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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

3

Galaxy Man Fatally Shot After Entering Home

James Everett Fender, about 30, died from shotgun wounds after entering the home of Clyde Frost in Galax Virginia. Frost, who said Fender struck him on the porch, fired a 12 gauge shotgun in self defense. Frost is detained as charges are prepared.

Bluefield Daily Teleg Galax Harold Williams James Everett Fender Williame Pender Clyde Frost Frost Fender Fencer Williams

Socialists adopt multi billion public works plan at 29th convention

The Socialist party finished its 29th national convention in Philadelphia with a platform calling for a large public works program and repeal of the Taft Hartley Act. A broad restructuring resolution urges non electoral campaigns and community action to defend civil liberties extend social welfare and pursue peaceful foreign policy.

Philadelphia Socialist Party

Senators Nip Columbus 6-5 In Opener In Charleston

The Charleston Senators and the Columbus Red Birds split a doubleheader with Charleston taking the first game 6-5 and Columbus winning the nightcap 9-7. Al Ware and Bob Masser delivered late-inning triples while Herb Adams started Columbus' big first inning in the second game. Dick Fowler took the loss for Charleston.

Charleston Charleston Senators Columbus Red Birds Senators al Ware Bob Masser Billy Paulisso Masser Columbus Red Birds Bill Pope Herb Adams Dick Fowler Fowler Adams Lawrence Melliere Moford Smith Pope Voiselle Grimsley Hurd Robinson Hairston Romanosky Hengeveld Kirk Pinkham Haugstad

West Virginia High School Tourney to Be Held in Huntington

Huntington will host the 1955 West Virginia High School Basketball Tournament next March 17 to 19. Marshall College athletic director R A Morris Jr says the move honors Huntington and staff will supervise the event with help from Huntington Chamber of Commerce. Officials plan a July 1 committee formation to set details and study school board wishes. Philadelphia notes mention pepper pot scrapper and cinnamon bun as regional curios.

Huntington West Virginia R.A Bob) Morris Jr Marshall College Don Baker Huntington Chamber of Commerce Morris School Athletic Board of Appe

Deaths and Funerals Local memorials and obituaries

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices for Andrew Morrissey Walter Slemp D E Mandry James Kidd Donald Cordie Kirby Craft and others. Services scheduled at Mercer Funeral Home Martins Ferry Funeral Home and local churches with interments at Monte Vista Sleep Cemetery Stowers Cemetery and family plots. Surviving relatives listed with pallbearers and honorary escorts. flowers requested to be directed to charities.

Andrew Morrissey Norfolk & Western Railway Biluefield Tyrone Penn Mr. Morrissey Pennsylvania Railroad Norfolk and Western Northfork W. Va Pocahontas Morrissey Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Community Savings and Loan Company Abbott, Proctor and Paine Brokerage First Presbyterian Church Mercer Funeral Home Howard Gordon Monte Vista E. R Echols Ralph Berry E. L. Byrd Harvey E. Nichols R. A. Lampton J. E. Hatcher A. K. Penn Dal Ramage Curtis Williams T. L. Brown J. Cousins Early C. W. Gentry B. H. Hancock Paul Hudgins L Johnston B. McClung M. K. Otey W. C. Pollock W. H. Pool D. M. Ramage Paul C. Thomas A Cc. Wade A. Eee Joe W. It W. Walker OM. Poff R Woodburn F. A. Early C. L. Smith C. Bowen W.W. W. Hoskins J. L. Gray J. L. Alley C. T. McCurdy H. W. McClung G. H. Bowen Horton H. B. Roach J. M. Coff D. E. Mandry David Evan Mandry Thorpe Grace Hospital Welch Kellerneral Martins Rane Ohio Martins Ferry J. A. Kidd James Austin Kidd Cumberland Road St. Luke's Hospital Mercer Funeral Chapel Stowers Cemetery Ada Wiley Mark Blessing Guy Jack Frank Kidd

Richmond Teen Drowns in Ches ter Lake

Bobby Randell Linkous aged 16 of Richmond formerly Lashmeet resident drowned Sunday at 6 p.m. while swimming in Chester Lake. Body recovered at 6 a.m. Monday. Son of Haskew and Una White Linkous, survived by two brothers Billy and Gene and sister Betty. Ambulance from Bailey Funeral Home Princeton transported body to Princeton for funeral arrangements.

Donald Ray Smith Morrel Smith Pembroke Bobby John Mt. Lebanon ‘Church Robert Rose Williams Funeral Home Bobby Randell Linkous Richmond Lashmeet Chester Lake Haskew Una White Linkous Billy Gene Betty Bailey Funeral Home Princeton

Stafford Finney 54 Died at Bluefield Sanitarium

Stafford Finney 54 died Sunday night at Blue field Sanitarium. Survived by wife Ethel Glenn, five sons Roy Troy Junior Earnest Charles in Navy, two daughters Frances Roten and Virginia Graham, mother Mrs K D Taylor, brother Marion, two half brothers Garnett and Lloyd Taylor, two sisters Gladys Chatten and Sally Chambers. Funeral Wednesday at 11 from Karnett's Marion chapel with burial at Roselawn Cemetery.

Stafford Finney Bluefield Sanitarium Ethel Glenn Roy Troy Junior Kyle Earnest Marion Charles U. S. Navy Frances Roten Bluefield Virginia Graham Keystone K. D. Taylor Marion Finney Garnett Taylor Lloyd Taylor Gladys Chatten Sally Chambers Jkarnett Roselawn

Thought Control Policy Clash Warns Against Internal Division

President Eisenhower spoke on national unity and nuclear policy noting setbacks over an international atomic pool. He urged continued talks with free nations while warning that division threatens freedom and national strength.

Eisenhower Dulles Molotov

Murder Hearing Postponed in Kimball Slaying Case

A hearing for Ballard Campbell 50 held on suspicion of murder in the slaying of Josephine Taylor 42 of Kimball was postponed to 1 p m today. Campbell will appear before Mayor J Max Dawson who said no murder charge has been filed yet. The shooting also killed housekeeper Mrs Taylor as bullets struck George Reese’s Kimball home early Sunday.

Ballard Campbell Kimball Josephine Taylor J. Max Dawson Campbell George Reese Sunda Reese Taylor C. B. Dye

Soldier Being Brought Down From Mt McKinley

In Fairbanks on May 31 a rescue party uses a sled as a stretcher to bring Pfc George Argus a 25 year old Brooklyn GI down Mt McKinley after a 1000 foot fall. One rescuer died in the ascent. Argus survived 15 days trapped in a tent with a broken hip and is now being moved toward a helicopter pickup below 5 000 feet.

Fairbanks Alaska George Argus Mt. McKinley North America Argus Brooklyn N.Y Ares

Reds accuse U S press of lying on Geneva talks

Pravda and Tass assail the American press for distortion and misinformation about the Geneva conference. They say United States papers publish proposals from Soviet, Chinese, Korean, and Viet Minh delegations in a truncated form, and claim reports claim negotiations have run into a blind alley.

Moscow Pravda Tass Press Today Communist Party Soviet Union Chinese People’s Republic Korean People's Democratic Republic Democratic Republic of Viet Nam

Red Revolt Plan Studied by Congress in 1973 Outline

A document claiming to outline Mao Tse-tung’s world revolution plan by 1973 is under congressional review. Senator Knowland released it into the Congressional Record, noting it appears to summarize Communist policy. The memo reportedly traveled with Chou En-lai to Moscow in 1953 and argues delaying war until victory is certain.

Washington Congress Senate Knowland R-Calif Congressional Mao Tse-tung Moscow Chou En-lai Soviet Union China

Batchelor Affidavit Clears Path for Back Pay

Cpl Claude Batchelor signed an oath denying Communist ties at Fort Sam Houston, enabling about 4000 dollars in back pay. He and Cpl Edward Dickinson chose to return home after initial refusals. Dickinson was court-martialed for collaborating with the enemy, receiving a ten year sentence. The Army investigates Batchelor for possible court-martial.

San Antonio Tex Cpllaude Batchelor Korea Ft. Sam Houston Stockade Batchelor United States Cpl Edward Dickinson Army

Methodists To Meet In Bristol For Holston Conference

About 1,200 delegates gather in Bristol for the 131st Holston Methodist Conference opening Wednesday through Sunday at Virginia High School gymnasiums. Daily sessions include 9 am business meetings and 4 pm sermons with Bishop Fred P Carson. Bishop Roy H Short presides and speaks.

Bristol Holston Methodist Conference Virginia High School Roy H. Short Fred P Carson Philadelphia Bishop Short Prince A. Eades First Methodist Church Rossville H. L. Jackson Dublin Holston

Farmer Fatally Crushed When Tractor Wrecks

Thomas Gaylor about 40 was killed when the tractor he operated on Bud Hanshaw's farm overturned on a hillside near State Rt. 17 about 14 miles east of Pt. Pleasant today. The accident occurred on the farm in Pt. Pleasant area.

PT. Pleasant Thomas Gaylor Bud Hanshaw State Rt. 17

Washington and Lee 12 Students Withdraw Over Honor Violations

Washington and Lee University President Francis Gaines announced twelve students have withdrawn after an honor code violations probe. Some were varsity athletes who obtained exam copies with help from a janitor using pass keys. Names will not be released. the Student Executive Committee conducted the investigation and extended the committee’s authority.

Lexington Washington and Lee University Francis P. Gaines Ling Gaines Washington and Lee

Red Cross Swimming School Opens at Falls Mills Today

The annual Red Cross Swimming School begins at Falls Mills with junior and senior life saving courses from 9 a.m. to noon for five days. The senior course welcomes those 16 and older who have completed 10th grade and pass the swimmers test. Tenth graders under 16 may enroll if they can perform specified swimming skills. Junior courses are for ages 12 to 15 and those who completed 6th grade, also requiring pass of the swimmers test.

Red Cross Falls Mills

Princeton Chief Outlines City Dump and Road Progress

Mayor Amos Beam told the Princeton City Council the new dump is ready for use and the access road nearly finished. The council offered 100 tons of stone to complete the road and awarded paving contract to Haynes Construction Company of Bluefield for 103 749 dollars.

Amos Beam Princeton Haynes Construction Company Bluefield Hynes Finley Inc Roanoke Haynes Wickham Avenue Kirk Street Railroad Avenue Caperton Avenue West Douglas Helbrool Young Street Paul Champion Merlin Miller Robert Carr

Weather Outlook for Mid Atlantic and Ohio Valleys

Maryland and Virginia expect partly cloudy skies with warmth and wind. Thunderstorms are possible Tuesday afternoon and evening, then Wednesdays become cooler and partly cloudy. West Virginia remains warm and humid with storms Tuesday into Tuesday night. Ohio sees showers and thunderstorms with wind and cooler conditions by Tuesday. Kentucky stays windy and warm with Tuesday thundershowers, cooling later. Tennessee shows warm humidity with Tuesday storms and cooler conditions by Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania foresees windy warmth, storms Tuesday, then cooler, partly cloudy air by Wednesday.

Maryland Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Pennsylvania

Eighteen Brazilians Die in Nacional Air Line Crash

Meridional News Agency reports 18 Brazilians died when a Nacional Air Line plane crashed and burned near Itabira on Cerro Cipo Mountain, about 60 miles from Belo Horizonte. The aircraft carried three crew and 15 passengers.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Nacional Air Line Belo Horizonte Meridional Cerro Cipo Itabira

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James Fender A. Morrissey W. T. Slemp Walter Thomas Slemp Warf Hill Methodist Church Sleep Barnett Funeral Home Donald Cordie Marvin Cordie Raven McDowell County George Wilson Hurst Funeral Home D. R. Smith Thomas Craft Linkford & Richardson Funeral Home Mrs Mayberry Benjamin Martin Ola Boffman Dorothy Martin Rufus Tayior Ola Hoffman Lewis Hoffman James T New York William Edward Vera Cate ‘Thompson Acomas Prunty Mere Katherine Hubbard Velma Martin Bath A Field Curtis Whiam Mary A. Taylor Lagos Trula Mae Short Short’s Gap Buchanan County Eva McGlothlin Short Jeff Short Tazewell County Alvie Hurley Ellis Washington, D. C Joe and Bobby Linkous Reds U.S Geneva Red Britain France Germany Japan Claude Batchelor Best Buy IN Town Remington MODEL Remington Noisless PICA Underwood Bluefield, W. Va Baia Gazler Clay D&c Onal Tewest Neutra Farmer W&l Red Cross Swimming the Young America Chicago House Furnishing Company Bluefield, VA Weather Bureau Asheville Atlanta Bluefield Raton RA Cincinnati G . Dallas Denver Jacksonville Los Angeles Louisville Miami Minn St. Paul New Orleans
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