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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

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King and Queen Sail Home From Halifax

King and Queen Elizabeth depart Halifax aboard the Empress of Britain at 5 32 p m E T ending a 30 day royal North American tour. They sail after a visit to Canada and the United States as broadcasts relay the empire ties and Nova Scotia royal charter history.

King and Queen Halifax Royal Pair N. S England Britain Canada United States Nova Scotia Charles I

Norma Talmadge Parting Ways With George Jessel

Norma Talmadge, famed film star, announced she had separated from George Jessel. The couple wed in Connecticut on October 20, 1917, divorced in Juarez on April 14, 1934, and nine days later married Jessel in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Trade Event Opens Amid Busy Market Day

A bustling opening day saw stores report unusually satisfactory business as shoppers filled shops. Merchants expected continued strong activity with the sale event drawing steady crowds and promising brisk trade into the evening hours.

Pune Cele Celeon

Paris Showcases War Duds For Civilian Defense

Paris unveils a ten day security exhibit by the national defense ministry showing civilian gear for air raids. The favored outfit is a two piece oilskin suit with gas mask mittens boots plus diver style head dress and accessories including portable extinguishers flashlights and anti gas cans as the air ministry demonstrates explosives incendiary gas and shrapnel.

Paris National Defense Minis Air Ministry

May Ask France U S For Help

London June 15 Prime Minister Chamberlain said in the house of commons Britain France and the United States are in close touch on the Tientsin situation. He did not detail actions or possible responses and noted Japan’s claims may seek wider demands than the four men involved.

Chamberlain Commons Tientsin London House of Commons Great Britain France United States China Pale Aes Britain Tokyo Japan Sovy

Regional Group in Meeting Here

Election of Lee Long a prominent Dante Coal operator and civic leader in Southen et was introduced by J H Hoge of Bluefield praising the county leaders. Officers and directors from 19 counties attended as Homer Ewen announced strong progress in Virgin ia tourism and development during the luncheon session.

Lee Long Dante N. Clarence Smith Virginia Conservation Commission Herbert OS Chamber of Commerce T of Southenet Virginia Conservation Nted Inc Pulaski Dartee Mr. Smith Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Homer Ewen Touris Biuetield

Harlan mine workers strike over UMWA contract

R H Cornett secretary treasurer of the Harlan-Wallins Coal company said 220 men at No 2 mine at Woods struck today in violation of the contract with the United Mine Workers of America CIO.

Harlan, Ky R. H. Cornett Harlan-Wallins Coal Company Woods, Ky United Mine Workers of America

Blockade Tightens as Japan and Britain Clash in Tientsin

Japanese and British officials exchange demands as tensions rise over the crisis in China. Japan tightens the blockade of Tientsin's British and French concessions, drawing in British policy concerns.

Tientsin Britain China

Unclear fragment signals shifts in concessions and allied stance

Fragmentary dispatches mention changes in concessions status and Western powers stance. References note messages between the United States and others and hints of London discussions on direct economic action.

Blockade Tightened See Page 2

SLAIN BABE S PARENTS FACING LIE DETECTOR The death of ten weeks old Halden Fink in a creek prompts investigations. The child's parents and close relatives may be subjected to lie detector tests to aid the inquiry.

Babe Clyde Halden Buster” Fink L. Hyzer Hyzer

Elusive chemical may halt premature aging in rats

At UC Berkeley researchers report a vitamin-like substance delays aging in adrenal glands and other organs in deprived rats. Removing the chemical caused rapid graying of facial hair and gland damage. restoring it via feed or injections led to recovery and reversion of gray hair.

Berkeley Calif Univer of California Agnes Fay Morgan Seige Fee

Mrs Hugh Ike Shott Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Hugh Ike Shott, wife of Daily Telegraph editor, died early yesterday at Lake Place after a brief illness. Born 67 years ago, she moved to Bluefield in 1894 with her husband and helped shape local religious civic and social life. Her passing follows a day of improved health and care by her nurse and physician, with funeral arrangements to be announced.

Daily Telegraph Washington National Congress Bluefield

Union Shop Debate at W V Coal Talks with A F L Rival

Charleston West Virginia June 1535 United Mine Workers faced an AFL rival as coal operator L T Putman testified about a proposed union clause in the agreement to protect the union and various craft unions The trial examiner Henry T Sims heard testimony from about 20 000 miners and ruled the matter while Putman spoke of appeals to the board of review and the supreme court

Charleston W. Va United War America L. T. Putman Progressive Mine Workers of America Henry T. Sims Koppers Dioa Rene

Murphy Urges Payroll Cut In National Government

Asbury Park N J June 15 Attorney General Murphy urged a billion dollar operation payroll cut to reduce public rolls. He argued 13 percent of a family income goes to the public payroll and proposed trimming to five billion yearly while preserving essential government functions.

Asbury Park N. J Murphy Anetna NBC

War on Espionage Expands Penalties in Senate Action

Senate naval committee reports widespread espionage across Hawaii Puerto Rico Canal Zone Pacific coast Atlantic coast and Gulf states. Legislation would raise penalties for most offenses from two years and ten thousand dollars to twenty years and ten thousand dollars with a mandatory ten year term for major offenses.

Aga War and Navy Senate Naval Committee Hawaii Puerto Rico Canal Zone Pacific Coast Atlantic Coast Gulf States

Goal production costs announced in West Virginia

Charleston June 15 commission tempered by favorable statements on minimum prices. Secretary Jesse V Sullivan says costs are based on reports from individual companies and show an increase over NRA figures due to ongoing wage rises. T. Putman of Raleigh Wyoming Coal and Coke Co. hopes prices become effective quickly.

Charleston W. Va Appalachian Jesse V. Sullivan West Virginia Coal Operators Association Guffey NRA T. Putman Raleigh Wyoming Coal and Coke Company Lily

Restrictions of Bill Arouse Debate in Washington

Washington dispatch reports strenuous efforts to expand the relief appropriation in the new 1.716 billion bill and to relax spending restrictions. Harrington criticizes a three man WPA board while Ickes objects to limits on using PWA funds for new industrial plants and power development programs.

Washington Harrington WPA F. Harrington Ton Ickes Public Works Administration Administration of Relief PWA Tien

Tentative settlement reached in Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers strike

Milwaukee June 15 tentative settlement of the Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co strike announced by company president Max W. Babb and U A W union president Harold M. Christoffel after a long conference with Governor Julius Heil. The accord goes to union members for possible ratification by Saturday morning.

Milwaukee Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co Max W. Babb Harold M. Christoffel C. I. O. United Automobile Workers’ Union Julius Heil Christoffel Babb

Love Theft Suit Against Ruth Etting Opens in Los Angeles

The trial, filed by Alma Alderman for 150000 dollars, alleges Ruth Etting stole Myrl Alderman’s affection after the Alderman baby was born. Alderman testified of late night surveillance at Etting’s Hollywood home and a morning appearance at the back door.

Los Angeles Ruth Etting Hollywood Alma Alderman Miss Etting Myrl Alderman Alderman Lasegas Nev Hus Martin Milton Mack Hussa Etting Alde

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Norma Talmadge George Jessell U.S Dr. McConnell Southwestern Virginia, Inc Clarence Smith Richmond J. H. Hoge Markle Harlan Mine JAPG Hit Mary Katherine Shott Hugh Ike Shott OAS Union P.M. W Putnam Putman de Enty West Virginia NBCC Sullivan House Cular National Youth Administration
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