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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
3
Vivian Teey Presen 86 Veteran Funeral Notice
Chattanooga Tenn funeral service for Vivian Teey Presen 86 a World War II veteran will be held today at 3 p m at Hawkins Funeral Home with Dr Glen W Stewart pastor of Bland Street Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows in Maple Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hawkins Funeral Home
Glen W. Stewart
Bland Street Methodist Church
Maple Park Cemetery
Douthat Family Note Amid Unclear Postscript
Fragmentary notice mentions W. T. Douthat and a person named Keasler with uncertain context. Sparse text implies a personal reference or local notice without clear event or date.
Whitman Family Remains and Obituary Fragments
Henry Clay Whitman 42 of Bluefield Virginia on Tavewel avenue is listed with survivors including his mother G W Whitman of Bluefield and siblings Kyle Bert John W D Grace and Clyde Tibbs. Incomplete kinship notices and a separate obituary note state Mrs Clara Tomchin 90 mother of Joe Tomchin of Princeton died at her home in Newark and her family traveled to New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Whitman
Tavewel Avenue
G. W. Whitman
Bluefield
Kyle Whitman
Bert
Princeton
John
W. D. Whitman
Grace Whitman
Suscegvine
Clyde Tibbs
Jackson
V . Kins Puweann
Vieatiell
Clara Tomchin
Joe Tomchin
Newark
Reuther’s Brother Gives First Interview After Shooting
Victor Reuther the UAW educational director spoke from a hospital bed as police pressed the investigation into his May 24 shooting. He denied knowledge of the shooter and expressed doubt the crime was the work of a crackpot. Police questioned 247 suspects in a broad probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Victor Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Walter
UAW
D. K. O'Brien
Jack Harvill
James J. Naber
Native of Vienna is New Manager of Met
Rudolf Bing 47, a native of Vienna and British subject, was named new managing director of the Metropolitan Opera New York. He will replace Edward Johnson who retires next year and start with Johnson next fall. Bing currently directs Edinburgh International Festival with an $8000 annual salary and runs Glyndebourne and other posts. He began opera management in Europe then Britain after four years at Charlottenburg Opera Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolf Bing
Metropolitan Opera
Edward Johnson
Bing
Johnson
Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama
Glyndebourne Opera
Vienna
Charlottenburg Opera
Berlin
Britain
Glyndebourne
Binge
Cotton And Babies Occupation Listed In Birth Record
In Little Rock Arkansas on June 1 a birth certificate received by the Arkansas Vital Statistics Bureau lists the mother's occupation as cotton and babies and the fathers as jest settin. Names of the parents are not disclosed by the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Vital Statistics Bureau
Thief Steals Brass Knocker From Mrs. Hill Home
Mrs. J. Y. Hill of 911 College Avenue reported a thief stole a heavy brass door knocker with the initial H from her front door early yesterday. Richard reportedly could not hear a knock due to the missing knocker and asked for the door to be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Oak Ridge Natural Gas Line Contract Awarded
Knoxville Tenn June 14 A multi million dollar contract to build a 172 mile natural gas pipeline for Oak Ridge atomic plants was awarded Wade Thompson of Nashville president of East Tennessee Natural Gas announced the contract to Oman Construction of Nashville Five other southern and southwestern firms bid on the project Senator McMahon of Connecticut noted the Congressional Atomic Energy Committee had rejected the AEC plan to pipe gas to Oak Ridge but said the decision is not mandatory and would presumably be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Oak Ridge Atomic Plants
Wade Thompson
Nashville
East Tennessee Natural Gas Company
Oman Construction Company
Priday Sen. McMahon
D-Conn
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
McMahon
AEC
Home Girl Loses $100 and Driver’s License in Wreck
Beverly Hills California June 1 Lila Leeds linked to the Laurel Canyon marijuana case lost $100 and her driver’s license after a traffic accident in a borrowed convertible. Judge Henry Draeger sentenced her to 45 days but suspended the term if she pays for damages and suspends driving for 30 days. Leeds, who had said she would become a home girl after the Mitchum case, later fractured her wrist after a drunken incident. She was convicted of speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lila Leeds
Robert Mitchum
Laurel Canyon
Henry Draeger
Miss Leeds
Mitchum
Forrestal Estate Left to Wife and Two Sons
The estate of James Forrestal, who died May 22 after leaping from a Bethesda naval hospital window, is left largely in trust for his wife and two sons. Probate shows more than 25 000 in personal property and 5 000 in real property, while the will disposes of over 560 000. The will is dated January 14, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Owner's Salesmanship Proves Too Effective
Newark police report Herman Arons lured two hesitant men into his Springfield avenue luggage shop with a sales pitch. They entered, one drew a gun and the other grabbed $190 from Arons before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Herman Arons
Springfield Avenue
Arons
Miner Held in Death of Fellow Worker in Fairmont
Beula Ownes 58, a Black coal miner, was held in the death of George Spears 59 after Spears died in a hospital from a bullet wound in the abdomen. Ownes claimed self defense as the shooting motive per Deputy Sheriff Harry Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Beula Ownes
George Spears
Harry Cooper
Spears
Ownes
Population of New York State Reaches 14 Million
This report states that New York state now has about 14 million residents. It notes the growth trend and implications for infrastructure and services across major cities like New York City and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ork
York State
Bear Elades Pack Near Ceres
Tazewell June 1 The Shelburne Brooks pack of bear hounds were sent to the Ceres area to pursue a marauding bear that had attacked a flock owned by Charles Waddell. Despite a large pursuit involving 17 dogs and multiple handlers, the bear eluded capture after moving toward Griffiths Knob while hunters failed to post on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Shelburne-Brooks
Bland County
Ceres
Griffith's Knob
Charles Waddell
Bob Patrick
County Board of Supervisors
Bill Shelburne
Blue Hills Farm
Big Walker Mountain
Crawfish Valley
Red Apple Orchard
Altamont
N. C
Grover Wiseman
Wiseman
Sam
Lee Hart
EW Wilson
C. L. Weeks
Kelley
Clip” Harvey
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Blonde Midshipman Presides At Annapolis Colors Ceremony
A petite blonde, Marie Badecker, officiated at the presentation of the colors during the Naval Academy parade of parades. She exchanged a kiss with her fiancé, midshipman George M. Benas Jr., as 3,200 midshipmen cheered. A Confederate flag incident and lighthearted high jinks punctuated the ceremony under blue skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy
Naval Academy
Marie Badecker
Miss Badecker
George M. Benas, Jr
Utica
N. Y
Teaneck
VA. J
Wordenfield
Academy
Dixie
12Th Company
Midshipmen
Vee Pod
Berlin Strikers to Vote on Settlement
The anti Communist independent railway union UGO will poll its 12 000 members tomorrow on ending the 12 day west Berlin strike after a settlement offer backed by the German railway administration and the Communist free German trade union UGO seeks 100 percent wage security and recognition as bargaining agent while opposing the 60 percent payment in west marks terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Independent Railway Union
UGO
West Berlin
Free German Trade Union
Telegraph Photos Help Return Missing Girls
Photos published in the Daily Telegraph assisted police in locating 14 year old Betty Ann Corner of Coopers and 16 year old Margaret Seetom of Richlands. They had been missing since Saturday and were recovered safe on the road toward Grundy Virginia after recognition from the newspaper pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Betty Ann Corner
Coopers
Margaret Seetom
Richlands
Grundy
Presbyterian Assembly Endorses Basic Rights Concept
In Montreal North Carolina on June 14 the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly accepted a report arguing Christians should defend basic rights for all men white and Negro. The body then adjourned leaving two major tasks: pursue cooperation with the northern Presbyterian church and reorganize church agencies. The action clears the way for renewed debate on reunion with the northern church, while many commissioners privately fear reunion plans may be dead. The assembly endorsed the report for consideration and study by the churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
N. C
Southern Presbyterians
49Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Campalen
NLRB ruling on union shop cited in Lewis contract case
The NLRB declared the steel industry union shop clause illegal for lacking an election authorization, while Lewis still uses similar terms in coal contracts. The industry argues coal stocks above ground support its position, with possible federal intervention if new agreement talks stall. Dr. E. W. Circle of Springfield was found dead in a Charleston hotel room, attributed to a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
NLRB
Tee
Taft-Harthey
Federvice
Charleston
W. Va
Max Goldman
E. W. Circle
Springfield
Hire
FBI Official Refuses Court Records in Chicago Ruling
Chief George Meiwain of the PRP office faced contempt of court after he refused to produce office records. Judge Barnes ordered action and noted officials must follow orders. The incident concerns Touhy and associated Prohibition era tensions in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Meiwain
He Prp
Federal
Sao
Barnes
City Revenue Report Details Unclear From OCR Fragments
Fragmented OCR text outlines a city revenue discussion but specifics remain unreadable. The readable bits suggest a council or board review of income sources, with unclear figures and names missing. Further clear copy needed for a precise headline and summary.
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Tebow
OY and Coalfield
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Seauip Ghartaaie Dana
Lou Moore
Holland
Pete Themes
Rafferty
Peet
Teey Presen
Servis Tor
W. T. Douthat
Keasler
Tos
Scott Wickham
Eres, W.va
Henry ©. Whitman
Reuther’s
Met
Oak Ridge Natural Gas Line
Luerral
Tiertee & Freme Commerce Building
Compag
Anne
Bridges
Harry Bridges
Telegraph
Southern Presbyterian
Assembly
EIMER
FBI
Viewor Grover
Owe Ue
VADOR
Wits & Veneer
Chicago House
Furrushuna
Oluefield
C. A. Sobar
Rosar Wagner
Seder
Cnidem Catee
California
Pabley
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