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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
10
Attest line shows L. T. Reynolds KBE and LublinER P. Q. Clerk signatures. No additional context or details provided.
The Southern District of West Virginia orders a discharge hearing for the bankrupt on July 22, 1932 in Bluefield at 10 am. Known creditors will be mailed notice, and publication in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph is ordered. The petition seeks discharge. creditors may appear and show cause. Judge George W. McClintic signs the order.
Notice of judicial sale in Bluefield Mercer County from The City of Bluefield versus York Masonic Investment Corp. The sale of Lot 6 Section 23 fronts Raleigh and Commerce streets. July 11 1932 at 10 am at Law and Commerce Building. One third cash and balance in six and twelve months with notes and security. M Bailey Special Commissioner. L T Reynolds Clerk.
Baseball game snippets show New York Giants routing Derringer and the Cardinals. Included are line scores, pitching details for Bush and Collins, and notes on hits, walks, and times. Also reports Boston Braves beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 7 in ten innings with Maranville and Spohrer key hits and a detailed box.
Default on notes secured by a deed of trust dated August 27 1929 to Luther G Scott trustee triggers sale of eastern portion of Lot 3 and northeast portion of Lot 4 Section 968 Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia. Cash sale July 12 1932 at 2 pm at the Front door Commercial Bank Building Bluefield WV.
Trustee Geo P Crockett will sell at public auction July 16 1992 at 2 30 pm at the front door of the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield WV all that lot or parcel known as Lot No 10 Section 1108 in South Bluefield Land Company as security for notes under a 1929 deed of trust for W C Palmer and Elsa Martin Palmer to C H Pruett with terms: one third cash in hand one third in one year and one third in two years. deferred release money secured by trust deed.
Gossip ties former Emperor Wilhelm to a possible return to Germany as the von Papen cabinet rises, with Princess Sibylle of Saxe Coburg Gotha’s autumn wedding to Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden cited as a trigger. Dutch exile history and a Holland decisive edge through to Holland’s fate after July elections frame the speculation.
Notice that on or about June 30 1932 an application will be filed with A G Jenkins Pardon Attorney Charleston for the pardon of Charles Hallaway convicted of First Degree Murder at the April Term 1914 of Mercer County Criminal Court and sentenced to life imprisonment in the West Virginia Penitentiary
John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, arrived in Chicago to oversee convention arrangements. He landed on Track 13 at the Chicago depot and said, Thirteen always was lucky for me, an omen for the party.
Baseball game recap notes Earnshaw limiting Chicago to 10 safeties as St Louis beats New York 14 to 7. Key hitters include Gehrig, Ruth, Goslin with multiple RBI totals. Burns, Campbell, Lazzeri pace New York offense. Blueholder, Hadley win for St Louis. Pipgras and Wells struggled for New York.
Detroit and Boston traded errors as Detroit built a four game win streak over the Red Sox. Bridges earned the win for Detroit over Weiland with Hogsett and Andrews handling bullpen duties. Time 2 12.
Cleveland June 23 Clint Brown pitched for the Washington Senators who routed the Cleveland team 6 to 1. The Senators combined for 11 hits and controlled the game from early on with strong batting and solid defense.
A short note from St Louis writer A E Rump presents a curious belief segment titled Believe It or Not. The piece hints at quirky anecdotes and odd facts collected by the author for reader amusement.
A pair of home runs by Judge and Manush fueled a Cleveland 8 to 9 victory over Washington. Brown worked six innings allowing all 11 hits by Washington while Connally and Hudlin kept the Senators hitless in the final three frames.
The Senate, under strict limits on discussion, backs a large ALD bill funding a reconstruction corporation to lend to private industry. Senator Logan denounces it as pork barrel. A last minute GOP bid to grant presidential discretion fails. The relief bill moves to a conference with aims to trim government costs. House waits for Senate action and potential adjournment next week.
Safety Director Walter C. Anderson caused a stir in Knoxville city court when a chair collapsed under his weight during testimony. He quipped about needing new chairs and the judge joked about the depression preventing purchases.
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