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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

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Harold Renkin Named Ninth District Legion Commander

Harold Renkin of Pocahontas was elected Ninth District commander at the district Legion and auxiliary convention near Pearlsburg Mountain Lake hotel. Jake Odom of Bristol was named vice commander and W E Rector of Saltville second vice commander. delegates to the national convention in Miami were E B Coburn Narrows Ralph Johnson Coburn and Joe Greenberg Pocahontas. Mrs Julius Howell of Bristol was district committee woman with Mrs Rhodes Ely Jonesville as alternate.

Pearsburg American Legion Harold Renkin Pocahontas Ninth District Legion and Legion Auxiliary Mountain Lake Hotel Pearlsburg Jake Odom Bristol W. E. Rector Saltville National Legion Miami Fla E. B. Coburn Narrows Ralph Johnson Coeburn Joe Greenberg Julius Howell Rhodes Ely Jonesville

Woman Takes Billfold From Red Purse At Vanity Beauty Shop

A patron saw a woman remove a billfold from a red purse at Vanity Beauty Shop on North Street Saturday morning before noon. If the billfold is returned by 4 p.m. Tuesday, no action will be taken. Helen Thomas, manager.

Vanity Beauty Shop North Street Helen Thomas Mgr

Deaths And Funerals In Bluefield Area

A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Bluefield and nearby towns. Mrs. W. D. Brown 56 dies on the Bluefield Tazewell road, service at Chilhowie Methodist Church this afternoon. Horace Strong Oaks 53, Princeton Observer circulation manager, dies at Memorial hospital. survivors listed. Mrs. Irene M. Ellis 70, Kane Printing owner, dies at St Luke's hospital after stroke. services at Hawkins mortuary chapel Tuesday. Rhoda Jane Hall 88 funeral held at Sandlick Methodist church. William B. Dowdy 71 dies in Bandy. service from his son's home. Pfc Bernard Golding 21 missing then killed in Korea. funeral at Glen Lyn Christian church. J Paris Looney 65 dies in Grundy. rites at Grundy Presbyterian church. Evans Davis Sr 79 dies in Ashland. funeral at Ashland mortuary. Loretta Wilson dies at Old Sweet Springs. funeral arrangements pending. Charlton C. Thompson 65 dies at St Clair's Crossing. rites at Wright's Valley. Mrs Ella Morgan Hines 94 dies near Union. service at Marvin Chapel church. Audrey McGee 41 dies at Richlands hospital. services at Swords Creek. Emma Elswick 45 dies in Raven. funeral plans set for Raven and surrounding area. Several other survivors and burial details listed for local families.

Horace S. Oaks Horace Strong Oaks Princeton Observer Athens Road Princeton Memornial Hospital Matoaka Joseph M Effie Cook Oaks Lucille Vass Monroe Counly David Oaks Homer Oaks Jackson Miss Peecy Sue Oaks Freda Nelson Huntington Velma Hunt Phoenix Aziz Garnet J. Tiller Bluefield Freda Taylor Welch J. Ray Oaks Casper Wyo Frank M. Oaks Detroit Mich Memorial Irene M. Ellis Kane Printing Company St. Luke's Hospital New York City Ellis Charles Lewis Phoebe Darland John A. Kane James Wesley Ellis Hershel E. Call Frederick Carroll John Kane U. S. Naval Reserve Seattle Wash H. E. Hopson L. A. Brown Chattanooga Tenn Hawkins Mortuary Chapel Christian Science Society Walnut Grove Cemetery Bernard Golding Glen Lyn Korea J. Paris Looney Grundy St. Luke’s Hospital Grundy Presbyterian Church D. D. Monroe C. H. Patterson Hibbitt Cemetery Grundy Funeral Home Evans Davis Walter Davis Evans Davis, Jr Ashland John Los Angeles Mae Waddell Sam Hunt Richmond J. E. Hefflin Forrest Lawn Cemetery Loretta Wilson Frank K. Wilson Andrew Rowan Hospital Old Sweet Springs Wilson Brookville Presbyterian Church Parker R. Wilson S. E. Ballard Long Beach California Charlton C. Thompson St. Clair's Crossing Wright's Valley Arthur Phillips Richlands Kenneth King Wagner-Hawkins J. E. Hines Marvin Chapel Union Ella Morgan Hines Albert C. Hines Willow Bend Don Jackson F. B. Shelton Green Hill Broyles Funeral Home Raven Elswick George Ball Nannie Ball Brown Nusband Phillip Elswick Eugene Snidow Henry Jutice C. W. Shouse Doran George Bobbette Floyd Absire Fred Ball Roy Ball Davy Hurstscott Funeral Home Abshire W. T. Millsap A. H. Salter

Beaver High Band Classes Begin This Week

The Beaver high school band starts its annual summer session with free registration today. It offers instrument classes, a beginner course, and string instruction running from June to July 6, meeting every other day at the Beaver high school annex. A Friday drill replaces class, and a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. meeting invites current and prospective members to plan for Band Night at Bowen Field.

Beaver High School Richard P. Wellock Bluefield Third Thomas Streets Wellock Beaver Band Bowen Field

Stymied Salt Cargo Headed For Use

An 8000 ton cargo of salt aboard the Hai Hsuan, a Red China controlled vessel, is to be sent to Japan soon. SCAP in Tokyo arranged for the Foo Hsiang and Kinyo Maru to load the salt for Japan’s ministry. The ship, formerly Spanish cargo and a Nationalist flag, has been at Singapore for 16 months after Chinese Communist crew seized control.

Singapore Hai Hsuan Japan SCAP Tokyo Foo Hsiang Kinyo Maru Ministry of Industry and Trade Spain

Handicapped DPs aided by group in Bavaria programs

In Munich area the IRO runs two large vocational schools for physi- cally handicapped displaced persons. Ingolstadt teaches dressmaking and trades while Neuburg Donau also serves as a rehabilitation center for the blind, amputees, and aged, offering welding typing auto repair and more.

Munich Germany International Refugee Organization Bavaria Ingolstadt Neuburg-Donau

Cafe Nail Filing Sparks Arrest in Long Beach

An outraged restaurant proprietor called police to report a patron who sat, removed his shoes and socks, and filed his toenails. Officers found no ordinance for the act and charged the customer with a drunken offense.

Long Beach Calif

Homecoming Set At Holston Home Greeneville Tenn

Holston Methodist Home in Greeneville Tennessee plans Homecoming Day on Sunday June 10. The home serves children and is owned by the Holston conference of the Methodist church founded in 1895 by Mrs. E E Wiley and the Woman's Missionary Society. About 145 children reside there with a capacity of 150. The event includes a campus picnic lunch, parking on the ball field, three services, and a brief campus program at 2 PM.

Holston Methodist Home Greeneville Tenn Holston T 0 First Methodist Church of Walter A. Smith

Martin Says MacArthur Plans Being Adopted

Senator Martin states General MacArthur's proposals are now official wartime policy for Korea. He argues Senate hearings show Truman and Acheson reversed policy, pushing the U.S. into war without allowing military planning.

Washington Martin MacArthur Korea Senate Truman State Acheson

Bramwell Road Man Hurt In Cycle Mishap

James R. Aliff of the Bramwell road area was admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium about 2 PM for treatment of injuries from a motorcycle accident. Details were unavailable. it is believed he was racing with a group when the incident occurred.

James R. Aliff Bramwell Road Bluefield Sanitarium Aliff

Fire Damages Baltimore Defense Materials Site

A four story brick building in downtown Baltimore burned tonight. Damages to materials for atomic energy and a navy contract may exceed 400000 dollars. Heat and Power Corp owner John H. Zink Sr. feared his defense contract items were destroyed but gave few details for security reasons.

Baltimore Defense Navy John H. Zink The Heat & Power Corp

Carolinian Arrested In Auto Mishap Here

Mercer county deputy sheriff Herbert Humphreys arrested J. P. Morgan a 22 year old Negro of Wilmington North Carolina on a charge of reckless driving after an auto accident on East River mountain road Morgan is jailed for a preliminary hearing before Magistrate J A Douglas Bailey set for 10 am Morgan reported the 4 30 pm incident yesterday when he lost control of a 1941 Nash sideswiped a car driven by Herbert Roseclose of Blad county Virginia Both drivers were uninjured Groseclose obtained a warrant Morgan's car damage about 100 Groseclose's about 400

Mercer County Herbert Humphreys J. P. Morgan Wilmington N. C Morgan East River Mountain Road J. A. Douglas Bailey Humphreys Nash Herbert Roseclose Blapd County Groseclose

Grant Town Coal Strike Ends at Eastern No 1 Mine

Grant Town West Virginia June 3 President James Lake of United Mine Workers local 4047 announced members voted to end their two week walkout at the states largest commercial coal mine. About 1100 idle workers will return to the catere shift tonight at Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates No 1 mine amid a seniority and promotion dispute. The union plans talks with company reps this week to settle grievances with Mine Superintendent Otto Hever saying a meeting may occur late in the week.

Grant Town W. Va James Lake United Mine Workers Local 4047 Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Lake Otto Hever

Thailand Tin Output On The Upgrade

Thailand's tin production and exports are rising with output reaching 10 363 tons in 1950 up from 7 814 tons in 1949. Mines department officials estimate this year’s production between 13 000 and 14 000 tons, versus a pre war average near 15 000 tons.

Bangkok Thailand Mines Department

Raleigh Woman Held In Slaying In West Virginia

Betty Saunders Parker 33 is charged with murder in the Raleigh county shooting death of Mose Latchett Joyce 40 at his Lester home after an all night drinking party. Investigators say a knife scuffle preceded the gunfire in Joyce’s kitchen around 5 am. Joyce died shortly after the shooting.

Lester Negroes Joyce Winding Gulf Area Parker

U S Malaya Consulate Moves to New Quarters in Kuala Lumpur

The United States consulate occupies new offices in a seven story modern building in central Kuala Lumpur. The facility offers space for 35 offices and marks a significant upgrade for U S presence in the federation capital.

Kuala Lumpur United States Federation ‘of Malaya

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Legion U.S U.N City and Coalfield Innoy Top Me Hae W. D. Brown Methodist Chiltowie Bluefield-Tazewell Road Waegner-Hawkins Funeral Home Chilhowie Mrs Irene Ellis John Hall Rhoda Jane Hall Sandlick Sandlick Methodist Church Z. F. Mayberry Kee Street Methodist Church Ira Conley Nitie Hall Bailey Funeral Home William B. Dowdy Sam Dowdy Bandy Roy William Purcell Sam Mary Ann Brady Foglesong Funeral Home PFC Mrs. Evans Davis, SR Clarence McGe Swords Creek Audrey McGee Clarence McGee Peery Herndon Grat Horton Perkins Cemetery Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Giles Elswick Emma Lee Elswick Giles Elswick of America Atlantic Crest Docks New Bedford Mass Boston, Mass Salem, Mass Portland, Me Rockland, Me Chicago, I Detroit, Mich Cleveland, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Bluefield, W. Va Richmond, Va Norfolk, Va Baltimore, Md New Bedford, Mass Portland Pocahontas Fuel Company ONE Broadway Montcalm W Va Mercer General Home Bland Street D. Bratton Clyde Cravens Assi Mano J. Reynard Sprinkle Mercer's Cafe Bluefield, Virginia McArthur Atomic Energy Raleigh Brother of Cain India Sun God U. S. Malaya Cookie Saucy Ireland Council of Foods and Nutrition American Medical Association Bramwell Citizens Ticket J. E. Mitchell Donald Anello C. E. Cumby J. C. Newbold Reginald Sexton John D. Hewitt Roscoe Simpson Ivan E. Clark Independent Ticket George W. Craft E. Hampton Quick Marvin A. Tabor Robson Grainger Walter P. Clark E. Paul Haynes Thomas O'Neil
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