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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
10
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City directors move to ban loud radios phonographs and similar devices in business districts citing nuisance complaints. An ordinance sets fines from 2.50 to 50 dollars and faces a second reading next Tuesday.
The Merchants and Miners ship Fairfax carrying seventy one passengers and crew of seventy collided with a tanker off Scituate and sank. The Gloucester, bound for Norfolk and Baltimore with sixteen passengers, came to assist and rescued some aboard. Relatives gathered at the pier as news came in. the tanker’s crew status was not disclosed.
Brig. Gen. Elbert Wheeler aged 80 of the New Hampshire National Guard died at his Nashua home tonight. A 1875 United States Military Academy graduate, he was long associated with water works interests nationwide.
An advertisement touts a British foot care product Radox for removing corns and hard skin in days. It claims a simple nightly foot bath for 3 or 4 nights and asserts soft, flawless feet a week later, available at Goodykoontz Drug Co and other drug stores in America.
Miriam Hopkins, known for her Chicago origins, travels far to portray a rebellious maiden in the ancient Greek comedy Lysistrata, bringing a bold performance to a timeless tale.
A detailed rundown of late May to June 1 broadcasting across NBC CBS and regional networks. Listings include WEAF WABC WOR WIS stations with time blocks for orchestras, dramas, news notes, and special programs featuring performers such as Shilkret, Lucille Warlick, and Manhattan Moods across cities like New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Detroit with various affiliates and recurring shows.
Youngstown Ohio June 10 depositions in a bid to block the Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger reveal an employe stored four trunks under an assumed name after the company said it had no records for merger terms. Reese M. Price testified trunks were placed in storage April 3 under Walter E. Meab orders. plaintiffs sought the merger figures.
European musical programs on air via NBC tomorrow afternoon originate from London under the BBC. Eugene Goossens leads the London program beamed to the United States on short waves and distributed coast to coast over WEAF and affiliates. The NBC schedule includes a greeting for KFSD San Diego at 11 p.m. and a two language broadcast from Washington at 4 p.m. for President elect Prestes of Brazil. The California Melodies at 10:30 p.m. feature Lupe Velez and the Rhythm Boys, while Benny Leonard discusses the Sharkey Schmeling fight with Grantland Rice at 9:30 p.m. on WEAF. A later program honors WDAF Kansas City.
Monday night at the city auditorium the Rainbow Wedding featured seven brides with a judging panel selecting Miss Pearl Winbush for the bouquet, dress, veil, and carriage. Her groom is Harry Tolbert.
Federal Judge West ruled ninety tons of corn sugar seized in a raid on Leo Tasar's Akron warehouse must be returned. The government may retain 3300 five-gallon cans under a Supreme Court ruling permitting seizures for liquor manufacture. Tasar and twelve employees face arraignment on conspiracy to violate prohibitions.
Advertises Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. Promises disappearance of gnawing stomach pain, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and bloating, with improved circulation and warmth, urging purchase at Goodykoontz Drug Co. for $1 in a yellow package.
Natalie confronts Geoffrey and Phillipa about a plot to drive her from Alan’s life. Alan defends his chivalry while Natalie asserts forgiveness, and Geoffrey admits his feelings. The tense scene ends with Natalie and Alan reuniting as Phillipa’s schemes collapse.
Mrs. Ernest B. Boyd of Honaker Virginia died June 7 after a paralytic stroke May 26. Survived by husband Ernest, four children Beulah Elizabeth John Katherine, mother Mrs. Jane Miller, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral at Honaker Methodist Church and burial at family graveyard.
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