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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

5

UMW Charges Gotham Cops Halt Expansion of Union

District 50 of the United Mine Workers accuses New York police of blocking expansion of the miners union into the city laundry industry. Angelo Cefalo says the Cascade plant dispute shows police and management interference, while he calls for an impartial vote to select a bargaining agent.

UMW Gotham Cops Washington John L. Lewis District 50 United Mine Workers Union New York Aream William O'Dwyer A. D Dennie) Lewis O'Dwyer

St Joseph Aspirin Tops Known Names in Aspirin

In millions of homes St Joseph aspirin is cited as the best known name in aspirin. The radio program Toast of the Town at 6:45 and News Of The World at 7:15 are listed as schedule items.

News of the World

Pastor Urges Arms Against Communism

The Rev. C. H. Patterson told the Rotary Club at the West Virginian hotel to adopt a three point program including American armed might, religion and democracy to stop the spread of Communism. He linked China’s Communist rise to a Pan Asia policy begun by czars and now pursued by Moscow. Patterson cited his home region and missionary experience as context.

C. H. Patterson Rotary Club West Virginian Hotel Westminster Presbyterian Church China United States Patterson Moscow C. W. Stuart R. E. Harbert Harry Hadden, Jr Ernest D. Lilly Grady Carper Guy A. Ritter, Jr C. H. Carper John A. Womeldorf Princeton Cannon Page Roanoke Joseph M. Crockett Welch C. B. Steffey Parkersburg

Tito Lashes Out At Soviet Communists

Marshal Tito denounced the Russian Communist party as a bureaucratic machine and said Soviet actions disturb the world’s working class. Speaking to Yugoslav party students in Belgrade, he urged active combat of the trend, noting history will show who is right.

London Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Russian Communist Party Soviet Union Tito Yugoslav Communist Party Belgrade Moscow Kremlin

Second Sporn generating unit ready for use at Graham Station

A second 150000 kilowatt steam electric plant becomes available for commercial operation today at the Phillip Sporn plant on the Ohio river at Graham Station West Virginia. The facility is jointly owned and operated by Appalachian Electric Power Co and its affiliate Ohio Power Co, units of the company group.

Roanoke Phillip Sporn Ohio River Graham Station W. Va Appalachian Electric Power Co The Ohio Power Co

Supreme Court Asked To Decide If State Bound By City Zoning

In Charleston West Virginia June 13 the Supreme Court was urged to rule if the state must follow Charleston city zoning. Attorney General William C Marland asked docketing to review Kanawha circuit court decision blocking a new state office building for 1 700 000. The city argues zoning applies. the state contends it is sovereign and not bound.

Supreme Court Charleston W. Va William C. Marland Kanawha Circuit Court Employment Security and Workmen’s Compensation Departments State Merit System Council Kanawha Circuit Julian F. Bouchelle State Office Building Commission

Wheel Toys Shine in Yale Preview at Charleston Hotel

Dealers visiting the Thomas Field company display in Charleston on the mezzanine of the West Virginia hotel see a Christmas in June with large toy derricks tricycles tractors and bells. In Logan West Virginia on June 13 James N. Nisbet a Youngstown Mines Corp foreman in Dehue was seriously injured when a train of empty coal cars struck his car and dragged it 119 feet before he was hurled from the vehicle.

Thomas Field Company of Charleston West Virginia Logan W. Va James N. Nisbet Youngstown Mines Corp Dehue

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