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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
6
A brief notice column from the Daily Telegraph prints club and organization items only for members. It lists meetings entertainments and related events with fees charged and includes obituaries cards and fundraiser notices as paid features.
A brief proverbic reflection cites Proverbs 4 19 about the wicked walking in darkness and not knowing where they stumble emphasizing moral caution.
The notice urges Bluefield voters to choose ten candidates today for the city board. A month later five will be elected to guide city affairs for four years. Emphasis rests on choosing reliable individuals over party. readers are urged to study candidate statements and platforms after the primary.
A reflection on Benito Mussolini as Italy's premier and dictator, once seen as radical, now viewed in a broader world context. The piece notes his changing image, the allure of his leadership, and the paradox of public life as the world adapts to the fascist regime and its dramatic rhetoric.
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports King Alexander and Queen Draga of Servia were shot to death in the Royal Palace. Other items include M. L. Carter obtaining a distillery license for Crane Creek and marriages of Eliza Greever to Walter Frazier of Graham.
The article contrasts Mussolini's past as a world peace threat with a new portrayal as a facilitator of stability. It notes his leadership of Italy under iron rule and suggests a planned moderation role in the four power pact, likening him to Hindenburg becoming a peace advocate.
Ambassador Sato defended Tokyo’s new naval parity stance at the Geneva conference as Japan embraces a broader bid for Pacific dominance. The talk of Manchukuo and puppet states signals a tougher stance on armament reductions and Asia's balance of power.
Poem questions mortality and grief contrasting death with life and birth. Anne Arrington Tyson appears in Poetry World, urging readers to focus on renewal and creation rather than loss. The voice celebrates nature and cosmic birth as perpetual, sacred processes.
Readers weigh factors for hiring married women when husbands earn incomes. Morgantown Post supports fairness favoring self supporting teachers. others argue husband's earnings should not bar a woman's career. Policy likely midway, prioritizing independent earners when equal.
Hollywood young actress Patricia Ellis speaks in a lively interview about wanting to work during summer, dancing at home, hum tunes, and exercise. The playful cross examination tone reveals her shy charm and energy.
In New York on June 12 a vast crowd fills an amphitheater for a prize fight. The sea of white, heat, and lights frames a diverse audience from officials and society figures to workers and celebrities, all part of a blood-stirring, irrational spectacle.
The article recalls Schmeling's defeat by Baer while Jack Dempsey’s night dominates crowd memory. Dempsey, tired yet magnetic, greets supporters and signs autographs for nine youngsters in the ringside area as governors and notable figures attend.
Spectators buzz around as Gene Tunney removes his hat after a taunting outburst. Camera and Sharkey observe the bout while Mrs. Walter P. Chrysler and Al Jolson mingle. Babe Ruth and wife attend. June Knight absent amid divorce rumors surrounding California Baer.
The noted ring designer and former amateur boxer Frank Bartley created safer rings by adding a water bucket system and adjustable rope supports after a stumble in his corner. He built the Dempsey Carpentier ring and later expanded to a factory scale business. his son continues the work.
The dialogue shows Miss Ellis avoiding cooking and the kitchen after a past accident and preferring outdoor activities. She lives on a hill and comments on swimming options in the Pacific Ocean when sunny, while planning to work through most of the upcoming summer with a June vacation release. Young actresses pose interview challenges.
A Washington bystander notes Senator Bob Wagner of New York may return to judicial life after his three unemployment plan efforts. It also highlights Senator Sam Bratton of New Mexico who, after eight years in the Senate, desires the scholarly serenity of a federal judgeship or even a seat on the Supreme Court.
Pleurisy is an inflammation of chest lining marked by severe pain worsening with breathing. Seek prompt medical care for chest pain with cough or fever. doctors use remedies, bed rest, and light diet, and may diagnose fluid by needle test to guide treatment.
Timed listings show hourly segments and recorded slots for Bluefield and nearby businesses including Sunrise Bottling Co. and Warlick Furniture Co. The sequence lists time stamps from 7:00 to 7:45 with various company names and individuals such as Virginia Booth and Virginia Bivens.
General Hugh Johnson leads the recovery act effort with a blunt, hard nosed stance and a goal to restore purchasing power through shorter work weeks and higher wages. He coins phrases against price cutting and vows no public gypping while pushing government business partnerships.
Roanoke carpenter R. V. Taylor praises Natex after rapid improvement from rheumatic pain and flu aftermath. He reports weight gain, restored sleep, better nerves, and full recovery from rheumatism. Ad notes Natex dealer at Taylor's Drug Store and widespread local recommendations.
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