News from Tulare California reports the death of Miss Ella Ballard 73 from a heart attack. She was sister to Mrs Baker of Bramwall and mother to several surviving siblings including Mrs D Richmond Beckley Mrs Leslie Elis Richmond War Lag other Ballard family members. Funeral and burial services are set for Tulare today. Ballard was a native of Monrog county.
Two sisters leaped from a transport plane during flight, with witnesses saying they fell after a brief struggle and were found dead, hand in hand. The aircraft carried a tiny poster of a family, and investigators noted a whiskey bottle and a watch among the wreckage.Their parents, Court Du Bois and Mrs. Mendel, hailed from Hudson and Boston, and the girls had married in 1910. the tragedy deepened a family already bearing loss.
Funeral and burial services were held at Alexandria Virginia yesterday for B. Rowzie, a well known farmer of Prince George, Virginia, who died at home Tuesday after several weeks illness. He married Miss Jeaste Hudson of Blyfield in 1926 and they moved to Prince George in 1930. Mrs Rowzie was widely known in this city and area, having worked as a buyer for the Thornton-Laird company for over ten years.
Fragmentary notice suggests Tugwell may resign from the New Deal arrangement amid internal disputes. Mentions Hirst Jerome Frank AAA courges and Gardner Jackson in context of resignations and cabinet-level concerns.
Lawmakers pressed to advance two bills including an egg certification measure while clashing over the draft of several others. Debate focused on a “numbers game” act for new parties, school fire escapes, and pay for county education board members as a shooting range bill stalled in committee. The Senate faced delays on a state banking harmonization plan and a 40 to 60 percent collateral loan rule proposal amid a last minute amendment.
The Granada theater hosts a newsreel featuring President Roosevelt defending currency regulation with Father Coughlin and Graham MaNemee as reporters. It also shows the Hauptmann transfer to the Trenton state penitentiary awaiting execution for the Lindbergh baby murder. British and French stories follow in the reel.
Diplomatic celebration marks the end of a gercord as Sir Malcgim Campbell tests the Bluebird racer near Daytone Leach. A blazing freighter Bretwilda towed into Liverpool signals maritime activity amid Hungry fire fighting age and Italian youth drifting in Muscoliyl's new program to enlist all as army volunteers.
Senate Bill from Senator Lee Spillers would overhaul Wheeling city charter linking to Cincinnati plan. Provisions cover public official rules and proscriptions on bands and orchestras within schools colleges and universities.
A brief item records a request tied to Huntington hospital funds, noting Garrett a Democrat from Putnam and the context of competing with professional musicians. The fragment mentions political figures and appropriation activity but lacks full details.
A medical relief policy faced criticism as it neared adoption. The document tied to hospital staff and contract work threatened expulsion from county and state medical societies if members did not resign or withdraw, potentially triggering charter revocation if local action failed. The dispute indicated tensions within the West Virginia Medical association over compensation rules and membership criteria.
Mercer County Medical Society voiced disfavor at a special West Virginia State Medical Association meeting on January 17 1936 criticizing the council for overstepping its authority. The group argued council actions threaten ethical practice and warned against disrupting organized medicine in West Virginia while electing Dr Sam Holroyd of Athena as an honorary member. The meeting drew strong attendance and was described as one of the most interesting in years.
An old advertisement promotes Buckleys Mixture as a triple acting cough remedy available for 45 cents at Goody Koontz Drug Co Spangier's Drug Princeton or other druggists. It claims a couple of doses relieve most nightly coughs in a short time and says money back if not satisfied.
In Galax Grayson county Delp a 38 year old man living seven miles from town rushed the mayor’s office and knifed a man before fleeing. Chief of Police Martin died before aid arrived. Delp who had prior highway robbery conviction was found dead nearby. Dotson wounded officers earlier. hospital care ongoing. Authorities say the two incidents are not connected.
In the Southern District of Virginia Tyler Bramler Wagner, bankruptcy No. 2197, creditors warned that on February Slat day 1990 a proceeding will adjudicate the estate. A meeting for creditors to attend has been set for March 188 at 10 oclock to examine the bankrupt and file proofs. Creditors must attach claims or evidence to the form of proceeding.
An unclear item from Cincinnati notes a February entry referring to rates or fees. The legible fragment mentions produce and an ungraded status with a 2 percent figure, amid garbled text and missing context.
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