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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
10
Pitcher Dizzy Dean dominates the New York Giants in a standout game, delivering a sharp performance on the mound and fueling a decisive win. The article continues from page seven detailing key innings and strategic moves.
Paria notes knitted silk as a new street wear novelty. A summer navy blue ensemble features a plain skirt and bolero with round neckline, paired with a large shaded blue handkerchief scarf, matching blue beret top with fringe, and navy gloves.
More than a million acres of barren land in the Madras Presidency would be brought under cultivation by a new irrigation scheme under consideration by the Madras and Hyderabad governments. The project is claimed to be the most ambitious scheme in the world.
The Tungabadra scheme is estimated at 88.8 million dollars, about 35.975 million more than the Sukkar barrage. The project will irrigate an area historically prone to frequent and severe famines.
Moscow reports a new international flight between Leningrad and Berlin to supplement existing mail and passenger routes. The government plans about a dozen Soviet routes linking major industrial and agricultural centers, expanding lines from 26 782 miles in 1931 to 8 000 miles by 1932 end. Night flying to Moscow Sverdlovsk Rostov on Don will begin this year.
The first Florida watermelons of 1932 were shipped north during the last week of April. The season’s early shipments mark the start of a yearly agricultural movement from Florida to northern markets.
Mrs. Nedra Fiinton world traveler lectured at the Bluefield Rotary weekly meeting on the Redpath Chautauqua program. Twenty one members planned a trip to Camp Roland in Bland County next Friday with Rotary Kiwanis and Lions groups joining a caravan to the Boy Scout camp.
The Carnes Bible Tabernacle was filled again last night with a deep interest from the revival reading through the Rev. Mr. Carnes sermon. He stated that the getting ready for the Lord is revealed in the process of preparation.
A newspaper item notes an evangelist will speak tomorrow night on the theme How Can I Know the Scriptures. It urges radical personal change, laying aside prejudices and unbiblical notions to follow the Lamb as Christ did.
Paris fashion notes describe printed coats as a new wrinkle in style. Heavy crepe de chine or linen fabrics pair with plain colored frocks reflecting the print color. Coats feature soft scarf necklines and full three quarter length sleeves.
Gaston stars as the A's overpower Chicago in a decisive victory. Strong offense and solid defense highlighted the game as key players contributed to the win for the A's.
Pearl Anderson and Phil Heaward, both of Kelso, sit in separate boats on the Cowlitz river when their fishing lines entwine and lure a Chinook salmon. The near-hooked fish prompts quips about romance as the tangled lines yield a comical moment.
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