Bluefield Daily Telegraph Rates and Notices Listing
The item describes newspaper masthead details, Associated Press use, advertising terms, and subscription rates for Bluefield West Virginia, including zone-based pricing and mail rates. It lists service details for readers and advertising agencies and notes public notices and club meeting announcements as examples of paid content.
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Bluefield
State Appointments Near as Governors Aims to Reshape Boards
In Charleston the governor plans to fill 1000 jobs and remove Republicans to push the clean house. State Superintendent Trent must name Mercer county school board within two weeks, while county expectations hinge on local oversight. Leaders fear West Virginia coal and business interests may oppose Carroll Miller’s interstate commerce post amid lake cargo rate disputes.
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Kump
Aclons
Bluefield
Mercer County
Trent
Mercer
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Neely
Bluefield urged to seek natural gas supply improvement
The piece argues Bluefield should join neighboring towns to push natural gas availability, citing cost benefits for homeowners and local businesses, calling on the chamber of commerce to lead. It contrasts West Virginia gas access with Princeton's recent supply and warns against delays. It also touches on fascism vs New Deal debates and mentions a large New York lawsuit and Treasury Secretary Woodin.
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Bluefield
Princeton
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
West Virginia
THIRTY YEARS AGO IN PRINCETON STORM KILLS LIVESTOCK
Cows horses and chickens were killed by a severe storm that hit Princeton and nearby areas. Frank Campbell of Lynchburg was named chief clerk of railway mail services for the Norfolk and Western. Reese Carter sustained injuries from a fall at the Lee Hutchinson building in the east end of town. Dave Adler, once of Bluefield, died in Baltimore. Elijah Meadows, Jumping Branch’s oldest resident, wed for the fifth time. The N and W railway expanded the local planing mill.
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Princeton
Frank Campbell
Lynchburn
Norfolk and Western
Reese Carter
Lee Hutchinson
Dave Adler
Bluefield
Baltimore
Elijah Preston Meadows
Jumping Branch
Norfolk and Western Railway
New Deal Courses and County Finance Reforms in Press Opinions
Editorials from Topeka Capital Clarksburg Telegram and Denver Post debate a shift toward a new deal with expert consulting and reduced county court power. They praise reforms transferring road duties to the state and cutting county salaries while warning of mediocrity and accountability needs.
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State Road Commission
Clarksburg
Suspicions rise as Morgan case links three officials
The Morgan affair is tied to Norman Davie of Geneva and William F. McAdoo, plus Woodin the Treasury secretary. The piece suggests the trio benefited from Morgan generosity and hints at potential political consequences if they step away from public life.
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Norman Davie
Geneva
William & McAdoo
United States
California
Woodin
Roosevelt
Davie
Davis
War debts threaten world economic conference progress
The text warns that unresolved war debts stand as the main obstacle to economic recovery and to the London meeting's success. It notes U S repudiation of the gold clause fuels default sentiment in England, potentially forcing debate or side discussions to salvage the conference.
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England
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Economic Conference
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Charleston
Professor Moley Turns Government Ties to Syndicated Pieces
The Charleston Mail reports Professor Raymond Moley, a Roosevelt brain trust member, is syndicating articles on government issues. He denies using his access to launch trial balloons or convert opinions, yet his close association with the president remains a public factor. He appears to be monetizing his government links.
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Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Charleston
Morgan Sheds Coat At Senate Hearing In Heat
The secluded financier J P Morgan appeared before senators in shirt sleeves with suspenders. The crowded room ran 96 degrees and coats were shed as Morgan hesitated then relaxed, his white shirt and suspenders laid bare for the crowd.
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J. P. Morgan
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Harry
West Virginia Eyes County Unit School Plan in Study
State Superintendent F Ray Power and Dr L V Cavins traveled to Baltimore to study Maryland’s school system under the county unit plan. The report also notes the British Empire covers 2 000 000 900 square miles with a population around 50 000 000.
The Tat Racket: A New York Nightlife Scam Described
Elder guardians in New York recount the tat racket dating to Bowery days. A pretty girl lures a drunkard to a theater and club, where she and a boss run a two-die scam. The sucker bets and loses up to fifty dollars before being escorted home.
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New York
Broadway
Bowery Music Halls
Ingenious ticket scam at musical comedy strikes light
An evening gowning scam unfolded before curtain at Strike Me Pink as two men bought seat stubs from a girl claiming her mother was ill. They entered, only to discover the seat had been sold and the girl fled with their money, leaving a man waiting for his companion.
Sleight of hand swindlers target Broadway buyers
The article describes petty swindlers known as switch men who offer supposedly good watches for a dollar each. The watches appear genuine but are stolen and intended to deceive unsuspecting pedestrians.
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Broadway Belt
Two Wheeling Plants Extend Week to 17 Turns
Wheeling West Virginia Yorkville plant of Wheeling Steel and Laughlin plant of American Sheet and Tin Plate Co were ordered to work until 4 pm Saturday for a 17 turn week, first time since 1919. Workers swelter in heat, dozens sent to mill hospitals for emergency treatment, no serious prostrations reported.
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Yorkville
Wheeling Steel Connovation
Laughlin
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Tod.y
Endicott Johnson Raises Pay for 17000 Workers
A five percent wage increase for 17 000 Endicott Johnson shoe workers was announced today and takes effect next Monday in Binghamton New York. The move affects all employees of the Endicott Johnson corporation.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Endicott- Johnson Corporation
J P Morgan Testimony Reflects Changed Banker Image
A Washington bystander notes J P Morgan's calm, cooperative stance before a senate committee. The elder and younger Morgan resemble each other yet differ in demeanor linking to Roosevelt’s 1907 money panic and the push for federal oversight.
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Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Portrait of a Cautious J. P. Morgan Figure
The piece portrays a modern J. P. Morgan as a surprisingly approachable, self aware man who admits errors and relishes the rare freedom from his lifelong guarded circle. The mood hints at a candid, reflective moment in a high profile financier's life.
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J. P. Morgan
Roosevelt says Morgan meetings private and unadvertised
The former president held three private sessions with J P Morgan noted for his deep focus on banking tasks and lack of government input. In contrast to Morgan the second, Roosevelt suggests a different account might exist if it were J P Morgan the elder facing Senate inquisitors.
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Mr. Morgan
Mosquito Threat in Air Travel Sparks Health Measures
Dr Morris Fishbein notes U S public health service tests show airplanes can carry mosquitoes for hours over long distances. Dr Griffitts recommends passenger and crew screening, airport anti mosquito sanitation, and measures to prevent harboring and destruction of mosquitoes on aircraft to curb yellow fever dengue malaria transmission.
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Walter Reed
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Radio Schedule and Local Advertisements for Bluefield
The listing outlines a station 212.6 WHIS Bluefield daily timetable with segment times from 7:00 a.m. through 7:30 p.m. featuring musical Glock, Clock segments, Reporter slots, Organ Melodies, and various local business mentions such as Sunrise Bottling, Chicago House Furnishing Company, and Bill's Toggery alongside private readings and scout notices.
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Rockcliffe
Chicago House Furnishing Company
Sunrise Bottling Co
E. R. Crotty Jr
Bill’s Toggery
Harold Vawter
Shupe
Directors Boss Upends temperamental stars in Hollywood
In a memoir anecdote, Wesley Rug gles describes handling temperamental stars by asserting authority. He cites Jack Oakie and Dick Arlen as sensible pros who adapt scenes but never lose control. The piece also highlights strict infant filming limits as Baby Jean completes her big scene in The Man Who Dared.
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Jean
Throwing The Harpoon The Harpoon
A collage of brief items notes a farmer earning seven thousand dollars from a field, jokes about a wife baking a first cake, and a light satire on politics under the New Deal. Army cadets beat Harvard in math. a joke on George Washington and false teeth appears.
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