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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1948

Page

40

Advance Guard Of GOP Rolls Into Philadelphia This Week

The advance guard for the Republican national convention arrives in Philadelphia to start seven days of committee meetings. Delegates, caucuses, teas and cocktail parties mark the pre convention period as disputes over seating and platform proposals unfold before the June 21 opening in Convention Hall.

Philadelphia Quaker City GOP National Republican Committee Walter Hallanan West Virginia Carroll Reece Tennessee Georgia District of Columbia Henry Cabot Lodee, Jr New Jersey Walter E. Edge Resolutions Committee Territories

Revival ends as pastor conducts services in Gary

At Gary Methodist church Rev L E Crowson leads revival at Elbert-Filbert charge with no 8 o clock worship tonight The revival closes this evening Choir Youth Fellowships and prayer groups plan a picnic on No 9 mountain Wednesday night leaving the church at 6 pm Families should bring a basket lunch plus enough for one more Large attendance expected Also noted Our Lady of Victory parish with Father Robert Goshorn schedules mass at St Joseph Filbert 8 30 am and at St Mary Gary 10 am The statement about citrus fruit acids notes they become alkaline in the body

Gary Methodist Church L. E. Crowson Elbert-Filbert No. 9 Mountain Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Robert Goshorn St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Filbert St. Mary’s Catholic Church Gary

Auto Worker Layoffs and Wage Boost Hit Auto Industry

Detroit reports 16,500 Chrysler workers laid off due to parts shortages while 27,000 others gain a 13 cent hourly wage rise. Briggs Manufacturing covers 23,500 workers and Motor Products 3,500. GM idles 200,000 workers for a steel shortage as Ford plans a return after a one day layoff. GMC and Chevrolet raise truck prices amid wage and price actions.

Detroit CIO Auto Chrysler Corp Briggs Manufacturing Co Chrysler Motor Products Corp United Auto Workers Briggs General Motors Ford GMC Chevrolet

Local family and in hospital notes from Bluefield area

Ada Hurst improves after surgery at St Luke s hospital Bluefield. Dora Mateer is her mother. Elizabeth Burton of Bluefield visits. Ida Tackett of Bluestone stays with brother Booker Hall and wife. Paul Mahaffey from Florida visits. W A H Moore ill. J J Shrader family guests at Mullens. Luther Shrader and daughters Elaine Erlene Elizabeth and Elbert Jones visit Murray family at Welch. Elizabeth Shrader to Concord College as summer student. John Dillon remains ill at home. J C Farris returns from Norfolk. James Butt Jr returns to Cincinnati after visit. L W Moore of Spanishburg visits daughter L A Dillon. Myra Pickett undergoes tonsillectomy at Bluefield sanitarium. Emmett Painer visits Shrewsburys. John Rose recovering after Beckley hospital discharge.

Ada Hurst St. Luke’s Hospital Bluefield Dora Mateer Elizabeth Burton Ida Tackett Bluestone Booker Hall Hall Paul Mahaffey Florida W. A. H. Moore J. J Shrader James James Butt, Jr Cincinnati L. W. Moore Spanishburg L. A. Dillon Dillon Myra Joan Pickett R. B. Pickett Bluefield Sanitarium Emmett Painer Bramwell Cletis Shrewsbury John Rose Beckley Hospital Luther Lucas L. C. Lucas Kimball Hotel B. C. Lackey Billy Leon Lackey Martinsville Philadelphia Woolwine Smith River Davis Manola R. B. Testerman Concord College N. B. Dennis Stevens Clinic Julia Lane Mehegan W. P Johnson City Tenn W. W. Page C. B. Downie Paul Jackson Rocky Gay Art Harrah Huntington Harrah New York W. H. Show Lewis Show Petersburg Donald Show Randolph Barnes Newport News C. H. Barnes Robert B. Testerman, Jr Fort Knox Fort Bragg N. C Garland Ashworth

Bluefield Elks Mark Flag Day Observance

Bluefield Elks will observe Flag Day this afternoon at 2 30 at the Elks home on Raleigh street. Dr M A Krupey will recount flag history and J B S Kahle will give the main address. Music by Henry Fortune. Elks officers will participate and the public is invited.

Bluefield Elks Elks Raleigh Street M. A. Krupey S. Kahle Henry Fortune The

Truman's Western Tour Divides Congress Across the Nation

Washington reports a cross section shows lawmakers split on President Truman's western speaking tour. Democratic friends praise his attacks on Congress and neighborly town talks. Democratic enemies blame the trip for party discontent. Republicans call him inept as president and politician while some lawmakers dislike his attacks on them. In the West he drew big crowds railing at GOP power and reclamation records.

Washington Congress Truman Far West

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travels and Departures

Jenkin Jones Personal mentions Carolyn Self of Bristol leaves after visiting her aunt Mrs C W Vick and Dr Vick. Mr and Mrs C A Murphy spend weekend in Charleston with son Raymond Murphy, daughter Mrs Murphy and grandson Michael. W C Myers and daughter Nona head to Shepards town for summer study and Nona to visit kin. Bobby Conner of Itmann visits brother Bill Conner. Mrs and Mrs W E Gravely visit Wytheville to see her mother Mrs William Candle. George O’Bryan leaves for Norbert Pa for summer position with brother James. Dr and Mrs Sam Mitchin J W Doss and H A Daily return from Atlantic City Imperial Shrine. W N Belcher spends two weeks at Itmann relief store manager. Mr and Mrs H F Hancock, Mrs Nancy Holder, Mrs Lucille Brooks and Bill Belcher visit Bluefield for business. Mr and Mrs W L Gravely and children Greta and W L Jr plan Saturday departure for Miami for vacation. Frank Shelton called to Roanoke due to death of E S Crawford Jr. Crawford family well known locally.

Carolyn Self Bristol Tenn C. W. Vick Dr. Vick C. A. Murphy Charleston Raymond Murphy Murphy Michael W. C. Myers Miss Nona Shepardstown Bobby Conner Itmann Bill Conner W. E. Gravely Wytheville William Candle George O’bryan Norbeth James O'Bryan Sam Mitchin J. W. Doss H. A. Daily Atlantic City

Grain Prices Slip as Rain Dampens Corn Market

Chicago grain prices weakened with corn leading losses as western rain dampened demand. Oats and wheat eased, while cash grain showed limited activity with No 1 yellow corn around 2.30 and No 2 grade near 2.29 to 2.30 per bushel. Barley quoted around 2.20 as market chatter noted light wines' origin in Hochheim Hochheimer regions.

Chicago

Kimball Resident Recovers After Fan Injury Abroad

Kimball resident Luther Lucas is recovering from a severe head injury after a large electric fan fell at a building he was painting. The accident caused a fracture requiring immediate surgery.

Truman Blacks Maritime Strike

President Truman ordered court action to block an all coast maritime strike set for Tuesday. The justice department will seek an 80 day injunction to restrain seven seamen and dock workers unions in Pacific Atlantic Great Lakes and Gulf ports as their contracts expire.

Washington Truman White House Justice Department Pacific Atlantic Great Lakes Gulf Ports Berkeley Calif

Keystone Area Residents Plan Summer Activities

Keyston e residents share visits and travels from Richlands Virginia to Buckhannon West Virginia Wesleyan College and Camp Ceaser near Cowan. Several family and friends visit Staunton Norfolk Baltimore Danville Portsmouth and Parkersburg while Mrs Cora Johnson recovers after surgery.

A. R. Peterman Otto Mansfield Richlands Mansfield Keystone E. W. Dye Bobbie Buckhannon West Virginia Wesleyan A. T. Stewart Billy Gordon Mays Michael Wallace Linar Phelps Camp Ceaser Cowan Patty Rogers Mary Baldwin Staunton Tommie Jane Witt Randy Mays Peterstown Charles Price Price Walter Dooley Howard Shupe Baltimore Shupe Dixie Woodyard Norfolk Elio Pais Portsmouth C. T. Apperson Alicia Mr. Apperson Danville Cora Johnson Parkersburg B. L. Tickle Rich Creek G. L. Robinson Bland, Va

Plane Crashes In Baltimore During Severe Storm

A light plane crashed into a suburban backyard in Baltimore during a fierce storm. The pilot and sole occupant was killed. Identification initially linked him to Royal Heath of New York City. The log showed takeoffs from Wilmington and Camden airports earlier that day.

Baltimore Royal Heath, i New York City Wilmington Camden N. J

Family Departures and Houseguest Return

Mrs B A Neal and Mr Neal have returned home with their daughter and sister after several weeks. Garfield Shupe, visiting his mother in Troutdale Virginia, has left for home here and is improving after a recent heart illness.

Ing B. A. Neal Mr. Neal Garfield Shupe Troutdale Garfield

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