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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
4
Company K offices move to a new room on the top municipal building floor. Angrist notes completion of the business school room and plans to reuse the armory area as a paint shop. A small juvenile study room continues, and a Red Cross first aid station seeks space in the third floor vault for arms and ammunition storage.
Morgantown West Virginia May 31 A reunion of graduates of the West Virginia University College of Law will open commencement exercises with about 400 degrees to be conferred Former Yale School dean Charlies B E Clark of the U S circuit court will address the alumni gathering The reunion follows the alumni association business meeting The Friday luncheon features Robert H C Kay of Charleston presiding The Phi Beta Kappa honor society and the university baseball team West Virginia versus Jones 7 will address by U S District Attorney Eugene V Ion The baccalaureate sermon Sunday in the field house by Journ Cc Gluck The Groves will be conferred and the principal address will be by Dr Edward R Weichlein Mellon Institute Pittsburgh
Ohio miners work toward normal production as shafts reopen in Bellaire and nearby areas. United Mine Workers president expects production to reach about 18 000? by Monday while operators’ association spokesman cautions optimism amid renewed coal strike ending uncertainties.
In Youngstown the Brier Hill mill and Campbell board Blast furnace of Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Hit Tileis Ohio works partially reopen as officials say they will use coal and coke on hand until new supplies arrive late next week. Production had dipped to one of its lowest historic levels due to coal shortages.
A new filling station will be constructed on the lot where the old service station stood after being torn down to make way for a modern facility. It saw limited wartime use and it is not definite who will operate the new station according to Claytor.
Carwile campaign proposal targets the state penal system. He asks Governor Tucker to allow interview access for a client held in self confinement at the state penitentiary, with Frank Smyth named as superintendent and attorney note from the client’s father.
Five local youths Conrad Crow Jay Hertzel An Horne James Bobbitt and Da Barnet were selected for Boys State at Jacksons Mill starting June 28. Rotary Kiwanis and two American Legion Posts sponsor the event with group approvals and required medical examinations before departure.
They describe enrollment details for a program, noting costs and accommodations for visitors. The text mentions advance reservations and references Jac M as known for its facilities.
London May 31 Prime Minister John Strachey announced bread rationing machinery is being set up and a decision on rationing will come in a few weeks during a House debate. Opposition leader Winston Churchill urged claims about postwar Germany supplies and the Reich.
A Washington report notes that price increases for milk were restrained in specific regions due to ongoing economic stabilization measures. The halt affected areas previously granted a larger rise, though the point was stated as inadvertently reported.
Early British food minister Strachey warned voluntary bread-saving schemes would not suffice and that rationing machinery was being prepared for the Kingdoms 45 million people to ensure daily bread security. Bread was not yet rationed in Britain.
Chester Bowles announced retail price boosts of about one cent a quart early in June with no rise in Arizona and New Mexico. The OPA said regional districts will decide soon and earlier in June. Butter may rise around 11 cents, margarine 6 to 5 cents, and cheese about 6 to 8 cents in the same period.
Nibi Panagio, 19, enlisted in the Army after asking about joining with his parents. He had lived in Bucharest since 1934 and returned to the United States last December. Letters to his parents in Bucharest were returned unopened. he hopes the Army can locate them.
In Lexington Virginia on May 31 President Francis P. Gaines led a memorial service on the Washington and Lee campus for 130 men dead or missing in the war. He called the fallen a treasure and inspiration. Dr J W Davis was replaced by Gaines as speaker. Former Governor Homer Hold presided. Dr J J Murray gave the invocation as student body president John G Fox read the names.
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