Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield ad rates 1983
Classified masthead shows subscription rates and zones for The Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield West Virginia. It lists mail rates by zone, city carrier pricing, and states publication day Wednesday June 1, 1983. It notes advertising and notices policies for clubs, meetings, and obituaries.
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Good Appointment at Welch Hospital Draws Scrutiny
The Charleston Mail lauds Dr. L. H. Clark as Welch Emergency hospital superintendent, noting his medical merit and political ties. It urges Governor Kump to ensure professional qualifications align with political selections and recalls Dr. Clark’s strong record at Welch with Rutherford’s legacy.
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Kump
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A. G. Rutherford
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The Mystic
A long free verse journey of a wanderer on a lonely road toward mountain heights and fate. Vivid natural imagery frames mortality and transcendence as distant voices fade and the walker encounters unseen presences on the spiritual ascent.
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Silver Bay
Mary Morris Duane
Poetry World
AITH Key Said to Unlock God’s Treasures
J Stephens proclaims AITH as the key that unlocks the cabinet of God's treasures in a devotional note. The quote from Isaiah 58 11 frames guidance and sustenance as divine, while the author adds a personal emphasis on spiritual access through AITH.
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Termites Invade Cities Share Hidden Woodwork Toll
An old account recalls termites spreading from tropics to London and New York City. The insect eats wooden structures from within while remaining hidden, hollowing beams and poles until collapse. They have operated for years in Manhattan and nearby areas.
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Opinions on county courts and national codes in 1919.
Editorials from Clarksburg Telegram and Wheeling Intelligencer attack state and federal reforms. They oppose county court salary shifts, favor state control of roads, warn against socializing industry, and doubt postwar codes will yield free trade and competition. They call for reform without eroding constitutional freedoms.
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Enactment of Roosevelt Act Looms in Final Session
The Industrial Recovery Act nears passage as the conference report is endorsed by the House and expected to win Senate approval. It grants the president broad controls over industry to curb labor abuses while launching a $3.3 billion public works program to create up to 5 million jobs financed by tax revenues. The plan centralizes authority and ties employment to government spending.
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Whimsical Headlines and News Bits Stir Inside University and World
A collage of satirical items notes universities granting degrees despite weather jokes about Hollywood weddings and campus beer bans. It cites a London conference bar of 70 feet serving 66 nations, and a quip on gold-hoarding penalties failing to deter gold-diggers.
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London
Meanderings of June 18 across New York social scene
In New York on June 18 Peggy Hopkins Joyce is framed as a novice matrimonialist while Lieut. William T. Comerford seeks a publisher for My First Fourteen Wives. The column notes publicized Communist nuptials, nudist camp plans, a roller coaster wedding, aerial marriages, and a rumored church ceremony. It also details Noel Coward’s farewell party with a star guest list, a humorous Hollanders anecdote, and bustling nightlife through roller skating, boxing, and Broadway chatter.
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Artists Service Bureau sparks Hollywood labor turf battle
Plans to launch the Artists’ Service bureau ahead of summer face strong opposition as 9 000 non contracted actors clash with producers and agent firms over a $200 000 funding move. The bureau aims to widen work opportunities, share stories and equipment, and reduce reliance on agents, with registration open to known and unknown players alike. William Gargan and brothers Howard Gargan and William Cagney appear in scenes amid a school chant gag.
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Hollywood
Artists’ Service Bureau
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Duquesne Steel Plant Fires Up First Blast Furnace
Two hundred men, many unemployed for years, returned to work as the Carnegie Steel Duquesne plant lights its first blast furnace. Mayor James S. Crawford triggered the start as bells rang and whistle blew. Officials say the remaining five furnaces will be fired later.
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Duquesne
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Circus Picture Spurs Senatorial Glee In Morgan Inquiry
A Washington onlooker mocks the Morgan committee circus with a photo of J. P. Morgan and the queen of the midgets. The incident heightens glare on publicity and politics amid New York races and Pecora's probing influence.
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Blood Analysis Deepens Understanding of Health
The article outlines blood study steps from red and white cell counts to hemoglobin, coagulation, and platelet levels. It notes reticulocyte counts, chemical blood content, and culture tests to detect circulating bacteria. Blood’s role in nutrition, waste removal, and immune defense is emphasized.
Youngstown Steel Production Surges Past Half Way Mark
Youngstown district steel output climbs above 50 percent as Bessemer plant operates and sheet mill and tin plate work stay strong. Employment outlook improves with good sheet mill schedules and high tin plate production, signaling continued peak potential.
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Hocking Valley Field Agrees On Wage Scale
Miners and operators in the Hocking Valley bituminous coal fields reach a joint wage scale at Nelsonville. Leaders earn 88 cents a ton and laborers 3.28 per ton. A three miner and three operator board will settle labor disputes with court oversight and an umpire if needed.
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Hockt Valley
Nelsonville
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Treasury At Center Of Record 17 Billion Dollar Balance
The article notes a large treasury balance and extensive counting of contents in subterranean vaults. W. A. Julian will sign a receipt for roughly seventeen billion dollars and two thirds of a cent, following Major Walter C. Woods who previously handled a similar sum.
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Tennessee
Treasury Secrets Revealed in Woods Julian Committee
A five member committee, including Woods and Julian, oversees counting vast silver and gold reserves. They report spot counts like counting 48 million silver dollars in 48 bags, while much gold sits in federal reserves and assay offices. The treasury holds 11 billion in securities and 2.5 billion in currency not yet circulated, with a major counting task involving a billion dollars in postal savings loan collateral.
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Miss Virgie Painter Hosts Pageton Party
Pageton West Virginia June 12 Miss Virgie Painter was hostess at a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Cook After games refreshments were served to Betty Cook Mable Shumate Mae Virgie Painter Louise Cook Gladge Kathleen Surface Claude Bowers Edward Surface Howard Rauth Paul Maybeury Earl Lester and Donald Cook.
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Pageton ball nine sweeps Ashland and Keystone in double win
The Pageton nine earned its fifth win of the season by taking both ends of a Sunday doubleheader from Ashland and Keystone. Kopper Ashland lost 2-1 and Keystone-Koppere lost 10-2 with Lefty Brawley starring for Pageton.
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Roanoke Visitors and Local Travelers Reported
Roanoke visitor Deen Stoner came in for the weekend while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell visited Northfork on Sunday. Several locals and kin were seen in Roanoke, Welch, Jenkin Jones, and nearby towns during the period including Miss Virgie Painter, Mrs. Stella Freeman and daughter Helen, Miss Dorothy Gabrock, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wysor and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook and Mary Marijche, and others across Radford, Graham, and Bluefield.
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Helen
Radford
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