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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

18

Ex-GI’s hot job tests fabrics by sweating for living

Eugene Belner a 23 year old ex GI known as the human perspirator subjects textiles to extreme heat in a subterranean chamber at 125 degrees. He weighs 265 pounds after starting at 280 and earns pay by undergoing weight reducing treatments while garments are tested for color fastness and tensile strength.

New York Eugene Belner Manhattan Belner Benner Mojave Desert

West Virginia manufacturers to push savings bonds plan

Shoffstall of the West Virginia Manufacturers association announced a two week series of meetings to promote savings bonds sales through payroll deductions. Sessions are set for Charleston Huntington Parkersburg Wheeling Clarksburg and Martinsburg.

Huntington W. Va Arthur Shoffstall West Virginia Manufacturers Association Charleston Parkersburg Wheeling Clarksburg Martinsburg

Mehall Elected President of Welch Lions Club

Frank Mehall popular store manager was elected president of the Welch Lions club on Wednesday night succeeding W. B. Mc Claugherty. New officers include Claubert White first vice president William Mitchell second vice president John Earnest third vice president Clarence Lockhart secretary J C Kender treasurer Al Blake lion tamer Rodney Walker tail twister and Norman Bryan and Robert Marrs directors. New officers take office July.

Frank Mehall Welch Lions Club W. B. McClaugherty Mehall Welch Weirton W. Va Latrobe Claubert White William Mitchell John Earnest Clarence Lockhart J. C. Kender al Blake Rodney Walker Norman Bryan Robert Marrs

Injuries Force Amputation At Maitland Mine

A. J. Stacey of Maitland suffered crushing injuries at the Kopper's division mine and required amputation of the right leg just above the knee. He is a patient at Stevens Clinic hospital where the limb was removed yesterday morning. WELCH MRS. SUEBELLA.

A. J. Stacey Maitland Kopper’s Division Stacey Stevens Clinic Nee. Welch Suebella

Funeral services for Cecil S. Carter in Welch area

Funeral services for Cecil S. Carter, 44, former Welch resident who died Monday night in Charleston, will be held at 2 PM today at the O J Douglas Mortuary chapel. The Rev O C Mitchell pastor of the Methodist church will conduct. Burial will follow in Maple Hill cemetery Bluefield Virginia.

Cecil S. Carter Welch Charleston O. J. Douglas O. C. Mitchell Methodist Church Maple Hill Cemetery Bluefield

Nine Arrested On Vagrancy Charges In Richmond

Richmond justice Carleton Jewett hears vagrancy charges against nine young men. Four defendants post $100 bonds for four months, one receives a three month suspended sentence, and four have charges continued with admonition to seek work. Two defendants show barber diplomas and GI bill receipts. judge urges any honest work while stressing unemployment must end.

Richmond Carleton Jewett Justice Jewett Public Employment Bureau

Petition Dismissing Damage Suit Denied in Virginia

The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals refused Lou Emma Bartley’s petition for writ of error in a Wise county damage suit against Emmett Yeary for $15 000 from a May 7 motor vehicle accident. Bartley sixteen formerly Richmond worker, sought reversal of a circuit court verdict.

Richmond Lou Emma Bartley Wise County Emmett Yeary Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Miss Bartley High Court Leon Bazile Fairfax County A. H. Hopkins Thirtieth Judicial Circuit Supreme Court Page County Hopkins W. W. Ford

Mrs Suebella Loria Rites This Morning

Requiem high mass for Mrs. Suebella Loria wife of Salvatore Loria of Algoma will be held at 10 o'clock at Sacred Heart church Powhatan. Rev Father Thomas Rafferty will preside burial in Woodlawn cemetery Rosaries were said at her home last evening She was born March 3 1875 in San Giovanni Italy came to America in 1901 lived in McDowell and then Algoma Surviving are her husband and son Joe Larry plus a brother in Detroit

Sacred Heart Church Powhatan Suebella Loria Salvatore Loria Sam Larry Algoma Father Thomas Rafferty Woodlawn Loria San Giovanni Italy America McDowell Oun Joe Larry Detroit

Postmasters Attend West Virginia Convention

Mrs. Ann H. Wetherby post master and Mrs. E. B. Wheeler left yesterday for Wheeling to attend the annual West Virginia Postmasters association convention. Wetherby serves as president and will preside over sessions.

Ann H. Wetherby E. B. Wheeler Elkhorn Wheeling West Virginia

City Council Meeting Reported For Welch Tonight

Welch city council holds a regular meeting at 7 30 tonight in the city hall. The session was postponed from the first Monday of the month.

Welch

Mrs J J Rhodes Rites To Be This Morning

Funeral services for Mrs. J. J. Rhodes were held at 10:30 this morning from St. Luke's Episcopal church. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery near Bluefield. She died unexpectedly Tuesday at a Columbus Ohio home. pallbearers included nephews Happy Chandler Edward Kavanaugh Charles Gearhart Stuart Altizer Walstern Kavanaugh Emmett Kavanaugh Francis Claytor Jr. James

J. J. Rhodes St. Luke's Episcopal Church Warren A. Seager Woodlawn Cemetery Bluefield Rhodes Columbus Happy Chandler Edward Kavanaugh Charles Gearhart Stuart Altizer Walster

Carwile Seeks Probe of Prison Conditions in Richmond

Howard H. Carwile Richmond attorney sent Governor Tuck a sworn affidavit by former state penitentiary guard John Reginald Schwartz alleging filthy cell-house conditions. Schwartz said a fire, bedbugs and rats appeared amid restricted visitor access in cell house A and urged a formal inspection.

Richmond Howard H. Carwile Tuck State Penitentiary Carwile Schwartz John Reginald Schwartz Dee

Whisky Production To Return To Normal

New York reports whiskey makers expect to resume normal operations by late September. Retail price recovery lags prewar levels due to higher taxes and costs. Scotch ranges 5 to 7 dollars, bourbon 5 to 6, blended whiskies around 3 50. Industry notes war depleted stocks are rebuilding and demand remains below last year’s peak.

New York

Threat Of Strike Hangs Over France

Paris reports a general railroad strike threat after talks between union leaders and Transport Minister Jules Moch. Government cost cited at 20 billion francs yearly. Paris traffic thinned as gasoline workers strike continued and 800000 construction workers staged a two hour token walkout. Bakery workers accepted a seven percent raise with a $4 monthly bonus.

Paris France Jules Moch Paul Ramadier Ramadier

Civil Air Patrol Office Likely to Move to Huntington

The Civil Air Patrol state headquarters and CAP Army Air Forces liaison office may relocate from Elkins to Huntington around July 1. Post Office rooms on the second floor may be provided after a request to the U S attorney general. Army plans mention the move and a Huntington optometrist is offered wing commander but not yet accepted.

Huntington W. Va The Civil Air Patrol CAP Army Air Forces Liaison Office Elkins Fred Lunsford U. S. Attorney General Charles R. Stapp Army Air Forces At &Lens CAP L. E. Farnworth

Brain Operation Fails to Save Wounded Child

Memphis reports that 15 month old Frederick Adkins Jr. died after a delicate operation to remove a .22 caliber bullet from his brain. Surgeons had removed a pellet before complications arose. the child was struck by a stray shot on Monday night while on his grandfather’s porch in the Loosahatchie river area.

Memphis Tenn Little Frederick Adkins, Jr Loosahatchie River

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