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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1938

Page

9

Morning Jamboree Schedule on the Station Lineup

A detailed radio program log lists 5:00 Morning Jamboree followed by a full day of shows and sponsors. Programs include Dan Stafford and His Mountainers, Clark Hardware and Furniture, Sun Dial, The Breakfast Club with L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries, Shoppers Program, Morning Devotional with Rev. Weeks, Cowaboy Jack and Ranch Hands, Leonard Presents, Harbour Hardware, and more.

Dan Stafford A A Mountainers Y Land Company Clark Hardware and Furniture CO SUN Dial WHITE Stafford Brothers L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries Stooge and Charlie H. L. Weeks College Avenue Baptist Church Jack London Rhythms Leonard Warlick Singin’ Sam Coca-Cola Botti Co Bluefield Web Chicago House Furnishing CO Sunrise Bottling CO Norge Lowman Rock Minera Bob Jones Ozark Harlem Way Dorothy Hendricks Johnnie Rock Mineral Spring Company Make Believe Ballroom Superior Sterling Company Bluefield Produce and Provision Company ODD Facts Shaman's Dixie Clothing Co

Real estate transfers recorded in county clerk’s office

Yesterday's records show Lilly Land Co transferring multiple parcels in Princeton Webb street and Montcalm including lots 1-9 section 14 to Annie Hearn and lot 14 section 18 to Goldie Ratliff, with prices listed. Other deeds include Levi Farley receiving lots 10-15 in A. W. Brown addition for 25 cents and various transfers in Rock district and McNew Taylor addition, with prices noted.

Lilly Land Co Annie L. Hearn Webb Street Princeton Goldie Ratliff Lilly Land Montcalm Virginia M. F. Caldwell Levi Farley A. W. Brown James L. Blevins E. Ll. Phillips Rock District James Blevins Phillips Virgie Taylor N. A. Taylor McNew-Taylor Ontealm J. H. Smith Lena Nipper Reed Roundhouse Jesse and Rubie Taylor W. M. Gentle Jim Fimore W. P.ley EB. O. Hale Jim Bimore D. P. Compton E. L. Phillips James A. Thompson P. T. Lilly Albert Nelsco Beasley Street Bluefield A. B. Sawders Elizabeth Gunter la ‘Aylor Rich Creek

Brand New Six-Room Home For Sale

Six-room and bath brand new home offered with fine location. Purchase requires $1,000 down and small monthly balance. Address inquiries to Private Box No 24 care Daily Telegraph.

CED Ignitio Célient Care Daily Telegraph Smallley

Dinner Dance and Evening Schedule at the Shoppe

The program lists a dinner dance to go and at 7:00 shoppers program followed by 7:30 dance melodies 7:45 rhythm moderne ttes 8:00 rhythm revue and an 8:15 broadcast of boxing with a stream of events and times.

Radio Network Schedule for 1938 Era Live

Radio listings show NBC WEAF CBS WABC NBC WIZ blue network segments from 4:00 to 11:30 with names like Hughes Tracy Rabinoff Douglas Vallee Kirk and Orchestra, singing and dance acts, news periods, and orchestras scheduled across east west and central feeds with repeated programs and To Be Announced slots.

Nbc-Weaf Ash Hughes Il Alone Dick Tracy Basic Benno Rabinoff Paul Douglas Blue Barron Orphan Annie Midwest Amos 'N' Andy West Reisman Mario Cozzi Rudy Vallee B. Crosby B. Burns Bob Howard East Amos Andy Ink Spots Eddie Varros Jack Spriga Teddy King CBS WABC Akron Nila Mack Press Ed Thorgensen Nets Doris Rhodes Souts Carter Chicago Melody Weavers Barry Wood Just Entertainment Hellywood Boake Carter St. Louis America Kate Smith Toca Tucker King & Orchestra Nbc-Wiz Lady Davies Scthente Tim Stampsb Rakov Lowell Thomas Page Oreheld E. LeBaron Orches Elza Schallart Harry Owens Lee Sailee

Shirley and Parents Seek Quiet Vacation Impossible

Hollywood reports the Temples, famed for their name recognition, attempt a quiet road trip en route to the East. Mrs Temple warns that if Salt Lake City offers too loud a welcome they will turn back, otherwise they will proceed to New York via Callander Ontario. Invitations poured in when the trip was first announced.

Hollywood Calif George F. Temples Shirley Salt Lake City Ontario Canada

Grundy Mission School to Broadcast on WLW

Rev. Chas. M. Sublett announces that Sam R. Hurley president of the Mountain State Mission school will broadcast from Grundy Virginia over Station LW in Cincinnati Sunday morning June 5 at 10 o clock. Hurley and groups of children from the school broadcast yearly and many in Bluefield are expected to hear the program.

Mary Lee Taylor Dainery Chas. M. Sublett Mountain State Mission School Grundy Sam R. Hurley Josephus Hopwood Incinnati Hurley Mountain Mission School Bluefield

Fork Union Military Academy graduates record high attendance

Fork Union Military Academy in Fork Union Virginia closed its finest session with 316 attendees. Post graduates included Frank Stephenson Hewitt of Mullens and Ralph Edward Johnson of Saeger. Graduates included Billy Hoge Ascue of Richlands and Hubert Arthur Cassell Jr of Bishop. Johnson earned the medal as best athlete at commencement.

Fork Union Military Academy Fork Union Frank Stephenson Hewitt Mullens Ralph Edward Johnson Saeger Billy Hoge Ascue Richlands Hubert Arthur Cassell, Jr Bishop

New Welfare Man Named for Marion County Post

Hugh Wellman, director of Hancock county public assistance, will take over as Marion county department director on June 15. L. L. Vincent will remain with the department as field representative, based in Charleston. Ancient shepherds tied bells to sheep hoping the ringing would help them breed.

Fairmont Hugh Wellman Hancock County Department of Public Assistance L. L. Vincent Marion County Department Vincent Charleston

New York Stock Exchange Quotations Headline

Abbott Proctor and Paine successors to Livingston go listed on the New York Stock Exchange. James & Mann, manager, and other principal exchanges show trading activity.

Abbott Proutor Paine Livingston @ Go New York Steoe Exchange Ena Xchanges Reieian St. James & Mann

Railroads Lead Bond Market Gains as Industrials Hold

Active railroads rose in early trading with Nickel Plate 6s up 5 points to 44 and Santa Fe adjustments 4s up 3 to 80. Industrial and utility bonds were about even as U S government issues held steady in quiet trading. Fractional gains in Anaconda Copper and Bethlehem steel issues were noted amid the session.

New York U. S Santa Fe Anaconda Bethlehem

Chicago Livestock Prices Report June One

Chicago livestock market news shows hog sales at 15 000 head with direct 5 000 and most prices 10 to 15 lower than Tuesday. Cattle trade 10 000 head plus calves 1 200 with steers and yearlings steady to uneven. tops noted at 10 75 for steers and 10 65 for light and heavy steers. Sheep 5 000 head with spring lambs active and higher. feeders and natives showing gains across the board.

Chicago Eli Lambs

Baltimore Livestock Sale Report June 1

U S Department livestock listing from Baltimore shows cattle and calves 100 and 50 head respectively with mixed prices. Pigs 750 head down 15. good to top market for 140-200 lb hogs 8.95 to 9.20. 210-240 lb hogs 8.75 to 9.05. sows 6.95 to 7.45. lambs and sheep 350 head with spring lambs steady and ewes and wethers steady to down with fat bucks 9.00 down and good wooled ewes 3.50.

Baltimore U. S. Dept

Pittsburgh Produce Produces Modest Demand Across Commodities

Pittsburgh June 1 Produce demand steady with apples per bushel 1.00 to 1.25 depending on variety. Potatoes see steady shipments with No 1 sacks about 1.75 per 100 pounds. Butter soft with nearby tubs selling at about 40 cents per pound.

Pittsburgh U. 8 Papt. Agr New York Baldwins Rome

New York Poultry Prices Reported For Dressed and Live Birds

New York market notes show dressed poultry soft to weak with price ranges for boxes of various weights. Live poultry and eggs list steady to firm quotes for broilers, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and Leghorns, with mixed colors and premium marks in several regions and pack types.

New York Express Ste Lechon Midwestern

Chicago grain gains on late Winnipeg quotes

Chicago futures firm after Winnipeg quotes lift wheat trading. Prices end mixed with slight declines for oats and barley while wheat holds near unchanged levels.

Foreign Exchange Brief Shows Mild European Currency Weakness

In New York in June 1994 minor declines in major European currencies against the dollar appeared. Rates quoted include Belgium 16.90 Germany 49.16 benevolent 21.40 travel 28.00, Holland 56.16 Tokyo 28.85 Shanghai 2145 Hongkong 30.83 Mexico City 22.00 nominal Montreal in New York 98.934 New York in Montreal 101.064.

New York Belgium Germany Holland Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal

Bond Prices and Yields Reported in New York

Final bonds quoted in New York on June 1 include Treasury issues with prices ranging from 108.6 to 114.11 and yields around 46 to 60. Trading mentions Treasury 3s 4s 9s and 4s plus mortgage and home ownership securities, noting slight variances in quotes and maturities.

New York Treasury Ae Treasury

Lancaster Livestock Market Report June 1

Cattle values rise with fat steers 15 to 25 higher and bulls similar. Cows steady, stockers unchanged. Calves 281 head with good demand up about 50. Good to choice cattle around 11.00 for 50 head. Hogs 371 steady with good to choice hogs near 9.00. Sheep 282 lambs slow but near steady with good to choice around 10.00. Western flips 8.75 to 9.00.

Lancaster

Unclear Market Notes Reflect Stable Prices and RSI Signals

Fragmentary report suggests New York area prices held steady near 2.65 as a benchmark with minimal change in points. The text mentions Bersak and Refined with no clear outcomes or dates, indicating a status quo in sales metrics and unchanged figures.

New York

New York Market Movements Mixed In Early Trading

June market notes show industrials leading, bonds steady, rail issues reversing decline, and utilities favored. Quiet at the stock exchange with overall stability, while foreign exchange movements appear subdued.

New York Wall Street

Market Improves as Stocks Rise Amid June Debt Outlook

New York traders see a modest upturn with gains in steel, motor, metal, and farm implement shares led by a broad market rally. Commonwealth Edison bond issue eyed as a potential signal for further corporate borrowing to spur industrial recovery. Chesapeake and Ohio dips on dividend cut. utilities and rail groups move with industrials as mixed forecasts keep sentiment buoyant.

New York Commonwealth Edison Wall Street Chesapeake and Ohio Utilly Welcomind

Curb Market Gains Lead Broad Rally Across Sectors

The New York curb market rose sharply led by favored specialties utilities and oil shares gaining 1 to 4 points. Sherwin Williams up 4 at 74 Gulf Oil +2 percent at 35 percent. Aluminum Company 73 American Gas and Electric 255 Pittsburgh and Lake Erie 29 percent Unicolor 22 percent. Fractionally ahead Ci Service 84 Creole Petroleum International Petroleum 25 percent.

New York Sherwin Williams Gulf Oil Aluminum Company American Gas and Electric Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Unicolor Ci Service Creole Petroleum International Petroleum

Dry goods markets show quiet demand in New York

Newspaper notes from New York on June 1 report cotton goods markets quiet with easier referrals and moderate finished goods demand. Raw silk remains steady while mills cut rayon prices but fail to spur activity. Burlap remains dull and steady.

New York

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