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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

10

Tojo’s War Record Patchwork Largely Unconvincing

Premier Tojo spoke before parliament addressing Japan’s war record and the reconstruction of greater East Asia. He glossed over military gaps, warned of homeland strain, and touted reliance on conquered lands to fuel industry and gain loyalty, while Allies’ attacks loom and UN plans lag.

Tojo Japan Ina Greater East Asia Philippines Burma Manchukuo Nanking China Theseland Indo-China Dutch East Indies Britain Tokyo Pacific Asia United Nations

Point Pleasant Market Sells Half Its Capital Stock

Bartow Jones announced that he sold 50 percent of the Point Pleasant livestock market to J. A. Blain W. A. Lee and Rolfe Lee of Mason County and H. A. Austin of Jackson County. He did not reveal the purchase price. The market reported $1,137,000 in sales in 1942 after a $250,000 gross in the previous year.

Point Pleasant W. Va Bartow Jones J. A. Blain W. A. Lee Rolfe Lee Mason County H. A. Austin Jackson County Jones

Warrant Accuses Youths Of Torture

Huntington West Virginia June 16 three south Huntington boys were named in a warrant accusing them of torturing ten year old Jay Colliflower to show him how American prisoners were treated by the Japanese. Police say the mother brought one boy for questioning and arrangements were made to question the others. Jay was subjected to footed on broken glass and confined in a small room and is under medical care.

World strike idea appeals to Bluefield observer

O. T. Callaway advocates a global revolt against war and urges the rank and file to rebuke leaders who foment conflict. He cites biblical context, discusses human nature, and praises Bryan while noting a peaceful, coaliton-friendly stance.

O.T Bryan

Miss Sutton Returns to Grumman Duties on Long Island

Miss Margaret Sutton of New York returns to her duties with Grumman Aircraft on Long Island after a two and a half year visit home. She praises the Norfolk and Western railway for comfort and service. The note ends with local odds and ends about neighbors and a three legged chick inquiry.

Margaret Sutton New York A. B. Sutton Long Island Sutton Grummans Air Craft Department Miss Sutton Norfolk and Western Railway

Selectees To Be Served Lunches At Huntingtoon

The selectees leaving today for Huntington will be served hot lunches at 11 o'clock at John Steward church on Jones street. All the boys should be present. The Men’s Day program at John Stewart Methodist church invites laymen from city churches. Prof. Theodore Mahaffy of Bluefield State College will speak at 11.

Huntingtoon John Steward Jones Street John Stewart Methodist Church Thedore Mahaffy Department of Public Speaking Bluefield State College

Elks Convention Delegates List Omitted T P Howard

The name of T P Howard was omitted from the list of delegates at the state convention of Elks in Charleston. Howard represents Gate City lodge 33 of this city.

T. P. Howard Convention of Elks Charleston Howard Gate City

Elks Gate City Lodge to Meet for Officers Election

Gate City lodge 33 of Elks meets at Jones Street hall tonight at 8 o’clock for officer elections. Eureka Temple 349 to convene at 7 p m at Jones Street. John Stewart church circle 1 members to gather 9 30 this morning replacing 3 30 pm meeting. Community Prayer band to meet 8 pm at Elder J W Patersons home 407 Melcher Street.

Gate City Lodge of Elks Jones Street Hall Eureka Temple Jones Street Circle 1 John Stewart Church J. W. Pasiterson Melcher Street

Death of Marion Ford in Providence Hospital

Marion Ford of Giotto died at 1 30 yesterday in Providence hospital. He is survived by sister Mrs Magnolia Thomas and brother Oscar Ford, both of this city. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Marion Ford Giotto Providence Hospital Ford Magnolia Thomas Oscar Ford

Bluefield Girl Scouts Finish Red Cross Home Nursing Course

Bluefield Girl Scouts troop No. 1 completed a Red Cross home nursing course under Mrs T Lewis, earning eligibility for Red Cross certificates and scout badges. They advanced in crocheting macaroni weaving and first aid, aided the war effort with drives for books fats and war stamps, and will take a brief outdoor break led by Mrs Edward Dickerson with camp experience.

Bluefield Red Cross T. Lewis Edward Dickerson

Garden dusting demo set for Tuesday evening

A garden dusting demonstration on the north side was successful. Another demonstration will be held at 6 30 p m in the garden of Rev E T Browne 211 Filis street.

E. T. Browne Filis Street

Women’s Mission Society Meeting At A M E Zion Church

The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society meets today with Mrs Blake at the chapel Elnora Stevens Melcher Street at 3 30 Visitors are welcome.

The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Church

Woman's Night at W N H church auditorium program

The Missionary society of the W N H church sponsors a Woman's Night in the church auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. The main address will be delivered by Mrs N L Whittico of Bluefield State.

the Missionary Society of the W. N. H. Church N. L. Whittico Bluefield State

Zion Travelers to furnish college and music event

The Zion Travelers will furnish college and music provisions as part of a public event. The public is invited to attend.

Zion Travelers

In memory of Mrs Mable Roberson 1942 obituary note

In memory of our dear one Mrs Mable Roberson who departed this life June 17 1942. We mourn a loved one and recall her memory. Signed O E Roberson husband Geraldine daughter and H C Ridley parents. A fox rid s itself of fleas by holding wood in mouth while submerging in water and releasing it when fleas seek refuge on it.

Bluefield Ripley Randolph Blackwell Tulip Street O.-T Mitchell Mr. Blackwell Blackwell Mable Roberson

Dr Edward Wroth Named Bishop Erie Episcopal Diocese

Oil City, Pa June 16 Dr Edward Pinkey Wroth of Trinity Memorial Church Warren Pa today was elected bishop of the Erie diocese succeeding Bishop John Chamberlain Ward who retired on June 1. Wroth was one of seven rectors nominated alongside Edward L Haines Malcolm D Naynard and Donald Frank Fenn. Born in Darlington Md he lived in Baltimore for many years and was educated at Trinity College and Virginia Seminary.

Oil City Edward Pinkey Wroth Trinity Memorial Church Warren Erie Someone John Chamberlain Ward Wroth Edward L. Haines Louisville Malcolm D. Naynard Milwaukee Donald Frank Fenn Baltimore Darlington Trinity College Virginia Seminary Washington

Delivery Of Small Packages Curtailed In East

The Office of Defense Transportation bans retail delivery of items under 60 inches total length and girth or under five pounds in the eastern shortage area. Exemptions include milk bread bakery eggs fruits vegetables meat poultry laundry dry cleaning medical supplies and repair parts. The rule targets preserving gasoline for essential transportation amid non essential driving restrictions.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation ODT

Heavy Income Tax Receipts Reported in West Virginia

Parkersburg West Virginia June 16 all exact figures were lacking Collector FP Roy Yoke reported that mail from federal income tax payers was four or five times heavier than during the second installment period a year ago. He said payments continued at an unprecedented pace attributing late receipts to the adoption of the pay as you go plan of collection.

Parkersburg W. Va Roy Yoke West Virginia Yoke

Aviation production cost in 1943 splits national income

In 1943 aviation production in the United States will cost about one-seventh of the estimated national income.

U.S

Dr Greenspon Elected Head Of West Virginia Optometrists

Dr William Greenspon of Bluefield, longtime WV Optometric Association president, was re elected head of the state group at the 36th annual meeting in Parkersburg. Officers named include Gallagher Morgantown Fletcher Weston Combs Charleston and Orin in the third vice president role.

William Greenspon Bluefield West Virginia Optometric Association Parkersburg Greenspon Ee Gallagher Morgantown F. M. Fletcher Weston B. B. Combs Charleston Orin

Rehabilitation program aids thousands of rejected servicemen

Dr. Greenspon spoke at the assembly about the Optometry Extension program for army air forces and signal corps applicants. He noted thousands of visually handicapped men corrected into service branches and predicted postwar gains in industrial safety.

E. Bell Fairmont Greenspon Army Air Forces and Signal Corps Renshaw Army and Navy Ohio State University Perdue University Joseph_ to Greenspor

Income up 29 percent in February 1943

Individual income for February 1943 totaled 1.428 billion dollars, a 29 percent rise from February 1942.

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