New 500 Coal burning steam turbine locomotive tested
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway reports its new 500 locomotive, the first coal burning steam turbine electric unit and the largest single unit passenger engine, undergoing trials. It will pull the Sportsman section to Hinton and George Washington cars to Cincinnati, with tests and minor changes at Clifton Forge.
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Clifton Forge
Hinton
W. Va
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George Washington
Ers
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Westinghouse Electric Company
Washington
BLUEFIELD AND BRISTOL SNAG NAILBITERS IN DOUBLEHEADER
In Kingsport action Bluefield splits with Bristol after a late rally. Potteneer Pennell and Lacy lead Bluefield with RBIs, while Bristol rally comes up short as Cirell and Gilbo lock down pitching in a tight finish. Green returns with a multi hit effort for Bluefield.
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Kingsport
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Bluefield
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Pennell
Lacy
Cooke
Caliento
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Smith
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Olenczeak
Hep—Lacy
Olenceeak
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Olenxczeak
UMPS
McNabb
Jahiff
Bristol delivers storybook finish to sweep Miners
In Bristol Tennessee June 21 the Bristol team rallied in the ninth to score three runs and defeat the Miners 5 to 4 completing a series sweep. Jack Gilbo starred for Bristol as Welch pitched and held Miners late.
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Va.Tenn
Jack Gilbo
Stocky Welch
Elizabethan Cubs rout New River Rebels behind Wilkins
Bill Wilkins drove in five runs and went 3 for 4 with a three run homer as Elizabethan Cubs overwhelmed New River Rebels 18 to 5. Graney earned the win after Malloy left in the second. Brackens took the loss.
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Bill Wilkins
Elizabethan Cubs
New River Rebels
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Malloy
Kent
Graney
Brackens
New River Elizabethton
Abrh
Relief From ITCHING Burns Now Acne Pimples Ointment
A vintage styled ad promotes Black and White Ointment for itching burning and skin eruptions including acne pimples and eczema. It lists 10c, 25c and 60c sizes and recommends Black and White Skin Soap for cleansing.
Baseball Box Score Summary
Eliza bethton and Graney lead New River with 3 runs batted in while Graney earns the win. Offense shows Malloy and Knaub contributing multiple hits, with Crosswhite adding a late RBI. Pitcher Graney goes 2 1 5 innings in a 2 15 game time effort.
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Knaub
Haskine Ibh
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Cuff
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Poveromo
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Edwards
Daniels
Gibson
Povermo
Coates
New River
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Brackens
Malloy
Crosswhite
Kreplin
UMP
McGeary and Gale
Counts Hold Off Johnson City In 7-6 Pulaski Win
Pulaski defeats Johnson City 7-6 as starter Gable earns the win after giving way to Tony Cincotta in the ninth. Bill Boudreau drives in three with a triple and a homer, keying Pulaski’s three-run third inning before the visitors rally. Score by innings shows Pulaski taking the lead late for the victory.
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Johnson City
Gable
Tony Cincotta
Bill Boudreau
Prank
Thomas
Cincinnati
Pfister
Close Matches in Country Club Golf
The Governor's Cup golf tournament produced close matches as Harmon Woolward and Minor Lewis needed 27 holes to decide a winner with Woolward winning one up after a pivotal 27th hole putt miss. Gil Meem beat C A Joyce two up with one to play. several matches are scheduled through June 27, with semi finals by July 5 and finals by July 12.
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Minor Lewis
Woodward
Gil Meem
C. A. Joyce
W. W. Walker
H. C. Lazenby
D. Robby Wood
R. R. Stuart
Bill Slusher
G. R. Walker
Kyle Bruce
Bobby Peters
Jim Ed Wagner
Denny Shuff
J. M. Clayton
Lujack Leads Notre Dame Group in All Star Lineup at Soldier Field
Johnny Lujack and 13 Notre Dame teammates were added to the annual all star football game roster at Soldier Field on August 20. A week earlier 10 Michigan players joined the selections, giving both unbeaten teams heavy representation for the clash against the Chicago Cardinals.
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Soldier Field
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Mercer county approves 70 728 budget totals for fiscal year
The Mercer county court has approved budgets totaling 70 728 for the fiscal year starting July 1. Salaries for deputies and assistants across offices are listed, including circuit court clerk 8 694, county court clerk 12 642, sheriff 34 209, and assessor 15 183.
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Princeton Delegates Attend Republican National Convention
Ernest D. Lilly J H Lilly Dr Daniel Hale and his sister Mrs Helen McFarland and Miss Elizabeth Beckwith Page attend the national Republican convention in Philadelphia. Closing today at Mercer theatre is The Sainted Sisters with Veronica Lake Jean Caulfield in leading roles and Barry Fitzgerald William Demarest Beulah Bondi and others in the cast.
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Jean Caulfield
Barry Fitzgerald
William Demarest
Beaulah Bondi
Oklahoma Blues at Royal Theatre Starred by Wakely Cast
Jimmy Wakely leads in Oklahoma Blues at the Royal Theatre today with Dub Taylor Virginia Belmont and George Lewis in the cast. Wakely and friends confront a band of outlaws after being mistaken for a fictitious bandit.
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Royal Theatre Today
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Gunther Wins Western Open Medal in Qualifying Round
Margaret Gunther, 25 year old Tennessee champion from Memphis, shot a two over par 76 at Skycrest Country Club to win medal in the qualifying round of the 19th women s western open. Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Beverly Hanson were one stroke behind with 77 as 154 players began the event.
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Bluefield Triangle Club Noted for Irish Setter Gypsy
Herbert Kendick writes in Pennsylvania Game News about Jim Martin of Bluefield West Virginia owning Ol Brownie a grouse specialist and his new Irish setter Gypsy being trained for grouse gunning. The Bluefield Triangle club includes Mercer County Virginia hunters and fishermen from Bland and Tazewell counties in Virginia.
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Bluefield
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W. Va
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Gypsy
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Tazewell
Birth of the Sandwich Named for Earl of Sandwich
The Earl of Sandwich, noted gambler, disliked meals interruption and ordered meat between bread slices, giving rise to sandwiches.
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Dismal Swamp Fire and In Memoriam Meditation
A brief note recalls a 1923 fire in Virginia’s Dismal Swamp that burned for three years in peat beds beneath the surface. Also memorial verses honor Annabel Chambers who passed away June 21, 1942, signed by her mother and brother. Radio listings for WLOH on Tuesday June 22, 1948 follow with program schedule.
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Christ
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Three Sustain Injuries In Automobile Mishap
A family en route from Oak Ridge Tennessee to Princeton was injured when their new station wagon collided with an eight ton truck on a Kingsport area curve. Charles Mahood suffered three broken ribs and bruises while wife Cecilia had a fractured arm and cuts. They were hospitalized in Kingsport and planned to move to Princeton soon. Carol Beckwith and Cecilia Mahood escaped serious harm and continued travel.
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Oak Ridge
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Kingsport
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Princeton Area Personal Notes Highlight Visitors and Military Moves
Miss Helen Hays of Charleston visits her mother on Mercer street. Ed Stewart of Winnipeg visits relatives in town. Larry Helm returns from furlough to head to Panama for U S Army duty. Mrs Kate Rowland and Mrs Mary N Bailey recover or await medical treatment. Miss Elia Bryant Dickenson departs for Williamsburg to study art this summer.
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Charleston
W. H. Shepherd
Mercer Street
Ed Stewart
Winnipeg
Canada
Ira Pennington
Fred Conner
Larry Helm
Bertha Helm
Hinton Street
New Orleans
Panama
U. S. Army
Kate Rowland
Memorial Hospital
Mary N. Bailey
St. Luke's Hospital
Elia Bryant Dickenson
Lee Street
Williamsburg
Elks Lodge Plans Annual Steak Fry
Princeton B P Elks lodge invites members and their ladies to an annual steak fry at Mercer Healing Springs. Activities include softball and horse shoes before dinner from 4 30 to 8 p m with games starting around six fifteen.
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First Methodist Youths to Attend Lake Shawnee Swim Party
The seventh and eighth grade Intermediate Youth of the First Methodist Church will meet at the church at 11 this morning for choir practice and then depart by bus for Lake Shawnee for a swimming party.
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Early Tennessee barter used fox skins and rye whiskey
In the eastern Tennessee region, fox skins beaver skins bacon and rye whiskey were once accepted as legal tender reflecting a barter economy. The note highlights the mix of wildlife products foods and spirits that functioned as money in a historical period.
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VEW Endorses E. W. Anderson in Ninth District
The Ninth district Veterans of Foreign Wars conference at the Memorial building endorsed E. W. Anderson of Princeton for junior vice commander. W. T. Jackson of Bluefield presided as district commander while the group favored retaining the veterans affairs department and endorsed budget economy. The district encampment opens in Bluefield on Thursday.
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W. T. Jackson
Bluefield
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Welch
E. W. Anderson
Princeton
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Princeton Boosters Beat Matoaka 9 1 In League Game
The Princeton Boosters defeated Matoaka nine to one on the Princeton field Sunday. Thorn pitched for Princeton and Paul Covey started for Matoaka. Lefty Guard who was slated to pitch for the Boosters traveled to Mullens to pitch.
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Birth of Diethi Sharon to Mathena Family in Portsmouth
A girl named Diethi Sharon was born on May 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathena of Portsmouth Virginia. Mrs. Mathena is the former Miss Larue Jackie Shorter. The announcement appears in Princeton Society BIRT 1 ANNOUNCEMENT. The Supreme Woodmen Circle will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Dewey Rumbursg 112 Frederick Court.
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Earl Mathena
Portsmouth, Va
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Jackie” Shorter
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Supreme Woodman Circle
Dewey Rumbursg
Frederick Court
Delta Sigma Epsilon Alumna Chapter Picnic at Speedway Park
The Delta Sigma Epsilon Alumni Chapter will hold a picnic at Speedway Park below Athens on Thursday evening June 24 at 6 30. All Bluefield and Princeton alumni are invited to attend, and an advisory board meeting is planned.
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Bluefield
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Stan Billeting About Rocks and Roles
The exchange reveals Stan plotting to provoke a fight with an actor to force a shift from juvenile leads to character parts. An agent hints Stan enjoys roughing up rocks and hearing the glass tinkle as a private thrill.
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Stan
Arthur Franz to star in Red Stallion sequel as Arthur Fields
Arthur Franz will move to Hollywood to star in the sequel to Red Stallion under the stage name Arthur Fields. He gains fame from Command Decision and will appear with Eagle Lion. Joan Leslie’s Northwest Stampeded premieres in Canada with government sponsorship to boost tourism.
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New York
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Captain Jinx
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Hollywood
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Banff
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Warners
Haraszthy Shaped California Wine Industry
An Americanized Hungarian explorer Haraszthy is credited as the real father of the American wine industry, bringing thousands of European grape slips to California and laying foundations for winemaking in the region.
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