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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
4
Hope for City Programs After War Delays
Editorial urges citizens to back municipal officials and pressure the state to resolve a muddle created by a recent high court decision, so underway or planned city programs can proceed promptly after four years of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Bluefield Sees Municipal Revenue Hit by Court Ruling
The West Virginia Supreme Court decision in Wheeling holds the state gross sales tax is not a license, shredding a key revenue source for Bluefield and other municipalities It threatens about 47 percent of Bluefield’s next budget and prompts calls for a special legislative session to restore funds Municipal leaders urge action before the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Wheeling
Bluefield
State Supreme Court
Riley
Lewis
City of
Maxwell
Mullens
City of Huntington
Huntington
Woods
Bluefield Produce and Provision Company
Fox
Meadows
People's Patience on Europe Crisis and Chicago Gamble
The piece notes rising anxiety over eastern Europe as postwar treaties take effect and Soviet actions threaten sovereign governments. It urges U S and allies to push back against communist influence while Chicago Mayor Kennelly enforces gambling restrictions, questioning campaign promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Russia
State Department
United States
America
Western
Soviet
Chicago
Kennelly
Windy City
WORK OF A LIFETIME EDUCATION NEVER ENDS
Editorial urges lifelong learning from birth through old age. It argues schooling is just foundation and that individuals should continually seek knowledge beyond formal years, noting adults may learn more between ages 70 and 80 than 10 to 20. Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Two Visionaries Move World With Quiet Craft
Two makers embark on a steady return journey along a straight path. Their achievement runs deeper than mere toolwork, with a blade symbol translating to a shared grand meaning for the world.
Truman Faces Labor Bill Pressure from Democratic Critics
President Truman sidestepped a veto pledge as three Democratic labor committee members pressed him to reject the Taft Hartley bill. They warned of heavy political losses if vetoed, while Truman pledged careful study and a stance supportive of labor if justified. The exchanges highlighted fears of a farmer labor split and the bill’s hidden provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House Labor Committee
John Lesinski
Michigan
Ray Madden
Indiana
Arthur Klein
New York
Labor
John L. Lewis
al Whitney
AFL
Bill Green
Fred Hartley
New Jersey
Rep
Klein
Lesinski
Madden
Congress
Lewis
Labor Department
White House
National Association of Manufacturers
Farmers of America
Hollywood Choices Signal Busy Schedule for 1946 Stars
Sheilah Graham notes Laraine Day weighing Portrait in Black and Cagliostro while Edward Smaill backs the Cagliostro project with Gregory Ratoff directing Betty Hutton shifts plans toward Dream Girl Mitchell Leisen leads the crew Brian Donlevy joins Mickey Rooney and James in Kill er McCoy Sinatra spins a three year radio deal Frankie and June Allyson to pair in Easter Parade Walter Pidgeon reveals a water fast diet Irene and David Selznick lose money on Heartsong and Portrait of Jennifer George Brent delays Honolulu yacht race Bets Bogart favored to win Martha Raye headlines a Las Vegas club Donna Reed takes over Audrey Totter role in Metro reshuffles Jane Wyatt lands roles in Gentleman's Agreement then The Skin of Our Teeth Peggy Cummins faces postponement On An Island With You wraps up the Florida shoot one note ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Laraine Day
Cagliostro
Edward Smaill
Gregory Ratoff
Betty Hutton
Mitchell Leisen
Betty
Brian Donlevy
Mickey Rooney
James
Killer McCoy
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
June Allyson
Walter Pidgeon
David
Irene Selznick
New York
George Brent
Honolulu
Humphrey Bogart
Martha Raye
Las Vegas
Robert Walker
Bob Montgomery
Donna Reed
Audrey Totter
Montgomery
Metro
Audrey
Robert Taylor
Jane Wyatt
Dorothy McGuire
Jane
Keenan Wynn
Peggy Cummins
Peggy
Jimmy Durante
Florida
Diary of a Gadabout Around Cinema Lane
Observations from the film world note Franchot Tone's cash settlement for Repeat Performance while he joins a London appearance schedule. The memory of Rain Before Seven features Henry Fonda Vincent Price and Peter Lorre as well as Dan Dailey family troubles and a puppy litter fate. Joe Pasternak shares a playful family moment with his son Michael and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Palladium
Franchot Tone
Eagle- Lion
Joan Leslie
Henry Fonda
Vincent Price
Bogeyman
Peter Lorre
Casey Robinson
Buffalo
Joe Pasternak
Michael
Mike
Joe
Joan Lorring Returns to New York After Seven-Year Gap
Chinese born actress Joan Lorring now in New York after seven years away in Hollywood where she stars in The Other Love with Barbara Stanwyck and David Niven. She arrives just as the Broadway run opens and she hopes to shop, visit stores, and enjoy Broadway theater. Dellie Ellis, born in Hong Kong, came to the United States with her mother in 1939 amid wartime tensions and war rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosellen Callahan
China
New York
Joan Lorring
Hollywood
Joan
United Artists
Barbara Stanwyck
David Niven
States
Broadway
Dellie Fllis
Dellie
Ann Ellis
Hong Kong
China to New York trek fuels rise of Joan Lorring
A seven year journey from China to Hollywood ends in Joan Lorring's exposure to Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and a pivotal screen debut. Amid war, radio work and a Warner contract, she earns an Academy Award nomination for The Corn Is Green and later reshapes her nose to fit role demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Joan
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Mei Lang Fang
China
Hollywood
Fairbanks
Russia
San Luis Rey
Warner's
Joan Lorring
Bessie Watty
Celestine
Erich Maria Remarque
Bear That Walks Like a Veto Seeks Radio Deal
A satirical note credits H J Phillips with promising Soviet radio commercials while Moscow historically rejected sponsored broadcasts. The piece jokes about Stalin’s stance on money and advertising, noting caution over implying consumer goods as happiness.
Radio Satire on Stalin and Moscow Jingle Draws Reactions
A fragmentary column mocks Soviet radio advertising and mentions J. P. Morgan and Molotov. It imagines Kremlin reactions to jingles and product pitches, hinting at perceived weaknesses and the allure of American cereal slogans. Page Eight reference noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Gromyko
Moscow
Kremlin
Lido Rendezvous Night Describes An After Dark Escapade
In a May walk past the Lido Rendezvous cafe the narrator recalls an exotic night and a festive scene at the upscale venue. A botched exit after too much celebration leads to public amusement and a messy return home with Mama’s feelings at stake. The piece notes an anniversary and a bustling crowd, including Maurice Carney and Healy’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Devaney
East Orange
U. J
Celia
Veronica
Maurice
Garcon
Carney
Healy
Healy's
Mama
Fifty Years Ago Associations Formed In Bluefield
Daily Telegraph recalls past events with notes on the organization of the Associated Church Charities of Bluefield led by Rev. N. F. Marshall and movements of local residents. It marks forty years since a jail incident, and twenty to thirty years events including Lindbergh’s arrival home waters and a Knoxville visit by Mrs. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Church Charities of
Bluefield
N. F. Marshall
B. M. Cohen
Newport News
Richardson
Hunters Alum Springs
J. R. Murphy
Knoxville
Tenn
E. T. Tyree
R. A. Jones
Union
Charles Lindbergh
Army
Navy
Marine Air Corps
Henry Rodgin
Atlantta
J. W. Waters
Shirley
Marion
Florida
John Pankey
Washington
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Stalin
Molotoff
By Westbrook Pegler
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