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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
13
A fragment begins with Martin entering a scene titled Serial Story Date With Danger and introduces a cast including SHIRLEY and SUE Vets mane. The text hints at a tense setup as the plot unfolds.
A bridge hand features a bold four aces system and a dramatic spade and diamond sequence led by Gottlieb. In a separate scene at a bar, Jack argues with Clem as Duke Martin watches, tension rising over a doomed romance and a planned date.
In a tense scene, Jack Burden argues with Clem and Martin over money and betrayal. Jack threatens and shouts as Clem denounces him, then exits with rage. Outside, Jack smashes his car door and drives off while Marya orders a taxi to pursue.
A tense street moment ends with a police officer threatening a ticket as a driver argues about fines. A quick-thinking woman covers the fine with five dollars and hurries to find another cab, while bystanders react to the confrontation on Third Avenue.
Fire destroyed the Clarksburg theater with flames starting on the first floor front area. The blaze was out of control, delaying local broadcasting as WBLK resumed after the incident.
Bluefield Health Department laboratory conducted tests including diphtheria and sphareaton examinations and others such as water analysis. Approximately 300 additional miscellaneous examinations were performed.
Firefighters investigated an incident discovered shortly before 11 a m. Fire Chief J J Martin said the blaze may have started from acetylene torches used by air conditioning workers on the roof.
In Huntington, between 75 and 100 men on the WPA project are idle as the city and State WPA officials pause work on a $1,000,000 project. Ernest B. Pugh states work will not resume until the city arranges for purchase of needed materials and meets project requirements.
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