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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
8
A readable OCR fragment outlines a June 6 radio lineup with NBC schedules, various program titles, hosts, and times from 0:00 to 10:00, followed by a column of dramatic commentary and editorials mentioning Dr. Charles V. Paterno and industry figures. It notes public notices and cultural items amid entertainment listings.
FBI agent Robert L. Harper addressed the Bluefield Lions Club luncheon on crime wave issues. He cited solved cases and urged better home training and church influence as key crime-reduction factors. Guests recognized included Gene Studebaker M. D Wilkins and local agents Charlies Pauley J. L. Alexander L. C. Dingess.
Sgt C B Tisdale visits his family in Bluefield Virginia after reporting for embarkation duties. A WWII veteran discharged in California October 16 1945 he reenlisted May 23 1946 and will be sent to Europe during this enlistment. Mrs Tisdale and three children Evertt J Jean Ren and Roxey Loretta live with him.
Six Bluefield men traveled to take Army enlistment exams with five veterans among them. Named veterans are Lewis Webb of Norfolk Lester Brooks of Paynesville Alvah V Whitlowe of Kelleysville Clyde Clyburn of Rich Creek and James M Fowler of Superior. Arthur W Wedgewood Jr of Welch is the non veteran.
A coroner's jury ordered 17 year old Henry Eisenbarth held for grand jury on a killing linked to a war club. The suspect AWOL from Port Belvoir Virginia since February 1 and identified by prints on a taxi cab wheel as the killer of 39 year old Don Glendening radio repair man. Glendening's body was found in his apartment last Monday.
The column references an Australian foreign minister visiting Philadelphia, highlights postwar art and furniture storage debates, mentions Justice Felix Frankfurter, Jean Dean Archeson, and notes General MacArthur closing the Soviet consulate in southern Korea over nonreciprocal privileges in the north.
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