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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1935

Page

11

Failure of Public Railroad Ownership in Canada

F. G. R. Gordon criticizes government ownership of railways in the National Republic. He cites Canada's Intercolonial and national lines, reporting massive deficits, rising debt from 1914 to 1939, and tax losses totaling hundreds of millions, arguing socialized railways fail.

F. G. R. Gordon National Republic Canada Mr. Gordon Dominion Dominion of Canada Intercolonial Railway Prince Edward Island United States Canadian National Railways National Railway System of Canada

Senator McCarran: A Forthright Nevada Democrat

Senator Patrick A. McCarran of Nevada is described as a dyed in the wool Democrat who speaks plainly on the senate floor and in interviews. He defends his views against New Deal policies and recently addressed about 1,000 post office clerks and letter carriers in Chicago’s Palmer House.

Patrick A. McCarran Nevada Senate New Deal New Dealers Brain Trusters McCarran Palmer House Chicago Hoover Frank Knox Vandenberg Michigan Landon Kansas Dickinson Iowa NRA

Roosevelt New Deal Splitter Seen By Nevada Senator

Nevada Senator McCarran warns of a constitutional threat from New Deal measures, endorsing preservation of organic law over party lines. He praises the Supreme Court for voiding the National Industrial Recovery Act and predicts a fight within the Democratic party to defend constitutional government.

McCarran Supreme Court Nevada Statesman NRA Congress High Court United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Brain Trusters Democratic Party

Dust Storms and Weather Linked by Cambridge Astronomer

Dr Harlan True Stetson of Cambridge, Mass argues that western dust storms lift particles that dim the sun and cool May weather across large parts of the United States. He notes volcanic dust can persist for years and speculates that Earth may enter a cosmic dust cloud like the Horse's Head nebula, potentially triggering glacial returns.

Harlan True Stetson Cambridge Mass West Middle West United States Middles Stetson Space Earth

Why Not Free Enterprise No NRA Plan

Opinion argues the NRA rush through Congress is a failed, unworkable stop-gap that harms American enterprise. It contends freedom for business would drive growth, criticizing obstinacy and political aid from a second failure.

NRA Congress

Night When the time comes for me to die

Poem in which the speaker seeks eternal forgetfulness after death, asking God to erase memory of the world and past desires. He reflects on a life of love and toil, wishing for a land where all things are forgotten and no further purging is needed. The poem closes with a desire for eternal calm beyond earthly attachments.

Washington Monument

Pocahontas Pharmacal sale and local marriages noted

Thirty years ago today George H Landon and Floyd Black bought Pocahontas Pharmacal. Miss Katie Violet Jackson wed W. W. Page at Vivian. Rane S Witten and Edward Wagner returned home to Graham from Emory and Henry College where they had been students.

George H. and George 8 Landon Floyd Black Pocahontas Pharmacal Company Katie Violet Jackson W. W. Page Vivian Rane S. Witten Edward Wagner Graham Emory and Henry College

Graham High School names J. J. Lincoln principal

Wakefield Va. resident J. J. Lincoln appointed principal of Graham High School. Tazewell County farmer R. J. Kidd, a notable figure in the Clear Fork area, has died. Tip Top Mineral Springs opens for the season.

J. J. Lincoln Wakefield Graham High School R. J. Kidd Clear Fork Tazewell County Tip Top

Obituary and wedding notes from Princeton and Stuart

Mrs. Clark J. Thomas died at her home in Princeton. The Salvation Army citadel was dedicated, Miss Lucille Martin of Stuart Virginia and J P Gills of Bluefield were married.

Clark J. Thomas Princeton Salvation Army Citadel Lucille Martin Stuart J. P. Gills Bluefield

Washington Bystander Weighs NRA Court Ruling Politics

Kirk Simpson analyses how GOP congressmen interpret the Supreme Court decision on the NRA. He notes their initial glee over constitutional vindication shifts to concern over campaign plans for 1936 and potential political risks if the ruling harms recovery or sparks deflation.

Epublican Congress Supreme Court NRA

New Deal Supporters Rally Over Court Challenge

Senate debates focus on Franklin Roosevelt wartime court ruling response and executive action. Senator Lewis of Illinois argues for immediate suspension of code enforcement as a remedy to dictatorship charges. NRA supporters reflect on the blue eagle as a morale booster despite disputed recovery impact.

New Deal High Court Lewis Illinois Senate Roosevelt Land NRA Blue Eagle

English cinema heads and plans from Alexander Korda

In London, Alexander Korda discusses British cinema with English authors like Rudyard Kipling and H. G. Wells, plans for a mechanistic spectacle on flight, potential adaptations of Lawrence of Arabia works, and balancing British production with American influence. The piece notes Balcon’s remark on US-made films and outlines Korda’s cautious, project-focused approach.

Korda Rudyard Kipling India H. G. Wells Wells Lawrence of Arabia Desert Lawrence Hollywood Michael Balcon Gaumont America David Copperfield Alexander Korda

Cantor Mussolini joke sparks diplomatic frictions

Washington dispatch outlines a humorous mishap when Eddie Cantor's offhand suggestion of exchanging movie stars with Mussolini drew swift imperial interest. The state department opposed Hollywood participation and recalled the Rome attache. Hoover hints at a Middle West presidential candidate with hard money views. Dickinson emerges as a potential GOP challenger. A separate anecdote shows General Johnson blocked by an elevator rule, provoking a commotion.

Washington Eddie Cantor Mussolini Cantor Rome Hollywood

Throwing The Harpoon And The Roaring Thirties Echoes

A collage of opinion snippets cites business partnerships, wartime debt lessons, Mussolini’s Africa send, Ethiopian counter moves, and a radio priest at Soldier Field. References to French franc defense, court decisions on care, Mrs. Roosevelt abroad, and a cryptic transit of time wrap a restless public mood.

Johnson Promoted to Ambassador to China

President Roosevelt nominated Nelson T. Johnson of Oklahoma, the current minister to China, to be ambassador to China in the newly elevated post.

Washington Roosevelt Theay Nelson T. Johnson Oklahoma China

The Babe Ruth Letter on Baseball and Honor

A fan letter from Gus Q. Fann to H L Phillips laments organized baseball’s treatment of Babe Ruth. The writer recalls Ruth as a record breaker and beloved idol, arguing baseball should honor him rather than cast him out.

George Herman Ruth Babe Simon Legree Gus. Q. Fann

Oversight on ironing days and shadows of the NRA

The fragment notes humorous lines about taxes and memory, Mentions Sarah Garratt, Mussolini with a black eye after a horse throw, and Washington keeping the NRA shadow. It also references the Normandie liner and Babe Ruth Judge Fuchs farewell party being blocked by the French Line from Boston.

Sarah, Garratt Mussolini Normandie Boston Fuchs

What Today Means to You June 8 Birthday Outlook

June 8 birthday insights warn of social risk and spending temptations. Advice covers negotiations, politeness, and family influence, suggesting social, educational, and charitable work as favorable paths. Notables born June 8 include Betts, Wickliffe, Humphreys, Bowles, Meredith, and Sully.

Samuel R. Betts Charles A. Wickliffe Hector Humphreys Samuel Bowles William M. Meredith Thomas Sully

Hartford man saves court cost by hitchhiking to Bridgeport

Edward P. Hayes of Hartford faced speeding charges in Bridgeport. He traveled nearly 50 miles to save money, telling the court he had only ten dollars. The judge offered to split it with him, remarking on the small amount Hayes could pay.

West Virginia West Viewila Bridgeport Conn Edward P. Hayes Hartford

Trinity Methodist Church announces Laymen's Day service

The Rev E B Wiley pastor announces Sunday School 9 30 James S Kable superintendent Laymen's Day 11 with address by N Clarence Smith trial justice of Taze well county Senior Epworth league 7 with Miss Anna Wayland Evening service 8 sermon topic Proofs That Convince Tuesday 7 45 Sunday School Workers council Wednesday 8 prayer service Marmon Moose hall South Mercer Street Sunday School 10 Elder W H Blunck and Elder Paul H Martin in charge Regular Sunday evening preaching 6 0 public invited no collections taken missionary offering 130 Junior church 11 leaders Mrs H Montgomery Mrs L A Thomas morning worship and communion 11 sermon by minister special music by choir C Ey 6 45 evening worship 7 45 special song service public invited

Trinity Methodist E. BE. Wiley James S. Kable N. Clarence Smith Tazewell County Epworth League Anna Wayland Marmon Moose Hall South Mercer Street W. H. Blunck Paul H. Martin H. Montgomery L. A. Thomas C. Ey

First Nazarene Church Mercer and Bedford Streets

The Rev. Marvin L. Brown presides with Sunday Bible school at 9 45 led by W R Burnopp. Worship at 10 45 includes special singing by Mr and Mrs Frazier and a sermon. Evening N Y P S at o clock with evangelistic service at 745 and prayer and parade service on Wednesday at 745.

First Nazarene

Pastor Clarence F. Lundy Preaches in Three Churches

The Rock-Spanishburg pastor will speak Sunday at Spanishburg 11 a.m. on The Christian Challenge. Kegley hosts 3 p.m. Brush Fork 7:30 p.m. The Rock church choir provides special music at Spanishburg and Kegley, with Robert Lundy performing a violin solo at Brush Fork.

Rock-Spanishburg Clarence F. Lundy Spanishburg Kegley Brush Fork Rock Church Robert Lundy

First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

The Rev. Joe B. Overmyer pastors a Sunday school at 9:45 with J. E. Irwin and Russell Yarbrough as superintendents. Morning worship at 11 features "What Is God Like?" broadcast on WHIS. Evening service at 7:45 titled "God's Message For Today" with a 30 minute musical program. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7:45. Public invited.

First Presbyterian Joe B. Overmyer J. E. Irwin Russell Yarbrough WHIS

First Baptist Duhling and Mercer Streets Service

The Rev John B Hill field secretary of the Baptist Board of Missions and Education Richmond Va will speak at the 11 am service Sunday The pastor will speak at 745 pm Sunday school 930 am Young People 645 pm Monthly meeting of the board of deacons 730 pm Wednesday Vacation Bible school opens Monday morning 9 o clock Beginners Primary Junior and Intermediates Parents urged to have children attend

First Baptist

Young People's Day at College Avenue Baptist Church

Howard L Weeks pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 with C W Owen as superintendent. Sermon for youth titled How God Made a King. Evangelistic 745 pm service follows brief pastor sermon. Baptism to be administered after the service. B Y P U 630 pm and prayer meetings set midweek.

College Avenue Howard L. Weeks C. W. Owen Hamilton

CHRIST EPISCOPAL AND WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

At Christ Episcopal corner Tazewell and Duhring streets the rector leads Bible class at 9:30 with morning worship and confirmation by Bishop Gravatt who will also visit Bramwell at 8:30 am and Princeton at 7:45 pm. Westminster Presbyterian at Washington and Albemarle hosts Bible school at 9:45 with divine service at 11 led by Rev. C G Gunn and evening service at 7:45 with sermons titled The Odour of the Ointment and Bethany Homes.

Christ Episcopal Tazewell Duhring Streets Jennings Wise Hobson Bishop Gravatt Gravatt Bramwell Princeton Westminster Presbyterian Washington and Albemarle Streets C. G. Gunn Bible School William L. Alley Bethany Homes

Grace Methodist Church Announces Summer Prayer Meetings

Grace Methodist at Corner Thomas and Rogers Streets lists Sunday school 9 30 a m and services 11 a m 7 45 p m led by Dr Eugene H Cassidy. Senior and Hi leagues at 6 45 p m with Wednesday prayer at 7 45 p m shortened to thirty minutes for summer. Visitors welcome.

Grace Methodist Thomas and Rogers Streets Eugene H. Cassidy

First Christian Church Service Report at Bland Street

At 601 Bland Street Ben S. Johnson ministers the First Christian Church with C. S. Cheyney directing the Bible school. A Blue and Red contest drew 416 in attendance last Sunday. Children’s Day is planned for Sunday with a strong program by the committee.

First Christian Bland Street Ben S. Johnson C. S. Cheyney

Stevenson Leads Services as Vacation Bible School Opens

Pastor M. A. Stevenson conducts Sunday services at 11 and 8 with sermons by the pastor. Sunday school begins at 9:30, Roy 8. Thompson serves as general superintendent. The second week of Vacation Bible School opens at 9 o'clock Monday morning.

M. A. Stevenson Roy

Sunday services at The Friendly Church announced

Corner of Mercer and Duhring streets hosts Sunday Bible school at 9 45 morning worship with confirmation and holy communion at 11. Evening worship with installation of Luther League officers and holy communion at 1745. Paul L Royer is pastor of The Friendly Church.

Mercer and Duhring Streets Luther League the Friendly Church Paul L. Royer

Wayne Street Sunday School and Services Notice

Wayne Street announces Sunday school at 10 a m with W B Underwood superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 45 p m by pastor Rev B T Underwood. Young People's Society at 6 45 p m. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 45. Everyone welcome.

118 South Street Church Schedule

Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by C C Baly. Morning service at 11 with Rev W D McCraw. Young people's meeting 6 30 p m. Evening service 7 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45. Young People's prayer Friday 7 45. You are invited to attend and bring friends.

South Street C. C. Baly W. D. McCraw Young People’s Meeting Young People’s Prayer Meeting

God the Only Creator Sermon in Room 304 Bailey Building

Sunday school and sermon at 11 am discuss God as the sole Creator with Acts 15:18 Romans 11:33 34 36 and a passage from Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health on Spirit and creation. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 o'clock invites all attendees.

Bailey Building God Mary Baker Eddy

Screen Life in Hollywood provides a peek at movie making

Hollywood figures like Lew Ayres and Mary Pickford appear in light anecdotes about film work and charity. Nelson Eddy jokes with director W S Van Dyke about stardom. Mary Pickford visits a day nursery and buys books for each child. rumores about the Baxter family spread but are clarified. Keye Luke comments on his casting and artistic approach.

Hollywood Lew Ayres Lew Ginger Rogers Nelson Eddy Marietta Nelson W. S. van Dyke Van Assistance League Motion Picture Mary Pickford Mary Warner Baxter Baxter Mansion Baxters

Mrs Ruth Curry Burns Hosts Twin Birthday Party

Ontario California guests attend a resort event honoring the fifth birthday of twins. Mrs Ruth Curry Burns invited more than 2 000 pairs of twins to the gathering near Ontario to celebrate the milestone.

Ontario Cal Ruth Curry Burns Here

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