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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1950

Page

6

No GOPer Out In 6th District

Charleston June 17 The last of six Democratic incumbents filed for re nomination. Harley O. Staggers of Keyser, a first term in the second district, had his certificate received by the secretary of state. With two weeks left to act, no other Democrat had filed against any of the six, though J. Patrick Beacom of Fairmont plans to oppose Rep. Robert L. Ramsay in the first district. Candidates must file by midnight July 1. Staggers, a former coach and naval navigator, was elected in 1948. Republican primaries already set in three districts. the sixth has no Republican candidate.

Charleston W. Va Harley O. Staggers Keyser J. Patrick Beacom Fairmont Robert L. Ramsay Follawsbee Staggers Potomac Mineral County Naval Air Corps GOP Francis J. Love Wheeling Joseph J. Walker Moundsville Nicholas M. Homes Morgantown E. G. Rohrbough Glenville Lifford D. Francis Buckhannon J. Allen Overton Parkersburg House of Delegates Hubert S. Ellis Huntington James R. Davis Williamson

West Virginia is fielding few challengers in key offices

Veterans of Foreign Wars run unopposed in the fifth district while the sixth has no Republican contender. Three statewide posts lack primary opposition. Incumbents appointed seek two year terms: Supreme Court Judge Leslie Given in Charleston, State Treasurer William Ansel of Springfield, and Attorney General William Marland of Glen Rogers. Republican filings include Charles Ritchie for the judgeship and Louis Reed of Elizabeth seeks treasurer.

Supreme Court Leslie E. Given Charleston William H. Ansel, Jr Springfield Hampshire County William C. Marland Glen Rogers Wyoming County Charles Ritchie Kanawha Common Pleas Court Louis Reed Elizabeth U.S Brian Rever

Radio Dealers Attend Parley Across Bluefield to Atlantic City

Several radio dealers from Bluefield and nearby towns depart at 7 AM aboard a Dixie Appliance chartered Consolidated bus for Atlantic City to attend the Philco national convention. The trip follows a five week sales contest with free rides won by Bluefield Roanoke area dealers. Delegation includes Garnett Bird Bobby Peters Gray Rogers Frank Russell Mike Stupalsky and Eddie Ball acts as tour director with others already at the convention.

Bluefield and Consolidated Dixie Appliance Company Atlantic City N. J Bluefield Roanoke Bluefield Area West Baltimore Garnett Bird Bobby Peters Gray Rogers Frank Russell Mike Stupalsky Eddie Steele Bluefield Supply Company Harry Lawson John Gott Eddie Ball North Tazewell G. L. Campbell Glen Rogers E. J. Hudd

Williamson Hall Dedication At St Marys Bluefield Va

This afternoon at 4 oclock a dedication service for the parish house of St. Marys Episcopal church in Bluefield Va will be held. Bishop Henry D Phillips of Roanoke will give the address. The hall is named Williamson hall for the late Mr and Mrs T N Williamson who helped found the church. A plate supper will follow for visiting ministers and congregation members.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Bluefield Henry D. Phillips D. D Roanoke Williamson T. N. Williamson

Japan Iron Mine Output Rises to 870000 Tons in 1949

Output of iron mines in Japan reached 870000 tons in 1949, up 38 percent from the prior year, reflecting a strong rebound in postwar industrial activity.

Japan

Compton Says Russia Fogging Atomic Issue

Dr. Arthur H. Compton declares Russians fog the atomic issue by claiming peaceful aims while focusing on bombs. He criticizes their testing as dangerous and notes dynamite is cheaper for blasting. He is chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis and spoke in Berlin.

Berlin Arthur H. Compton Compton Washington University St. Louis

Jet passenger planes to reach 500 mph within six years

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Airlines, says four-jet 80 passenger planes will fly faster than 500 mph within six years. He spoke in Richmond during a tour of 88 airports, noting DC-3s will be replaced next summer by 4-0-4s. He also comments on flying saucers and atomic weapons.

Richmond Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlines Rickenbacker Mars Russia Air Force

Auto Hits Truck. Driver Fails to Stop on Stadium Drive

A hit and run occurred on Stadium drive when a West Virginia car struck a Deluxe Cash grocery truck causing light damage. Titus I. Shawver, manager, said the 1949 green Buick probably knocked out its left head lamp.

Deluxe Cash West Virginia Stadium Drive Titus I. Shawver

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Coal & Coke Building Bluefield, W. Ve Veterans of Foreign Wars Castleton China Ma Lin Ching-Chih Yee Cathay Bluefield Furniture Company Princeton Avenue Raleigh Street CREA General Electric W.H. Harry & CO Fuqua Electric Shop Cc. E. Jones Tomlinson Refrigeration Bluefield, Va Pocahontas Fuel CO Princeton W. Ve Pearisburg Lumber & Supply CO Pearisburg, Va Gillenwater & Sons Furn. & Hdw Matoake, W. Va Kidd Bros. & Sons Bastian, Va McDowell FURN Welch, W. Va Tomchin Furniture Northfork, W. Va N. R. & P. Stores Wear, W. Va Richlands Lumber & Supply Richlands, Va Jewel Ridge Coal CO Gillespie & Cartright Grundy, Va Washington Society For Christian-Jewish Cooperation Tazewell, Virginia
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