Jewell Ridge Hall Dedication Draws 8000 in Virginia
At Jewell Ridge Virginia an all day celebration climaxed with the dedication of Local No. 4167 MWs hall. Congressman Flannagan and Van A Bittner of District 17 UMWA praised Roosevelt s labor benefits and attacked the Hoover era. Speakers touted the union as a guardian of workers rights and predicted further gains in a six hour day.
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Iabor
John W. Plannagan
Virginia
van A. Bilmner
Charlaton
United Mins Workers of America
Jewell Ridge
MW. A
van A. Bittner
Our
Republic
Supreme Court
Flannagan
Bittner Ukewise
High Tribunal
United Mine Workers of America
Union
High One
Mountain Ton
U. M
W. A
Clyde H. Reppert
Blue~field
William Buzzard
Charleston
New Hall-16
Nions
Union Teaders
Jesu'Aquino
Welch
Pocahontas
Lee Burke
Rich
Tam Ho
United Dine -Workers
Prajang Roosevelt
van Bittner
Metlons
Rockefellers
du Ponts
Flanaagan
Hoover
Reggievelt
Su B Ie
Annagan
Ty Thit
Jewell “Ridge
Tazewell County
Perry White
Jess Aguiro
Colegresaman
John W Flannagan
Rill Blizzard
Diattict
T. C. Glover
Miner Dedication Event Highlights Union Leaders and Speech
The article covers a miners barbecue and dedication, praising Congressman Finnnagan and Van Bittner as a labor leader. Speakers included Willian Blizzard and Rev T A Freeman, with a parade to the union hall and a prayer by Kemper Hampton. The crowd saluted the American flag amid a regional historical aside about Europe.
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Finnnagan
Myx
van Bittner
Ordaneh
House
Virginia
U. MW
Liberty
Flannagan
van A. Bittner
Thetiion Hall
Thera Parry White
Jewell Ridge
Willian
T. A. Freeman
Presbyterian Church
Uniony
Kemper Hampton
Concord Baccalaureate Seeks 45 Graduates at Commencement
Dr. John Temple Grayoa delivered the main address at Concord College's baccalaureate services. The program featured pastors, a student chorus, and the Alpha Phi Omega and Concord Players presenting Seventh Heaven. Forty five graduates are to receive diplomas Wednesday morning, with diplomas awarded to Lambert Arrington, Betty Ball, Charlie Baxter, and many others from Princeton, Athens, Bluefield, and beyond. A new Italian law requires aviation training for all physically and mentally fit young men.
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James Stinnette
John Temple Grayoa
Concord
Collaa
Grage
G. By
McCary
Carl Hensley
GG. Harris
G. Williamson
F. Sublette
Hla Halroyd
Y. M
College
Alpha ‘Pat Omega
Concord Players
Seventh Heaven
Bernice Gunney
Gauley ‘Bridge
Azel Meadows
Princeton
Boucher
West Virginia
Charleston
Romaine Kanade
Athens
Phyllis Lilly
Leola Lusk
Herndon
Madie McGrothlin
Louise McNeil
Marlinton
Wva Marchitelli
Welch
Thelma Martin
Ruth Martin
Sallie Mays
Carl Neff
Layland
Nettie Rose Oxley
Harry Parker
David Pauley
Jeffry
Marjoria Penn
Mr. Howe
Madge Raehake
Mullens
Richard Riner
Union
Gob Rhodes
Sandstone
Douglas Schwank
Beckley
Helen Beott
Vaughan Stanley
Lanark
Elizabeth Thornton
Lewis Via
Lewisburg
Ruth Wall
Youths of Area N Boys State Opens at Jackson’s Mill
Southern West Virginia sends a strong contingent to West Virginia Boys State at Jackson’s Mill under American Legion sponsorship to train youth in citizenship. About 250 boys from across the state will participate, forming Federatist and Nationalist parties and conducting mock elections culminating in a ballot. Governor H G Kump is expected to attend.
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West Virginia
Jackson’s Mill
Rev
G. C
Gunn
Jackson's Mill
American Legion
C. G. Gunn
Chaniain
Legion
Bluefield Post
American Lexion
Forty
Billy Fowlkes
Frank Walters
Arnold Hurd
Woodrow ‘Les
Walcha
Piiteaton
Federatists
Frank Shaffer
Weirton
Boys State, Inc
Shaffer
TeWnpiper
Mountaineer
Boys State Ment
John Pleaa
Sheffer
Plesa
Clas
Welt- Ton
Claones
Ether
Mederalist
Unte
H. G. Kump
Bluefield Stores Set Summer Early Closing at 5 O Clock
Bluefield retailers will close at 5 PM during June July and August to give workers more recreation time. Fred R Christie secretary manager of the Business Men's Association urged all city retailers to cooperate in the plan.
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Bluefield
Fred R., Christie
Business’ Men's Association
Local business men attend Chicago radio dealers meet
Dave Lowman of Lowman Music Company and Harry Lawson with Hall of Flat Top Auto Supply depart for Chicago to attend a radio dealers convention. The Bluefield group plans to be away about a week and will place orders for summer and fall merchandise for their stores.
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Dave Lowman
Lowman
Harry Lawson
Gam: Hall
Flat Top’ Auto Supply. Company
Chicago
Radio
Bluefield
Dramatic director urges peace at Bluefield Kiwanis meeting
Jay Wellington of Hollywood lectured Bluefield Kiwanis yesterday on peace and moral renewal. He urged return to God and truth to end world chaos and warned against war machines. Rev Hobson introduced him and plans for the pageant Let There Be Light were announced for June 10-12. Kiwanians learned details of a crippled children’s clinic to be held Wednesday at city hall.
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Hollywood
Celif
Bluefield Kiwanis Cla
Wellington
Jennings W. Hobson
Christ Episcopal Church
Thealle
J.B. Galbraith
Robert A. Lampson
Paul GC. Thomas
Uhe
Club
Randolph
Williamson Witvania Kiwanis Meeting Report
Bing from Williamson and W M Vasey of Knoxville joined P S Bar Tow of Bluefeld at the West Virginia hotel for a splendid meal. The club had met at the hike club the prior year.
Fractured claim for natural remedy cure text
Fragmentary ad copy extols a natural remedy claiming no changes in Nature can occur without it. It asserts a physician designed formula from vegetable plants cures chronic conditions and promotes regular bowels, appetite, and digestion within days. It mentions elimination of indigestion and dyspepsia though details are unclear.
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