Fortieth anniversary notes from Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Forty years ago today Cartar of Mast Stone Gap Va located in Bluefield planned cornertone at Grace Methodist church. A M Graft of Bramwell ordained Baptist minister. Thirty years ago Floyd Rice shot and killed at Bossevain by Pearl Stott. Captain G M Barger presented editor a copy of Daily Roanoke Review dated Oct 6 1983. Bluefield Amusement Company closed skating rink for summer.
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Cartar
Mast Stone Gap
Bluefield
Grace Methodi
Church Ob Jute
Hay. A. M
Bramwell
Floyd Rice
Bossevain
Pearl Stott
G. M.barger
Daily Telegraph
Dally Roanoke Review
Bluefield Amusement Company
Acta and Liberties Cited by J G Holland
The quotation argues that the acts are bulwarks of liberty, defining every man s rights and defending individual liberties. It mentions Demetrius and his craftworkers as examples, framing legal protections as essential to freedom. The speaker emphasizes open law and mutual accountability as foundational to liberty.
Behind the News Langelahts 1086 by Paul Mallon
Washington June 2 The repairers ready to stage a new act in the far eastern Pulch and Judy show have drafted a script echoing Mussolini in Ethiopia. The plan envisions Chinese civil governors bought by Japan to rule as puppet rulers in North China, with rising demonstrations used as excuse to double military forces.
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Washington
Gettig
Judy
Aidén
Mussolini
Adventir
Ethiopia
Rista
China
Manchukuo
Pleping
London
East
North
League
Call for Federal Department of Safety voiced in Chicago
Secretary Of Safety speakers at a Chicago Red Cross convention urged creating a cabinet level Department of Safety to coordinate federal state and local agencies. Dr Louis I Dublin of Metropolitan Life argued such a department would cut traffic fatalities and crime costs, recommending strong national action and interagency cooperation. He warned the nation must value human life more and curb reckless driving, predicting a future federal department could become central to public safety.
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Chicago
Louid I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Citu
Department of Safety
Fed Department of Safety
Racial Admixture in Native American Traits
A professor from Tarvaris University presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists arguing native American ancestry results from mixtures of races. He cites measurements showing low overall Nordic genetic contribution in the population, with Nordic and Nordic-Alpine groups noted, and comparisons to Nordic presence in Europe and Scandinavian regions.
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B. A. Hootat
Tarvaris University
New Slaven
Hooton
America
Canada
United States
Britain Holds Lead in Naval Build Up Says Against Rivals
Britain signals intent to keep about 40,000 tons of destroyers beyond treaty limits and to lead in heavier ship construction. Admiralty plans to boost naval air power while other nations push rapid combat and bomber planes. Tokyo warns Japan must build more ships to avoid falling behind America by 1941. Russia aims to match Germany in the Baltic and Japan in the far east, making a renewed naval race likely. The United States cannot ignore these trends as a new, costly era of naval competition begins. Bluefield also highlights pleasant summer weather and mountain living.
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Britain
England
Admiralty
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
London
Tokyo
Nagano
Japan
Navy
America
Baltic
Soviet Russia
United States
Washington
Yeas
The Melting Pot and World Races Theory
The text argues that nations show strong racial loyalties yet Americans are a melting pot. It cites anthropologists predicting a distant future blending all races into similar colors and traits, with environment shaping progress and civilization. It notes uncertainty and evolving theory about humanity’s future.
Child's Touch and the Hidden Joy
A fragmented verse recalls a child's touch in the street that lingers with a tender, protective moment. The speaker cherishes a fleeting glimpse of innocence, holding the moment close as a crown of joy in the heart.
A Washington Bystander Reflects on 1932 Democratic Figures
Herbert Plummer surveys the Chicago convention scene that nominated Roosevelt and lists major figures who did and did not attend or influence the event. He notes Walsh, Woodin, Long, Ritchie, CermaK, Howe, and others as central names shaping the era and ponders who would be present in Philadelphia and who might not.
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Algo
Astor
Bresident
Campobello
Pallora
Joe. Martin
Massachusetts
Landon
Averages Botére
Washington
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mydad
Philadelphia
Meath
Walsh
Montana
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T O
Senate
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
Woodin
Roosevelt
Treasury
Walshay
Carter
Glass of
Virgina
Huey
Louisiana
S Ritchie
Maryland
Chiergo
Ritchie
Hoper
Roy Cermak
Louig Howe
Albany
Jobbléa
Howe
Smith
County Chairman revival draws Broadway crowds at Players club
In New York June 2 George Ross notes the Players club revived George Ade’s County Chairman for one week. The sentimental fundraising event drew thousands to Gramercy Park, honoring old stage stars and recalling the club’s quiet backstage charm.
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New York
Broadway
George Ade
Macklyn Arbuckle Wagiteatar
Katbaring
Hepburn
Manle
Charles Co‘burn
Downstone
Gramercy Park
Editorial on Traffic Safety and Motorcar Manners
A metropolitan editorial laments rising automobile disorder as cars flood roads. It notes a $50,000 prize for high school essays on traffic safety and mocks sensational campaigns while urging enforceable laws, responsible drivers, and public reform. It criticizes careless driving, praises discipline, and calls for effective police and judicial action to curb dangerous behavior.
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New-York- Corporation
Klaxon
Ars
J, Ia
Pogatbla
America
Barbariam
Blasta
Birthday guidance and market notes for June 3 15
Today brings birthday guidance for June 3 to 15 with advised hours from 9 to 1 2 to 4 and 10 p.m. to midnight. Warning periods run 7 to 9 a.m. 4 to 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. to midnight. Industrial price variations may unsettled markets. cautious cooperation and bold decisions advised. love and artistry noted for those born on June 3.
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A. Losteas
Wadlock
Will
Dox
Taman
Juno
Morgantown Man Found Guilty in Wife Slaying
A Morgantown man was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife. A farmer testified that he assaulted her and shot her while she was in a stupor at their home. The verdict came after a trial detailing the confrontation and subsequent actions.
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Morgantown
W.va
Anong
Big Wits
Vrata
Witnense Ee Biola
Neon Neador Soles and Local Markets Feature Odd Trade
Fragmented OCR text hints at trade notes and prices. Mentions Tralee Bursa and Haw iovattract with unclear context. Readers should seek full article for concrete details and entities.
Letters From Young Hopefuls Fill Hollywood Mail
Hollywood receives 30000 to 36000 letters yearly from aspiring actors mostly blond young girls seeking work as extras or actresses. Warner casting director Max Arnow says try stage breaks first, as scouts in New York find far more talent than in Hollywood.
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Hubbard
KEAVY
Hollywood
Margina
Theaplana
Marlene
Dietrich
Lovetti
Young
Jeanette MacDonald
Pete Smith
Audrecte
Pete
Max Arnow
Warner
Forsat
Arnow
New York
Satan Came to Eden The Galapagos Romance of Dore Strauch
A Sunday supplement review outlines Dore Strauch and Dr Ritter fleeing to a Galapagos island to build a fragile paradise. Their odd, humorless union pitches under public glare as a confluence of tragedy and whimsy. The book, by Harper's, portrays an implausible tale of murder rumors and vanishing figures in a remote setting.
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Satan
Eden
Galapagoos
Ita
Dore Strauch
Harpers
Dr Ritter
Istand
Galapagos
Kardon
Wegner Bousquet
Fraulein Strauch
Goneral
Throwing The Harpoon Amid Confusion From Abducted Text
Disjointed OCR text mentions Haile Selassie abdication and a Buffalo鼠 scene, with stray phrases about squirrels and a Blagk Legion center. Fragmentary lines reference a New York conservation department report and political figures. The passage lacks coherent narrative.
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New York State
Conservation Department
Buffalo
Waa
Blagk Legion Center
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