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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1945

Page

5

Reynolds predicts Reds will attack Japan soon

War correspondent Quentin Reynolds, in Richmond, predicts Russia may strike Japan “when we least expect it” and says Soviets are more pro American than many politicians. He notes Soviet hostility to reporters is not harsher than other allies and discusses wartime ethics and press access.

Richmond Quentin Reynolds Russia Japan Europe Germany McGuire General Hospital Soviet Union Reynolds Eddy Gilmore Henry Shapiro

France to join four power Allied Control Commission

Maj Gen Jean Lattre de Tassigny commander of the French First Army is to represent France on the four power Allied Control Commission. He joins Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gen Sir Bernard Montgomery and Field Marshal Gregory Zhukov in determining German occupation zones.

Jean Lattre de Tassigny First Army France Allied Control Commission Dwight D. Eisenhower United States Bernard L. Montgomery Great Britain Gregory Zhukov Russia

Committee Studies Industrial Projects in Virginia

Chilton Roberts of the Norfolk industrial commission urges coordinating agencies to market Virginia industries to attract postwar investment. A Virginia advisory legislative council committee, led by E. Blackburn Moore, heard plans for industrial development and youth science talent concerns raised by H. R. Hanmer of the Virginia Academy of Science.

Richmond Chilton Roberts Norfolk Industrial Commission Virginia Virginia Advisory Legislative Council E. Blackburn Moore Berryville General Assembly Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company H. R. Hanmer Virginia Academy of Science W. F. Rudd Medical College

Virginia leader criticizes education and brain drain

The Virginia official asserted a single problem of education and said young scientists trained in the state seek work elsewhere, noting Virginia then imports the results of their labor. He called this “mighty poor business.”

Virginia

Belle Union Election Referred to NLRB in West Virginia

The National Labor Relations Board overruled CIO objections after a bargaining election at the E I Du Pont plant in Belle West Virginia. The board sent the case to the ninth regional director for further action. CIO United Gas Coke and Chemical Workers alleged company interference during voting May 8 9. Independent Association of Chemical Workers won 745 votes out of 2099 counted with United ...

Washington National Labor Relations Board CIO EF. I. du Pont de Nemours Company Belle W. Va United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers NLRB Independent Association of Chemical Workers United

NLRB Sees No Substantial Issues in CIO Ballot. Runoff Possible

The NLRB found CIO objections did not raise material issues after district 50 polled 666 and unit 652 votes. The case is referred to the ninth region for a possible runoff while No. 9 Bricklayers Masons and Plasters International Union was chosen unanimously by 11 Belle plant bricklayers as their bargaining agent. No votes were cast for United Gas Coke and Chemical Workers district 50 or the ACW in recent balloting.

CIO NLRB Bricklayers, Masons and Plasters International Union Belle Plant Bricklayers United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers District 50 ACW

Prominent Warrenton Business Woman Dies

Miss Christine Phillips 71, noted Warrenton businesswoman, died today at Physicians Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at Warrenton Methodist Church. Interment follows in Cambridge Maryland, her native town. She was the daughter of the late Rev William F Phillips and Mrs M A Wright and moved to Fauquier County about 40 years ago.

Warrenton Christine Phillips Physicians Hospital Warrenton Methodist Church Cambridge

Bon Ton millinery founder ties to Warrenton life

She established Bon Ton millinery and played an active role in Warrenton social and business life, serving as a member of the Warren Baptist church.

Bon Ton Millinery Warrenton The Warren Odist Church

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