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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
9
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Reenter Virginia June 21 Wier L Lette a M year old Reeve pleaded guilty today to extortion demanding 63909 from Dr E G a ponentee and others. Kuyk was held under precaution for six months by Lete and his attorney to suspend the pending case as stated.
The West Virginia supreme court voided a Nicholas county decree that a lease on 11 000 acres of coal land held by John L Dickinson and partners was valid. The ruling orders partition of the full 11 000 acres among three owners per their rightful shares. The case concerns Gauley Eagle Coal and Coke company and related royalty payments from 1946 to 1947.
The Princeton city council held its final full-scale meeting with routine business. The next meeting is planned for June 30 at 7 30 PM to approve minutes and address pending items. Building permits were issued for multiple homes and a school site upgrade. The council rejected two permit requests and ordered street crew cuts to three workers for June. Waste oil collection from stations was discussed to ease sewer costs.
A garage fire started at 12 15 Tuesday noon near the Tri City Traction plant after an electric welder used to repair a truck ignited the gas tank. The Princeton fire department arrived late. the truck was moved from the garage and damage was slight.
The Past Councillors club of Mt. Laurel Council Daughters of America will host a 12 30 p m potluck luncheon Thursday June 23 at Mrs Omer C Belcher 818 Reynolds Avenue All members urged to attend.
A. R. Kyle was reelected chair with Phil Sutton as treasurer and Mrs. J. T. Tobin as executive secretary.
Princeton society members hear a letter from Clarence Woolridge appreciating a week at Camp Ceassar Webster County. They plan to oppose the reported city library closure, appoint committees, note state symbols Cardinal and Sugar Maple, discuss a flower show, and applaud Mrs E L Robertson’s talk on state parks. Social hour features cherry tarts and coffee. several members and guests attend including Mrs Georgie H Brown and the Clark christening.
A compact listing of music and entertainment segments across multiple programs. Included are family worship, old hymns, musical clock, daily devotions, vocalists, theater pieces, regional news, and various radio band performances.
A church gathering plans to meet after noon with Miss Barbara Weet and Mary Elizabeth Waertim leading a Sunday program. Members of Mrs Wirwitie Queems Circle will oversee the event at Mt Laurel Garden Chee The Mountain. Delegates Miss Barbara Weet and others travel Sunday to attend the National Association convention.
Princeton residents mixed with garbled names and places. fragments imply personal notices or social entries. Mentions Diet Walnut street guiesh and Milwaukee, James Givenn on fihwinnon street as patient, Richard Walthall on Steen Street in New York, and a meal event for Miss Alice Wallingford at Com ter street Saturday.
In a chancery case filed by Cordie MA Envi against Creek Coal and Co the suit names Elle Mee Worvictk and James Edward Woerrwit with Jane Chavton H. Slauchter and Jean nie against Charles W thee. The court rules on damages seek a 95 000 camanea amount and involve a disputed time period and parties.
Harlan C. Cromer, first class USN husband of Ruth V. Cromer of Freeman Virginia, has been in Naples Italy on liberty from the aircraft carrier Covel Sea after intensive training with the Fifth Fleet in the Mediterranean. He toured Rome Pompeii and Capri during liberty.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a small sailboat attempting an Atlantic crossing. The readable text references named individuals and places in a fragmented way, with unclear roles and dates. The piece lacks coherent details on origin, destination, or voyage status.
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