Bluefield Daily Telegraph Legal Mature Notice Notes
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes its reestablishment and formal post status in Bluefield West Virginia. It records filing details under the 1893 act, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates by carrier or mail with regional zone pricing. The notice lists advertising representation by The Katz Agency and contact telephone.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Post Wities
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Overcomers Inherit All Things Say Cardinal Newman Quote
A quoted devotional verse by Cardinal Newman contrasts the faithful with a divine promise. The text speaks of God being their God and the faithful inheriting all things, ending with a contemplative image of sea and glassy shore.
All Eyes For A Month On rce National Conventions
The nation watches Philadelphia as Republican Democrat and Third Party conventions name presidential candidates for November 2. The Daily Telegraph pledges to keep Virginians and neighboring states posted on convention news and the world’s political future. Israel’s statehood and UN support frame Middle East tensions as Arab opposition persists.
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Philadelphia
National Republican Party
National Democratic Party
Third Party
America
Daily Telegraph
Virginia
West Virginia
Political Spanking in The West Puts Dems in Tight Spot
The report discusses the western trip by Tru man supporters, called a non political expedition by some newspapers, and notes the Democratic Party leadership under the president facing internal fury and public debate. It suggests mixed impact, with many observers unsure if the venture helped or harmed, while political bigwigs felt unsettled by the swing around the circle.
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Truman
National Democratic Party
Golden West
Synthetics Now Cover Gold As Well As Fuel
West coast researchers claim a method to make gold from baser metals but the cost exceeds the metal produced Dr Gustav Egloff of Universal Oil Products spoke at the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa Oklahoma noting potential crude oil shortages and the role of coal and shale in synthetic fuel production Congress debated funding for pilot plants and commercial units while industry seeks higher engine efficiency and better fuel economy to improve feasibility Governments weigh a multi billion dollar program against uncertain returns and coal consumption.
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Gustav Egloff
Universal Oil Products Company
International Petroleum Exposition and Congress
Tulsa
Okla
Congress
Federal Bureau of Mines
Egloff
Continuing Hopefulness For Peace In Palestine
Reports indicate fighting halted under the UN cease-fire order served by Count Folke Bernadotte with renewed hope for peace in the Holy Land. The four week truce aims to allow talks, though caution remains that a final understanding between Jews and Arabs is not yet assured.
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Bors
Palestine
Israel
United States
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Rhodes
Folke Bernadotte
Holy Land
The Little Train Could and Wilde on Art
Editorial compares an urban train schedule change near Babylon and a children’s tale The Little Engine That Could. It recalls Oscar Wilde on art and life, noting a prototype engine now running between Babylon and New York and the recurring idea that effort can overcome tall limits.
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Oscar Wilde
Long Island
Wilde
Babylon
Pennsylvania Station
Hither
Yon
New York
Christian Science Monitor
Taft and McCowen clash over education bill timing
Congress faced a clash as Rep Ed ward McCowen moved to call a special session of the education and labor committee to report the federal aid to education bill. Rep Max Schwabe interrupted, declaring the house in session, killing a test vote. Taft pressed for hearings before adjournment while Speaker Martin dismissed the bid. Truman engaged in light campaign fare across Idaho and Montana, including a Sun Valley stunt. Real estate lobby fights housing bill with last minute maneuvers, Kilburn tallying votes.
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Washington
Edward McCowen
Ohio
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Big Max Schwabe
Missouri
McCowen
New York
Ralph Gwinn
Schwabe
Joe Martin
Joe
Rep
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Aliso
Buck
Taft
Martin
House
Capitol
Senate
Truman
Idaho
Maine
Butte
Montana
Pride
Sun Valley
Secret Service
Steve Hannegan
Hannegan
House Banking and Currency Committee
GOP
Clarence Kilburn
Malone
N. Y
Wright Patman
Texas
Walcott
Boggs
Louisiana
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Kilburn
Hull
Wisconsin
Stratton
Illinois
Scott
Frank Sundstrom
East Orange
N. J
Philadelphia
Repres
Hollywood Stars Cut A Swath Through Summer Plans
Hedy Lamarr awaits a French government invitation while unsure about summer in France. Charles Boyer will go. Lana Turner sends orchids from Hawaii and Sonja Henie plans a party for 350 Hollywood elites with Norwegian fish puddings flown in. Janis Paige dyes hair for The Younger Brothers and One Sunday Afternoon. Olga San Juan and Edmond O’Brien plan a New York wedding in August. Eddie hopes New York luck helps marriage. Victor Mature touts 8000 cases sold of canned meatballs. Douglas Fairbanks eyes a £5 million Sir Lancelot project in England with Helena Carter. Joan Caulfield shifts from Princeton shoot to Larceny. Jimmy Stewart balks at Monty Stratton script but plans fall work if needed.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
France
Hedy
Charles Boyer
Lana Turner
Hawaii
Sonja Henie
New York
Sonja
Countess of Monte Cristo
Kjell Holm
Janis Paige
Janis
Edmond O’brien
Olga
Eddie
Warners
Victor Mature
California
Vic
Douglas Fairbanks
Helena Carter
O'Flynn
Sir Lancelot
Doug
England
Helena
Blake Edwards
Joan Caulfield
Princeton
N. J
Turtle
Joan
Film People and Fashion on Set Busy Hollywood
The article notes Joan Fontaine’s breakthrough role in The Emperor Waltz with Bing Crosby and her loan-out drama with RKO and Paramount. Virginia Mayo refuses two piece swimsuits on The Girl from Jones Beach set, citing style and fit. Jane Allyson and Dick Powell sail a Pacific coast yacht vacation for a week, while June Powell shares limit on time away from spouse for travel.
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Joan Fontaine
Bingo Crosby
Joan
Christabel Caine
RKO
David Selznick
Paramount
Bing
Virginia Mayo
Jones Beach
Virginia
Johnston
Jane Allyson
Dick Powell
Pacific
June
Ocean
Eastman’s polar fame from radical to revered critic
L L Stevenson recalls Max Eastman, once a radical lecturer and controversial writer tagged by the Daily Worker and Stalin, now praised by Somerset Maugham as the handsomest man in America. Eastman’s new book Enjoyment of Living appears from Harper’s as he reflects on his late-blooming intellectual start and enduring hero worship.
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Max Eastman
Detroit
Daily Worker
Stalin
Somerset Maugham
America
Eastman
Harper's
G. A. Henry
Thomas Wolfe
Eastman biography recalls mother and Elmira circle
The text outlines Eastman’s early passion sparked by Henty books, a 1900 Mercersburg Academy valedictorian record, and a philosophy instructor post at Columbia under John Dewey. It highlights his social shyness, maternal influence as a pioneering minister, and Elmira as an intellectual hub hosting Anthony, Twain, and Washington.
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Henty
Mercersburg Academy
Pennsylvania
Fbim
Columbia University
John Dewey
Eastman
Mama
Elmira
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Mark Twain
Booker T. Washington
Twain
Max Eastman Follower Stern Physical Regimen
A paraphrase of Max Eastman’s approach to fitness by his artist wife Eilena Krylenko outlines a strict daily routine. Rising at 6 am, a 16 minute walk after breakfast, work in a prefabricated shack, and an intense regimen including swimming badminton tennis and three daily walks. Eastman also polishes and rewrites manuscripts obsessively, destroying legible copies with new corrections.
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Eastman
Eilena Krylenko
Martha's Vineyard
New York
Greenwich Village
Sable Wrap Leads Hollywood Saga of a Divorce
A Fifth Avenue window display sparks a chat with a top Hollywood exec about a sable wrap worth around forty thousand dollars. The story unfolds as a long marriage tests fidelity, with Ida's steadfastness and a sharp turn through studio life ending in a dramatic morning sighting at a Brown Derby.
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Fifth Avenue
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
Charlie
England
Sixth Avenue
Nickelodeon
Canal Street
Ida
THIRTY YEARS AGO ELECTED GRAND JUNIOR COUNSELOR
Thirty years ago E A Leonard Jr of Bluefield was elected Grand Junior Counselor of the United Commercial Travelers of America. Bluefield men later left for army induction.
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E. A. Leonard, Jr
Bluefield
United Commercial Travelers of America
Photographic tailor joke mocks camera fit system
A back room quip shows a tailor and customer arguing over a suit fitted by a camera. The customer insists on a real fit, while the tailor defends the new photographic measurement method and jokes about perjury and a possible camera contest.
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Science
Eastman Kodack Company
Teilor
Bose
Mr. Mandelbaum
Mr. Frisby
Eppstein
Measuring Suits by Camera and Errors in Fit
Dialogue notes errors in camera fitting for suits with mislabelled plates. Mention of Earl Wavell made Constable of London, Vinegar Joe Stillwell papers risk, and a headline about Russia lending Finland five million. A nationwide phone strike was averted, easing union fears.
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Earl Wavell
Tower of London
Duke of Wellington
Tower
Vinegar Joe Stillwell
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