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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
6
Chief J. H. Poole said one Bluefield resident was fined five dollars plus costs for failing to buy vehicle tags by the May 25 deadline. Police have been checking motorists since then. Tags may be purchased from C. P. Painter, city treasurer.
A Tuesday ruling in Tazewell county court Bluefield Virginia sentenced a 16 year old boy on a theft of bicycles charge. The court referred the juvenile to further proceedings and noted a sex offense related element in the case.
Anne Adams Pattern 4816 for misses sizes 12 through 20 features a sun dress with a contricing bolero. Size 16 requires 2 1 8 yards fabric 35 inch wide and 1 3 8 yards for contrast trim. Send sixteen cents to The Daily Telegraph pattern dept. at 243 W 17th St New York NY for this pattern.
The First Methodist church circles and the Wesleyan Service guild announce meetings. Circle 1 at the church at 2 30, Circle 2 hosted by Mrs Arthur Miller at 2 30, Circle 3 with Mrs W J Crockett at 8, Circle 4 led by Mrs John Arms at 8, and the Wesleyan Service guild with Mrs J W Mc Neal at 8.
Miss Leta Mae Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Reese Anderson is home for the summer holidays and serves as president of Marion junior college student body. James Bates returns from Pishburn Military Academy and Des White visits with his parents. Doc has played on the William and Mary college team in Williamsburg Virginia this past year.
Charleston police reported Ralph Miller age 20 suffered severe head injuries when struck by a hit and run automobile at a West Side street intersection. The incident occurred at May 31.
Buffalo May 31 A five year old federal anti trust case against ceremnyAee incorporated opens Judge John Knight hears the government contend the chain illegally eliminated competition to create a monopoly The chain operates about 160 theatres across New York Maryland Virginia Kentucky and Ohio The government seeks injunctions to halt further theater acquisitions and to declare contracts and conspiracies in restraint of trade illegal under the Sherman act
Three college coeds volunteered as lifeguards at Fairmont municipal pool marking wartime innovation. Patricia Burke of Clarksburg Elizabeth McCarthy and Jean— names listed— climbed towers and settled under red umbrellas to watch bathers.
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