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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1947

Page

5

Gibson Morrisey Leads Italian Concert Tour With Noted Violinists

Gibson Morrissey of Bluefield joins Carroll Glenn and Eugene Potsdam fame to open a joint concert tour of Italy. The trio will perform with Florence and Trieste symphony orchestras in Florence, Trieste, Gorizia, Viareggio and Leghorn, with Morrissey conducting. Glenn arrives from Germany to join rehearsals and prepare to accompany the American artists for troops in the Mediterranean theater.

Carroll Glenn Eugene Potsdam Italy Gibson Morrissey Bluefield Florence Trieste Gorizia Via Teggio Leghorn Morrissey Miss Glenn List Airone Germany Mediterranean Theater of Operations

Florence May Music Festival Ends With Star Trio

The Florence Maggio Music Festival closes with Miss Glenn List and Morrissey in a joint performance on June 12 at the Theatre Communale. The tour covers twenty days with solo recitals and orchestral appearances, featuring Tschaikowsky Liberus and List concertos. Morrissey, son of Andrew Morrissey of College Avenue, has conducted major European orchestras and praised by occupation forces and critics.

Miss Glenn Tschaikowsky Liberus List Rachmaninof Florence Symphony Orchestra Trieste Florence Grace Moore Bluefield

Charleston Plans Charter Election

Charleston, W Va, June 9. Mayor Carl Andrews will start mapping for a second city charter election after July 1. He envisions a three person committee to run the election, with one proponent, one opponent, and a neutral third. The date is unsettled, likely late summer or early autumn.

Charleston W. Va Carl Andrews Andrews

Promising American Conductor Morrissey Receives Praise

Bluefield native Morris Sey studied at Juilliard and Columbia focusing on orchestra conducting. Fritz Mahler called him one of the most promising young American conductors after studying under him in the summer of 1939, highlighting his advanced technical ability.

Bluefield Morrissey Julliard School of Music Columbia University Fritz Mahler

Dinner Honors Mrs Susie Taylor Hosted by Wil son Family

Mr and Mrs Harvey Lee Wilson hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Susie Taylor. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Davis Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor and others. The Senior Usher Board of Jones Street Christian Church plans a 8 o'clock meeting at the church. Mrs Susie Taylor of Cincinnati is visiting Mr and Mrs ee Lee Taylor of Anawalt Virginia.

Harvey Lee Wilson Susie Taylor Frank Davis Alex Taylor Henry Taylor Loney Berry Charlie Tolliver Lily Scruggs Lester Scruggs Dickie Watson Lunnie Wilson Dorothy Watson Ester Watson Jones Street Christian Church Cincinnatti Ee Lee Taylor Anawalt, Va

District of Columbia funds approved in budget bill

The House approved a bill to raise about 11 million dollars annually for the District of Columbia, funded by roughly 7 million in higher taxes and 4 million from increased federal contributions. A 2 percent general sales tax was rejected, and income tax changes were tabled as invalid. Other hikes include real estate tax up to 2 percent, gasoline tax to 4 cents a gallon, auto inspection from 50 cents to 1 dollar, water rents up 25 percent, and front footage fees for water mains.

Washington House Senate District of Columbia Dirksen

Memphis Board Bans Chaplin Film in City

The Memphis board of censors banned the Charlie Chaplin movie Monsieur Verdoux from all showings in Memphis Tennessee. Chairman Lloyd T. Binford said they do not need to give reasons and noted past bans on Duel In The Sun The Outlaw and other films this year.

Memphis Tenn Memphis Board of Censors Charlie Chaplin Monsieur Verdoux Lloyd T. Binford Binford United Artists

Negro Is Released On Killing Charge

Magistrate J. P. Meadows released Wade Tate after a preliminary hearing on a charge of fatally shooting his son in law, Roberts. State Cop C C McGraw identified Roberts as 27, of East Beckley, who had gone to Tate’s Harper Heights home to persuade his wife to return. Roberts fired on the house. Tate replied with a .22 rifle, wounding him in the neck and chest. A second item notes the West Virginia University mining school opening its 35th annual short course in coal mining across several towns.

McGraw Roberts Tates Tate Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University School of Mines School of Mines Beckley Montgomery Logan

Vets Employment Field Offices To Be Closed

West Virginia veterans employment offices will close Friday due to congressional funding cuts. Four offices in Huntington Beckley Clarksburg and Wheeling will be affected. An official noted 800 ex-GIs found work through the state employment service since last November.

Charleston W. Va Charles L. Rolfe Veterans Employment West Virginia Congress Huntington Beckley Clarksburg Wheeling

Williams Couple Celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary

Morgantown West Virginia June 9 Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams marked their 70th wedding anniversary at home. Married in Weleda they moved to America 52 years ago and have lived in Morgantown 40 years. Mr Williams 91 and Mrs Williams 88.

Morgantown W. Va Thomas Williams Weleda America Williams

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