Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes public publication every morning excluding Mondays and lists its mailing details. It mentions post office processing in BiusGeld West Virginia and adopts Associated Press news dispatches for published content. Advertising and subscription rates are indicated with annual and carrier options.
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Mondey
Daily Telegraph
BiusGeld
W. Va
Associated Feeds
Atews
Vote for Airport Bonds Moves Ahead
A brief note urges voters to support bonds for an airport project. The item signals a local civic call to action with a focus on funding and future transportation capacity.
Ninth District Politics Heat Up As Villains and Veterans Clash
In Virginia’s Ninth District Congressman John W. of Bristol seeks reelection amid a muddled race. Captain John Albert Goodpasture, a World War II hero, announces an independent run against Congressman Flannagan and vows to replace postmasters under the law. The Republican nominee Ralph Lincoln from Smyth County is reportedly unavailable, deepening the contest while West Virginia factions ponder federal appointments and airport bond votes.
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Ninth Virginia
John W
Bristol
John Albert Goodpasture
Bataan
Flannagan
Goodpasture
Virginia
Southwest
Ralph Lincoln
Smyth County
Republican Congressional Committee
Ninth
Captain Goodpasture
Congress
West Virginia Faces Record Forest Fires Across State
A 1948 report from American Forest Products Industries shows West Virginia leads 46 timbered states in fires over 10 acres, with more than 60 percent of incidents expanding beyond that size. It calls for increased public support and funds for forest protection and notes 89 percent of woodland fires are human-caused.
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West Virginia
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
U. S. Forest Service
America
América
Political mood shifts after presidential labor code push
An aging voice recalls how Congress applauded the presidents labor code but party candidates grew cautious. The piece notes cooling enthusiasm ahead of the November 5 election as voters weigh promises against pledges and the 435 House seats and two Senate seats at stake.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
House of Eevee
Senate
Willennias
Questionable Enterprise in Foreign Information Service
Editorial argues the proposed 19 million dollar foreign information service is a propaganda effort not peace funding. It criticizes conflating information with war costs and warns about abuses, urging reliance on existing press and radio to inform foreigners about the United States.
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Foreign Information Service
House of Representatives
Aress
Radio
United States
Wheeling Intelligencer
Water Lilies Symbolic in a Childs Eye
A brief poetic note from Fleur Conkling in the Christian Science Monitor reflects on water lilies gathered by children. The image conveys innocence and wonder, comparing the flowers to clouds and sea foam as they shimmer in a summer sky.
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Christian Science Monitor
Federal patents and OPA clash in wartime politics
Aerial and political maneuvering over enemy patent seizures reveals how Victor Emanuel and Leo Crowley influenced the Alien Property Custodian. James Markham, backed by allies, fought to keep Nazi patents, while President and lawmakers faced lobbying from industry groups and a Huntsville congressman’s ethics questions.
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Washington
Battis
General Aniline and Pilm
Leo
W W. Emanuel
Uel
Crowley
Leo Crowley
James Markham
Victor Emanuel
Markham
White House
Germany
Starrd Oil
New Jersey
Presiden
Gri
Alien Property
Norwegian War Orphan Faces Postwar Hunger
Oslo reports a rugged Norwegian war orphan surviving on bread potatoes and fish after fighting ends. She describes scarce meat and small luxuries amid postwar rationing and planning, noting relief from Hemier riches yet continuing hardship across the countryside and villages.
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Oslo
Norway
Scandinavia
Europe
Careful Plans Help Norway To Recovery
Norway shows tentative recovery driven by disciplined farming and industrious citizens. Despite hardship delaying cultural progress, resilience and frugal living foster civic progress and revived purchasing abroad while women in Norway lament missing prosperity seen in Sweden.
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Norway
Ping
Sweden
Opening Waldorf Roof Gala Highlights 41 Years of Welfare Work
A Waldorf Astoria benefit for Travelers Aid Society of New York celebrated 41 years of welfare work with stars like Ann Sheridan Lana Turner Sonia Henie in elegant surroundings. Xavier Cugat and Dulcina Mischa Barr led music while Joe Reichman and his orchestra entertained at the Roosevelt Grill. Reichman, once given a death sentence for heart disease, pursued music after a brief legal career, composing a noted unconventional piano-led ensemble known as the Pagliacci of the Piano.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Travelers Aid
New York
Sasa Travelers
Xavier Cugat
Ann Sheridan
Lana Turner
Sonia Henie
Cary Grant
Howard Cugat
Dulcina
Per
Mischa Barr
Joe Reichman
Reichman
Hiself
Gadabout Notes Around Manhattan at the Hotel Biltmore
A lively column describes a bustling Manhattan scene at the Hotel Biltmore Bowmen with musicians Dick Stabile and his orchestra. The writer chats with Ethel Smith and others including Ralph Bellamy and Nancy Sinatra while observing a new dance team. Lathtrop references page eight.
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Ethel Smith
Ralph Bellamy
Little Red Riding Hood Visits Grandmother Amid Strikes
The tale follows Little Red Riding Hood deciding how to reach grandma during a strike era. She endures delays, encounters picket lines with Unfair banners, and finally arrives ten weeks later to a changed visit.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Grandma
Little Red Riding Hood in the Wolf disguise
The tale fragment shows Little Red Riding Hood confronting a wolf in grandma’s clothes. The creature named Snafu parodies the classic lines and references radio bulletins on recon and troubles as the chase continues on a long pursuit with an arbitration board entering.
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Snafu
Little Red
Snaft
Little Red Riding Hood
Arbitration Board
Court for Parents program highlighted by reader letter
A reader praises an editorial on Schools for Mom and Dad and notes a Court for Parents concept tied to Judge Lyle Jackson of Hornell New York and a Panel Education Committee. The letter mentions delinquency and crime restraint as aims of parental education programs.
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Hush Ike Shott
Bluefield
Court For Parents
Lyle Jackson
Hornell
New York
School For Parents
Not entirely new approaches cited for youth delinquency control
John Wooster Martin of New York City, a crime restraint authority and Youth Study Panel member, notes that Local Exchange Clubs nationwide adopt two other strategies. Communities use Community Council for Delinquency Control and Manual for a Youth Center with evident success.
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John Wooster Martin
New York City
Community Council
Power and Democracy: A Plain Talk on Leadership and Unions
Paul Mallon comments on the perils of concentrated power in government and business. He argues that unchecked authority breeds resistance, urges restoring common justice, and warns unions and leaders against overreach while stressing individual rights and public responsibility.
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Oman
Congress
Fifty Years Ago Today in Daily Telegraph Notices
Daily Telegraph notes mark fifty forty twenty and ten years ago with brief items. Mrs A L Peters daughter of Capt G W Thomas of Bluefieldg on Radford veton arrives as general manager of Standard Oil. Capt William Bradburn consulting engineer National Good Roads to join board, and Mrs Huffard visits Boston. J & Saunders of Vivian struck by train. ten students graduate from a college. Arthur Meadows of Fiat Top injured by a sazy banquet.
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G. W. Thomas
Wilam Bradburn
National Good Roads
Rete
E. Bond
Board of Supervisors
Ae College
S. Phillips
Baltimore
Pat Fian Aeen
Mount St. Mary's Core
Arthur Meadows
Fiat Top
Sazy Banquet
Vas the Bible Council
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