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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

12

Time Near for Decisive Action Against Axis Powers

Secretary Stimson said the period of decisive action is at hand as nearly half of the army is in action or poised for new offensives. He noted 3,657,000 soldiers are deployed outside the United States with over half overseas, and naval strength totals 3,277,000 with 1,566,600 afloat or on foreign duty as of April. He cited plans guiding troop movements and the prioritization of shipping for army and air forces. Casualties in Italy through May 27 totaled 55,150 with 9,686 killed and 36,910 wounded.

Washington Stimson Continental United States En Tire Navy Coast Guard Germany U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff

Dr D W Jemison to Speak at Mount Zion Tonight

Dr D W Jemison president of the National Baptist convention will speak at Mount Zion Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 as the West Virginia State Convention list commissioner board session continues. The meeting began Thursday morning and will close with a banquet tonight. Special Sermon Sunday Rev E T Brown pastor of Scotts Street Baptist will preach the annual Thanksgiving sermon for the Odd Fellows at Bluestone Baptist Church Sunday at 11 o clock.

D. W. Jemison National Baptist Convention, U. S. A. Inc Mount Zion Baptist Church West Virne E. T. Brown Scotts Street Baptist Church Odd Fellows Bluestone Baptist Church

Training School Annual Meeting Closes at Stewart Church

The two day session of the W C and Training School will close tonight at John Stewart church with a pageant directed by Mrs. Maggie.

W. C John Stewart Church Maggie

Roy Scott Post Meeting Tonight at Mercer Street Club Rooms

The Roy Scott post of the American Legion will meet at the club rooms on Mercer Street tonight. Members are urged to attend as discussions on upcoming events and community service are planned.

Roy Scott Post The American Legion Mercer Street

Walter L Shortts Jr Patient at Providence Hospital

Walter L Shortts Jr of 314 Ross Street is hospitalized at Providence Hospital after undergoing an appendicitis operation.

Walter Lewis Shortts, Jr Ross St Providence Hospital

Germans Set Up Puppet Bulgarian Government

Berlin announced a new Bulgarian cabinet headed by Ivan Bagrianoff as premier and foreign minister in a move described as Bulgaria under German control. Reports say German forces have poured into Bulgaria and assumed command of the Bulgarian army after the fall of the Bosilov government.

London Hungary Ivan Bagrianoff Berlin Transocean Associated Press Bosilov Bulgaria

Logan Councilman Resigns to Join Police Force

Logan West Virginia June 1 1A Town councilman Clifton C Curry resigns to become a Logan police patrolman A successor will be named at the next council meeting June 12

Logan W. Va Police Department Clifton C. Curry

West Virginia War Business Peak Seen Passing

West Virginia chambers of commerce say war business may be peaking as April banks show a drop in checking activity, minor yet notable. Debts to individuals fall while coal energy output remains high. natural gas and hardwood production shift trends, with wages rising and miners averaging $240 in March despite absenteeism.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Dunbar Martinsburg Mount Hope Oak Hill Point Pleasant Wheeling and Williamson Elkins Fairmont Logan Montgomery Moundsville Parkersburg Piedmont Princeton Spencer U. S Tennessee Chamber Ilinois Inodiana Kentucky Pennsylvania

Cooking Dishes Of Plastic Announced

New thermoplastic from Monsanto Chemical Company enables boiling water use and sterilization of surgical instruments. Six years of development yielded a plastic that withstands boiling temperatures and even sulfuric acid in tests.

New York Monsanto Chemical Company

Democrats Seek To Prevent Meet Of Committee

Charleston June 1. Common Pleas Judge Charles Ritchie was asked by three parties to enjoin a Kanawha county Democratic executive committee meeting set for tomorrow night to elect new officers. Petitioners allege newly elected members cannot be certified due to recounts. Opponents say the meeting was called with knowledge certification could not occur and aim to let the old committee elect officers. The dispute is described as political and court action is contested.

Charleston W. Va Common Pleas Charles Ritchie Rty Kanawha County Democratic Executive Committee Nelle Deford William Garnett W. R. N.iteau Malden Jackson Savage G. C. Robertson Luther Carson John T. Copenhater T. C. Townsend Savage Robertson Townsend Ritchie Court of Equity

Six Area Men Leave For Final Navy Physical

Porath in charge of the local navy recruiting station announced that six area men left for Huntington for final physical examination before enlisting in the U S Navy. One applicant remained. Names include Robert Hansel Bolen of Rhodel, George Terdik of Bluefield Virginia, and Raymond Warren of Rhodel.

Car Porath Huntington U. S. Navy Robert Hansel Bolen Rhodel George Terdik Bluefield Raymond Warren

Military Enlistment Applications From Four Men Noted

Four men have submitted enlistment applications including Junior Brown of Princeton Ben Oscar Meadows of Brampvell Basil Eugene Keffer of Princeton James W Regal of Stanaford.

Junior Brown Princeton Ben Oscar Meadows Brampvell Basil Eugene Keffer James W. Regal Stanaford

Man Waives Preliminary On Felonious Assault Charge

Raymond Preeland of Bland street, colored 35, yesterday waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate W. W McNeal on a felonious assault charge. He posted 500 dollars bond for a grand jury appearance next month after being accused of slashing his wife with a knife late Monday night.

Raymond Preeland Bland Street W. W McNeal Grand Jury of Criminal Court Preeland

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