Bluefield Daily Telegraph Classified Notice Snippet
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Candidates for City Director Debate Platforms and Promises
The June 21 1983 article reports on ten Bluefield candidates for the city board presenting platforms with broad support for a central city market and cheaper natural gas if priced competitively. It critiques generic promises to save taxpayers money and urges itemized plans and public letters for clarity. It notes library funding questions and calls for accountable governance over the next two weeks. Charles E Mitchell reference noted alongside a caution on reputation versus character.
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Daily Telegraph
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Bluefield
Eveint
Thirty Years Ago Today Obituaries and Local Notes
Mrs. Nuckols mother of Engineer J C Nuckols died at Graham. The Norton Coal and Coke company let the contract for 125 coke ovens. John Morrison colored laborer buried by a cavern while excavating for the Atkinson building on Raleigh street. Twenty years ago today c Diffenderfer of Northfork and Miss Grace Clark of Peters town were married. S M Smith on trial at Hinton in Fidelity Bank failure case. Dr R Curtis Miller arrived in Bluefield to set up practice in Kelley and Moyer building. B R Lynch Wyco and Miss Lillian Appling Athens wed at Huntington. A fitting school for Emory and Henry proposed for Princeton. A home and industrial exposition staged in Bluefield.
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Peterstown
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Emory and Henry College
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Maurois arrives in America probes jobs for all
Andre Maurois arrives curious about American economic woes and asks if full employment is possible. The question is deemed philosophically important and reflects debates among the brain trust on weaving technocratic ideas into industry to ensure jobs for workers despite automation.
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M. Maurois
United States
Mr. Tugwell
Brain Trust
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House of Labor
Expansion Untenable and Justification of Japan’s Conquest
The piece argues expansion by force is untenable and unjustified. It critiques Japanese publicist Tetsujiro Shidachi who defends territorial aims while highlighting Japan’s limited arable land and population pressure. It concludes conquest sacrifices Japanese citizens and threatens civilization.
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So shall we come to love sometime maybe
A poetic reflection envisions a afterlife where all who loved unite with blossoms and a revived April. It speaks of lovers reuniting, familiar faces, and clear answers in a bright land, comparing reunion to children returning home to tea.
New Deal Industrial Recovery Moves Toward Broad State Control
The Roosevelt program prompts industry to agree on codes for wages hours and anti competitive practices. Oil and coal sectors back a centralized nine member agency with licensing and price controls. Critics fear radical socialization while supporters urge a through trial to prove or discredit the plan.
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Chicago
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Railroad wage dispute threatens new strike across nation
The piece warns that a widespread railroad walkout would paralyze transport and draw strong public and government response. It notes a 12 1 2 percent wage cut proposed atop last year’s 10 percent deduction agreed by union workers, signaling a serious, ongoing dispute.
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SCREEN LIFE In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes on Clive Brook resisting a .32 caliber crook role then returning to the part after alterations. George Raft is cast as a private detective in Midnight Club, while James Cagney keeps jewels out of his home per wife Bill.
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New York Skyscraper Gardens Impress With Luxury Terraces
In New York City readers revel in penthouse gardens that exceed Babylonian lore with multi level, layered terraces. Notables like Otis Weise Helena Rubenstein and Alexander Woollcott maintain lush roof gardens atop high rises featuring varied plants and distinctive design, while Harold Hoch’s Park Avenue gardens showcase three tiers including an outdoor playground and fountains. Mary Pickford tours the city with Charley Farrell and John Erskine hosts a dinner where she comments on books.
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New World Rope Skipping Record And Curious Harpoon Tale
A returning explorer claims cannibals dislike white men due to smoking altering taste. An editor notes cigaret advertisers miss this angle. An artist famed for glowing flower-seed images supposedly set a world rope skipping record of 20 010, suggesting he trained by skipping classes.
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Salary Fight with Con Way Highlights Payroll Tensions
Production manager recalls Con Way salary clash as executives review payrolls. A ham actor likens pay to lower scale while Conway notes he earns $60 and demands change. The dialogue suggests broader reforms may be needed to resolve pay disparities.
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Wagner debated as Tammany possible governor candidate
Washington observer notes Senator Robert Wagner entertained a Tammany bid for New York governor opposing Lehman backed by Roosevelt. Wagner ultimately declined after Roosevelt signaled national utility. The piece highlights Wagner’s role in three-way employment, federal state job programs, and the anti trust debate with Borah and Reed during the special session.
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Thyroid Overactivity Linked to Heart Conditions
Doctors note that overactive thyroid glands can drive the heart beyond normal limits, worsen heart disease, and complicate diagnosis. Treatments include gland reduction surgery or medication to reduce thyroid activity and fluid intake, with patient age weight and condition guiding decisions. The hyperthyroid person is described as active, irritable, and driven.
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Carter Glass Fights Late Night Senate Clash at Session End
At 1:30 a.m. Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, aged 75, remained in the Senate to watch the veteran payments fight through. The scene drew crowds and led to a fierce exchange with Senator Cutting of New Mexico, as Glass defended his record and attacked his critic with sharp rhetoric.
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Ill Fortune Pursues Wheeling Merchant in Arson Case
Waynesburg Pa June 204 charged with arson Charlies Ruttenberg 60 Wheeling W Va merchant arrested while visiting Weynesburg arraigned before Justice of Peace Charles Waychoff hearing waived held for September grand jury released in 10000 bail. Fire at Nemacolin 1931 destroyed home and store killing Herman Zimmerman 17 his nephew.
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Appeal Tax Decision Against 1930 Income Tax Deficiency
E M Burdette and company Inc and H D Rummel of Cheresion West Virginia appealed to the US board of tax appeals from a 1930 income tax deficiency assessment of 15263. They contended the revenue bureau erred in treating 148218 as profits from the sale of Penn Natural Gas Company in the two state natural gas company.
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Mitchell story branded hoax in income tax case
United States Attorney Geore Z. Medalie branded Charles B. Mitchell’s tale of sacrificing his fortune for National City as sanctimonious rubbish. A federal jury will hear closing instructions from Judge Henry W. Goddard as the government rests its case accusing Mitchell of income tax evasion. Medalie dismissed the defense claim that Mitchell acted as a public benefactor and accused him of betraying trust, urging the jury to “face the music like a man.”
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Foot Bath Relief Rejuvenates Harried Policeman
A distressed officer credits a home foot bath with Radox for instant relief after a long shift. He soaked feet in a gallon of hot water using three tablespoons of Radox for twenty minutes, restoring him to work the next day. Available at Goodykoonts Drug Stores for 45 cents a package.
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Goodykoonts Drug Stores
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