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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
14
Yesterday Jack Burden struck Martin then Nick and Mary Poaliha to aid one. She changes cabs when an officer halts her for speeding.
In Maine a tense Pine Tree Championship round featured Jerome and opponent teams with careful play. Both sides faced vulnerability as the late rounds tested accuracy and match point outcomes in a dealer south duplicate style.
A brief card table record shows a South pass with initial actions including a Kone demand phrasing and a limited auction sequence. The fragment hints at a defensive or passive opening and a simple bidding progression.
A poker like bridge hand unfolds with a four heart bid debated amid a scoring prompt. The narrative shifts to a romantic scene where a woman is restrained and a man proclaims love amid tense dialogue and implied pursuit.
A woman discovers the body of Duke Martin in his living room after a struggle. A gleaming sequined evening bag and a revolver on the table raise questions. She calls the Gazette with a tip as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Commissioner Burr H. Simpson announced the appointment of Ross J. Leader of Randolph County as chief right of way agent for the road commission. He has been assistant right of way agent for several years and takes effect May 15.
Dr John W Withers dean of education at York University attacked current national discord and unemployment during a Salem College talk. He argued the oil democracy is crumbling and urged reforms to restore stability and opportunity.
Charles Burckhardt de Reynold the League of Nations envoy met Albert Poster the Danzig Nazi chief to discuss Nazi demands for union and Poland's insistence on maintaining the status quo after today's talks in the Free City of Danzig.
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