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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
10
State GHEGES On Beer Dispenders and Licenses
Charleston reports on beer license enforcement for 1937-38 with 3500 licenses issued and 99 revoked. E A Hansbarger notes few revocations, effects of midnight closing and state institute cooperation. A 30 day pre-application clause delays licenses, with many dealers delaying until late June. Near end mentions 9000 bulb styles from a single American maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
E. A. Hansbarger
Hansbarger
State Beer Institute
Hansbareer
Neenses
Kroger First Aid and Traffic Safety Classes
Kroger instructors and transportation superintendents conducted ten hour first aid and safety classes in the Bluefield Roanoke and Bristol districts with Red Cross cooperation. The program covers 65 000 miles of rural travel in West Virginia Tennessee and the Carolinas and is supported by a single emergency mobile unit in Virginia and Bristol staff including R E Ward and J H Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Company
Bluefield
Roanoke
Bristol
Red Cross
W. W. Wise
Nelson Barkley Jr
L. BE. Bonham
Tom
Sero Cross
Westuneton
West Virginia
Tennessee
Carolina
Virginia
Orly
B.R Lome
Rose
R. E. Ward
R. Hearn
Tom Coon
J. H. Slade
J. Lawson
Voters in Iowa GOP Primary Signal Shifts in 1940s
The piece notes Iowa corn growers dissatisfaction with the New Deal and hints at political realignment led by former Senator L. J. Dickinson. It mentions a Bluefield Virginia train schedule with No. 9 arriving at 6:28 am and describes local railway sounds signaling the whistle.
Local Man Continues Digging Up Curiosities
Rigas Steele of Bluefield continues to unearth curiosities as he digs around town. The local figure is noted for uncovering unusual finds and sharing details with residents, drawing interest from neighbors and collectors alike.
Locomotive Through Bluefield Report Confuses Passengers
An early morning train through Bluefield Virginia at 6 oclock caused confusion among passengers due to unclear whistle signals. Local officials advised caution for riders boarding at small stops and urged verification of schedules.
Freak Apples Protest Over Production Cut
A fragmented account describes a protest by a group titled Freak Apples against a production cut. The text mentions Mer pana county agent, Ne Worthington, and Mr. Rose visiting cliff dwellers at a location called Hobo Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Apples
Merpana
Worthington
Rose
Hobo Inn
Amusing Incident Recalls Vet’s Name Stump Speech
An old veteran recounts a humorous exchange about his own name with a gentleman named Shorter. The rival bets he has a shorter name, and the veteran, in confident tone, confirms his long name before all. The retort ends with a playful “You lose.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Shorter
Rentleman
Shorter
Mr. Shorter
Mr. Short
Tazewell Nominated Prettiest Virginia County Seat
The piece asserts Tazewell as the prettiest county seat in Virginia, praising its handsome homes and scenic streets as readers are urged to judge the town’s beauty beyond a mere passing view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Virginia
Allson
Virginia Side Personal Notes Mention Visits and Health
Miss Katherine Sexton returns home from Washington to visit Mr and Mrs H A and their children after a trip to San Antonio Texas for family. Mrs L Noel stays at Bluefield sanitarium for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Sexton
Washington
Chidren
San Antonio
Texas
L. Noel
Bluefield Sanitarium
Air raids and global fears mark an end of times tone
An editorial reflects on air raids by Japan and Spanish insurgents as signs the world is ending. It questions why a country would permit harm to women and children and notes a growing sense of imminent climax as observed in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Spain
Virginia Sidelights and Radford Graduates Return Home
Virginia sidelights describe delightful outings and a watering resort on the Princeton Glen road. Graduates Misses Sara Tate Bula Tate Aurors Ceicil Ada Hill Myra Pruett Lucy Jennings return home from Radford State Teachers College to resume teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton-Glen Road
Radford
Sara
Bula Tate
Aurors Ceicil
Ada Hill
Myra Pruett
Lucy Jennings
Radford State Teachers College
Tate
Wy. Lyl Gee Pone
Habit Too Strong To Break At Raleigh Wedding
A Raleigh groom remembered West Virginia years after marrying in Bluefield Virginia yesterday. Reverend J Dood Jr noted the wedding fee in an envelope and found to his shock the coins included the correct pennies for sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
West Virginia
Bluefield
J. Dood Jr
Local Graduates At Graham College and Community Notice
Miss Margaret Tate and Misses Cecil Jen nings Hill and Pruett graduate as teachers at Graham College. Rath Kane of Springville among Balford graduates. Virginia license plate No 2 car mentioned. Event time 2:30 PM and date to be announced. car owned by W C TU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
W. c. TU. Maemioe
Graham Paethe
Miewe
J. Crockconanen
Penten Aon Oe
Executive Committee Meeting of Graham Church Society
The executive committee of the Woman's Missionary society of the Graham Christian church meets this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. E. B. Brewster on Virginia avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Graham Christian Church
E. B. Brewster
Virginia Avenue
Norfolk and Western Men Catch Lake Hamilton Bass Record
A group from Norfolk and Western and their companions in Bluefield report Conductor E. H. Johnson caught the largest bass ever taken from Lake Hamilton. The find is celebrated by railroad men in a local boating outing with Johnson credited as the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefield
E. H. Johnson
Lake Hamil
Bluefield Accomplishment Highlighted With Fish Story
The Hot Springs Bulletin features a fish tale about the Bluefield achievement, with a published image of Conductor Johnson and the monster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs Bulletin
Bluefield Accomplishmen
Johnson
Bluefield Man Aids Peach Harvest in Georgia Belt
A Bluefield man travels to Ft Valley to assist his brother in law in harvesting Mr Wilson's bumper peach crop. Mrs Wilson is Miss Louise Bowen and her mother Mrs H S Bowen also remains at Ft Valley. The article notes the region lies in Georgia's famed peach belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Valley
Nt J. Wilson
Wilson
Dr Jessup Speaks at WVU Graduation Address
Dr Jessup delivers commencement remarks to 624 West Virginia University seniors in the field house. President C. S. Boucher and college deans attend as Roy Bird Cook of Charleston receives an honorary degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
C. 5. Boucher
Roy Bird Cook
Charleston
Goodykoontz to Speak to Bnai B'rith Tonight
William Goodykoontz will address students of Bnai B'rith at the hotel room tonight at 8 p m. The talk covers the present world economic structure as part of a summer program. Goodykoontz, an honor student at Beaver High School and A B from Davidson College, studies jurisprudence at George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodykoontz
Goodyknootz
Beaver High School
Davidson College
George Washington University
This Man Joe Murray Continued On Page Seven
Fragmentary text suggests a serialized story with a scene of close interaction between characters. The passage references Joe Murray and a female character, hinting at ongoing romantic or dramatic tension as it continues from a prior page.
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