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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
10
Rialto Theater Adopts RCA Photophone Sound System
Rialto manager Gilbert announces installation of RCA Photophone sound-reproducing equipment after comparing options with GE and Westinghouse engineers. He cites community benefit and promises opening date for the first sound picture soon. RCA Photophone is already in major U.S. theatres and ships like the S S Malolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA Sound
Gilbert
Rialto Theatre
RCA Photophone, Inc
New York City
RCA Photowig Inc
Io Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
RCA
United States
Radio-Keith-Orheam
Murder warrants issued for three colored men in Flat Top crash
Murder warrants sworn out against James Wilson of Princeton Alex Moore and Ed Smith of Vanwood Negroes occupants of the car said to have driven by Wilson which struck and killed Pansy Ruth Stanley six at Flat Top Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff J Sam Bennett said hearings before a magistrate will be held later this week as parents of the child return from North Wilkesboro where funeral services were held Mr and Mrs FE E Stanley left Sunday for North Wilkesboro with their daughter’s body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Princeton
Alex Moore
Ed Smith
Vanwood
Wilson
Pansy Ruth Stanley
J. Sam Bennett
North Wilkesboro
N. C
FE. E. Stanley
Konjola Praised By D W Luce For Health Revival
Mr. D W Luce of Morgantown reports rapid relief from stomach liver and kidney troubles after using Konjola. He says sleep improved and pain vanished and that the medicine is widely talked about in America. Konjola is sold at Easley Penin Drug Store in Bluefield and by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
America
Bluefield
Easley-Penin
Love and Jealousy Entangle Three in Park to Be Continued
Judith and Alan confess love while Chummy remains devoted to her fiancé Steyne. Judy and Alan face a painful choice as Chummy’s memory and love for Steyne shape their futures. Judy retreats into work and social life as Chummy supports Alan, with a cliffhanger ending before Judy’s next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Grant
Greenwich News
Chummy Morley
Alan Steyne
Steyne Reaeer
Judith
Chummy
Steyne
Vincent Storna
Fay
Bruce Gideon
Gideon
Clarissa
Judy
Alan
Ideal Man: Women Art Students Name Qualities
London reporters note a group of women art students describe the ideal man. He should be a good dancer with intellectual leanings, send flowers, treat his wife as an equal, avoid red ties, and be tall and dark in appearance. They admit such men are hard to find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Better Than Tablets to Stop Pain
Spencer special reports a famous druggist formula that relieves headache rheumatic and female pains quickly without upsetting the stomach or heart. Stanback comes as a ready to take powder and is endorsed by physicians and dentists. Insist on the blue yellow and white Stanback package priced 10¢ and 25¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Bluefield Chamber Names Board Nominees
The Bluefield chamber of commerce announces sixteen candidates for eight board vacancies following a 1500 vote primary. Final ballot to select seven two year directors and one one year director will be mailed today with voting through Friday and results announced Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
C. 1. Cheyney
E. A. Leonard Jr
W. BK. KB. Koepler
F. M. Archer
B. Thompson
Bernard McClaugherty Sr
Jim H. Shott
Ray Evans
M. Bernard
L. J. Barbee
A. L. Smith
L. D. Feuchtenberger
T. H. Clagett
Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Elections
Chamber
Ernest Witt
K. D. Alderson
W. S. Anderson
Mies Geneva Fortner
C. J. Stephens
J. E. Wagner Jr
Henry Kendrick
Rev
Paul Royer
E. S. Bailey
Senate Passes Vets Relief Bill by 66 to 6 Vote
The Senate approved a veterans relief bill by 66 to 6. It expands the presumptive disability date and adds illnesses to the list, with monthly compensation for hospitalized vets and for wives and children. If enacted, relief would last up to three years while a further study proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislation Committee of the American Legion
House
Senate
New Mechanical Man Rastus Demonstrated at Electric Convention
PRE'S RASTUS, newest of mechanical men, shown by Dr. Phillips Thomas and S. M. Kitner at the National Electric Light association convention in San Francisco. He moves and talks using a flashlight beam to control photo electric cells and has a six word vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
Rastus
Traventors
Phillips Thomas
S. M. Kitner
National Electric Light Association
San Francisco
Schmeling and Beulow Sever Relations Today
New York June 23 Negotiations for a return heavyweight title match between Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey moved forward as Arthur Beulow Schmeling’s disputed manager agreed through Madison Square Garden for the sale of his 20 percent share. Papers separating Schmeling and Beulow will be signed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Arthur Buelow
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Schmeling
Buelom
Frank J. Bruen
the Garden
Bruen
A Family Doctor's Laxative Is Best
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe universal laxative for all ages. It emphasizes health, digestive comfort, and energy, claiming laboratory supervision and adherence to the doctor's original prescription. It notes the product is bottled ready for use and widely sold in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Return bout talks unfold with willingness to fight for nothing
An unnamed boxer told Bruen that he would accept a return bout this year even if it meant fighting for no purse. He expressed readiness to step back into the ring at a moment’s notice to settle the rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruen
Mistress Questions Settlement After Busy Career
In a humorous exchange from Passing Show a maid replies that she did not leave jobs voluntarily while the mistress wonders if the speaker will settle down here. The skit centers on duty, independence, and ongoing employment.
Lilly Brothers begin widening Ramsey Street project
Lilly Brothers started work on Ramsey street from Bland street to Russell terrace to widen and repave. They removed several maple trees in front of the Bluefield sanitarium once planted by the late Judge David E. Johnson. The contract covers Raleigh street from Scott to Monroe and Monroe street improvements, plus surface treating about forty macadam streets in Bluefield this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Brothers
Ramsey Street
Bland Street
Russell Terrace
Bluefield Sanitarium
David E. Johnson
Sanitarium
Raleigh Street
Scott
Monroe
Monroe Street
Bluefield
Gold Star Mother Dies On Train En Route To France
Susquehanna Pa June 23 a gold star mother from the middle west died on a train near here while en route to New York City to embark for France. From her train accommodations she was identified as Mrs Jacobson Fergus Falls Minn a physician said death was due to heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Middlewest
New York City
France
Jacobson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aue Bom
Rialto Theater
Komola
D. W. Luce
Boots
BY Martin
Chow, GA
Dyane Stanton
Heath Hosken Pyright
Chelsea House
Dickbread’s
Dumont
Soaret
Gramercy Park
Ginori’s
Steyme
Maine
Bastien Dumont
Beulow
Peerless
Raleigh, Scott Improvements
Poe
Pras
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
John Street
Greever’s Garage
Bland St
W. Va
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