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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

3

Kump Urges Action Against Bombings at Editors Meet

Former West Virginia governor H G Kump urged nations to band together to oppose civilian bombings amid China flood coverage. The National Editorial Association session heard calls for united pressure on Japan and a global response to end the agony of stricken civilians.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va National Editorial Association Today H. G. Kump China United States Japan

Editors Visit Opens Mine Show Tour in Pocahontas

A Bluefield to Pocahontas editor caravan tours the Original Pocahontas Mine as Florence Becker “Princess Pocahontas” formally opens the gates. Dignitaries include Col. John J. Lincoln and W. J. Jenks while Pathe News films interior shots of the dedication and coal seam demonstration.

Bluefield Country Club Pocahontas Phor Bluefield Pocahontas Mine Florence Becker Bramwell Show Mine Pathe News Col John J. Lincoln Pocahontas Operators’ Association W. W. Loomis National Editorial Association Harry Bowen Pocahontas Fuel Company Herbert Markle Appalachian Electric Power Company W. J. Jenks Norfolk and Western Railway Company George Dungvice W. O Neval Pos Western Railway Com

Bigness in industry means bad ness

The piece argues that large corporations erode the vitality of the economy and that the small business man remains the true foundation of enterprise. It frames concentration as harmful to opportunity and community resilience.

Beckley Centennial Drum Corps Winners Announced

Beckley centennial events featured a parade with many bands and drum corps. Beckley’s drum and bugle corps won first prize with Camp Fairdance second. the American Legion unit earned surprise recognition in uniform. Beaver high school band also appeared.

Bluefield Beckley Camp Fairdance American Legion Beaver High School Nature Hinton Drum and Bugle Corps Beaver Band Dutch Villa

Pocahontas mine tour draws visitors and rail displays

Weston official R H Pritchard and Edward Blake head party at the Pocahontas coal mine tour with N B Rhinehart H W Shields T H Clagett J V Sullivan Ned Smith and A Hardy among attendees. About 110 automobiles pass through as Pocahontas band plays for hours and Norfolk and Western showcases giant locomotives and coal cars to reporters and locals.

Bluefield Nat Pocahontas Shott A. Hardy Canon City, Colorado Norfolk and Western

Dedication of the Original Pocahontas Mine Highlighted

The event in Bluefield earned wide praise for Herbert Markle and Eddie Steele who led the entertainment committee and chamber staff. The ceremony honored the mine dedication and hosted the Nationale association guests. Later writers from Lowell Thomas TV noted the show mine and Bill German as a valued guest. Beckley reception followed with honorary citizenship certificates and a centennial Queen Betty Jordan.

Bluefield Herbert Markle Eddie Steele Bill German Beckley Black Knight Country Club

Crowning of Greenbrier Queen Finally Held

Lewisburg West Virginia June 21 The coronation of Greenbrier Countys queen and the historical pageant were held after rain delays. Governor Holt returned from Beckley to crown Minnie Prazier Preston Queen of Greenbrier and observe Greenbrier On Parade. The pageant will be repeated tomorrow night. The first American automobile sold for export was steam driven and sent to Bombay India. Newspapers and crossword puzzles are popular diversions for air travelers.

Lewisburg W. Va Greenbrier Holt Beckley Minnie Prazier Preston Bombay India

College Heads Are Reappointed in West Virginia

Secretary David Kirby announced reappointment of presidents at 13 white state colleges. The two day session, ending with a joint meeting with the Negro board, produced a personnel list to be released soon. Reappointed were J. F. Marsh at Concord State Teachers and others including Joseph Leen Glenville and West Liberty. A. E. Krause was reelected superintendent for West Virginia schools for the deaf and blind at Romney.

Charleston W. Va David Kirby State Board of Education Negro Board of Education Concord State J. F. Marsh Fairmont State Joseph Leen Glenville E. G. Rohrbough New River State nSw W. White West Liberty Paul N. Elbin A. E. Krause West Vic Romney

Dr Greenspon Heads to Richmond Meeting

Dr William Greenspon departs for Richmond Virginia to attend sessions of the American Academy of Optometry and the annual meeting of the American Optometry Association where he serves as national secretary of the orthoptists section.

DR. Greenspon Richmond William Greens American Academy of Optometry Amercan Optometry Association Greenspon Sections of Orthoptists

Pro Grid Record Shows Big Gains Across 1937 Season

The 1937 season produced over five new team records and four new individual marks. Slingin Sammy Baugh boosted aerial play, with league air efficiency rising to 38.5 percent and 1,543 passes attempted. Baugh completed 81 passes in 11 games, while Don Hutson and Tinsley set receiving and catch marks as teams improved on both ground and air. Green Bay led scoring with 220 points. overall league scoring rose to 1,424, and top defenses allowed few yards as Detroit Washington and New York trailed the Cardinals. The all star lineup reflected seven teams in the first eleven, showing a broader balance than two years prior.

Earry Slingin Sammy Baugh Arnie Herber Washington Chicago Bears Baugh Tinsley Chicago Cardinals Don Hutson Hutson Green Bay Cliff Battles Beattie Bears Battles Greenay Cardinals

Additional Donations Boost Local Relief Fund Total

Campaign chair Harry W Briggs reports several contributions to the civilian relief drive in China, raising the local fund to 1186 dollars. Donors include Broadway Shirt Company employees and Bland Street Church Sunday school, Princeton residents, and new Ten Dollar Club members. A noon deadline is set for next Monday with churches planning a Sunday morning collection. Contributions may be sent to W C Pollock at First National Bank. Hollywood boasts around 1450 movie extras.

China Harry W. Briggs Broadway Shirt Company Charles St. Clair Bland Street Church E. C. Penn Princeton W. Richards Penn Mr. Richards Ten Dolar Ten Dolar Club. Mayor Wm. C Snyder and R. L. Longworth W. C. Pollock First National Bank

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