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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

3

Mrs Ella Marie McMullin Dies After Illness in Bluefield

Mrs Ella Marie McMullin wife of James E McMullin of Highland avenue Bluefield died at 9 30 yesterday after two weeks in the hospital She had lived in Bluefield thirty years born in Dayton Maryland daughter of Mrs J N Phelps Surviving are her husband her mother two sons J E McMullin Jr and Dan McMullin brothers and sisters Funeral at 2 30 Friday at Bland Street Methodist church with burial at Monte Vista park pallbearers and flowerbearers named in notice She influenced local religious life and led the Bland Street church youth circle two decades ago

Ella Marie McMullin James E Highland Avenue Sterling Grocery Company Princeton O Itarium Bluefield McMullin Dayton Maryland J. N. Phelps Augusta Street Phe J. E. McMullin Jr Washington Street Dan McMullin C. Dickey D. C. Mitchell L. H. Ww. Pi Co. Phelps Urkeville M. B. Posten Pittsburgh E. N. Phelps W. P. Phelps Cedar Bland Street Methodist Church W. P. Eastwood Ben S. Johnson First Christian Church Monte Vista Park R. E Lazenby B. H. Hancock G. T. Thornhill M. C. Gills Paul C. Thomas J. R. Murphy C. S. Cheyney J. M. Anderson Bland Street Church Woman's Missionary Circle

No Motive Found in Brutal Murder of Garland

Authorities offer no motive for the bludgeoning of Garland, an aged Bluefield resident. The body showed two axe blows and appears dragged from a site near Cumberland Heights after a morning encounter with a passerby. Garland, once a slave until age 12, had lived in Bluefield many years and worked various odd jobs.

Garland San Auto Cumberland Heights Bluefield South Bluefield

Cumberland Man Held to Grand Jury for Gas Station Robbery

Earl White of Cumberland Maryland was held by Magistrate W W McNeal for grand jury action on a breaking and entering charge at Pepper gas station Bluefield avenue and Elm street. Police arrested him about 1 15 am as he walked toward the state line wearing shoes and a coat taken from the station. Captain Bond and Patrolman Carllay made the arrest.

Earl White Cumberland W. W. McNeal Pepper Bluefield Avenue Elm Street White State Line 2 Bond Carlalley

Homecoming Joy Turns Tragedy in Bari

After twenty years in Los Angeles, Mrs. Lucia Panzarini returns to Bari with her husband Carlo Marini. She kisses her mother Signora Fiore Turi and then dies suddenly at her daughter’s side.

Joy Bari Italy Los Angeles Lucia Panzarini Bari Carlo Marini Signora Fiore Turi Siro

Lace Dinner Cloths and Lodge Notice Displayed

Lace dinner cloths Tuscan style 72 by 90 inches on sale at Fretwell's Bland Street price cut from 5.95 to 4.19. Bluefield Lodge No. 85 A P A M holds stated communication June 24 at 7:30 PM in the Masonic Temple with installation of officers and refreshments. L M Carper secretary. Mary Lee Beauty Shop promotes test curls yielding a 4 Hair product claim and urges customers to try a sample. Tele phone 2760.

Fretwell's Bland Street Bluefield Lodge No A. P A. M Masonic Temple L. M. Carper

Britain Faces Gap as Allies Withdraw From Spanish Non-Intervention

Britain shoulders the non intervention patrol around Spain as Germany and Italy withdraw for a second time. Berlin and Rome refuse approval of a four power naval show, leaving a gap along Spain’s eastern coast with German and Italian warships supervising the ban. Foreign Secretary Eden notes Italy and Germany remain in the committee but patrols shrink, forcing Britain to decide between withdrawal or filling the gap with France.

Britain Spain Germany Italy France Leipzig Baron Konstantin von Neurath London Anthony Eden House of Commons

Rebel Tide Rolls Toward New City

Insurgents advance toward Bilbao as Basques retreat to defend the main body. Bread returns to the city and normal life begins with radios, streetcars, and shops reopening. Water rationing continues due to a conduit break near the government-held area.

New City Roper Bilbao

Landmark Razing Clears Bluefield Avenue Driveway

Workers tear down a two story frame building once home to Sam Lees Chinese laundry on Bluefield Avenue. The laundry has moved and the site is razed to widen the driveway for City Warehouse Co reducing congestion on the street.

Bluefield Avenue Sam Lee City Warehouse Co City Warehouse

Tax Quiz Names Movie Director in Postponed Hearing

The hearing focused on Cecil B de Mille as the director linked to a holding company used to receive income. Helvering testified the salary was set below his market rate and the plan won court approval as a preproduction savings strategy. The session also examined the practice of large one premium life policies used to borrow and deduct interest.

Cecil B de Mille Helvering de Mille

Fourth of July Kid Bike Race to Open Bluefield Celebration

Harry Kammer announces Capt. C. E. Prazee will chair the kiddie bicycle race as the Independence Day program kicks off at Bluefield stadium Monday July 5. Entries start at the Norfolk and Western freight station with a city route to the stadium where the first fifteen finishers qualify for a stadium race and a valuable prize awaits the winner.

Harry Kammer American Legion Capt C. E. Prazee Bluefield Stadium Kammer Norfolk and Western Stadium Bluefield Avenue Mercer Street Princeton Avenue Federal Street Federal Bland North Street Augusta Ferndale Ferndale of College College Avenue West Virginian Hotel Bluefield

Roosevelt and Van Zeeland Confer on World Issues

President Roosevelt and Belgium’s Premier Paul van Zeeland discussed general world problems during a Potomac River cruise aboard the Potomac. The meeting remained private with a ceremonial White House welcome and a state dinner.

Washington Roosevelt Paul van Zeeland Belgium Potomac River Potomac Bell Statesman White House

Charges Dismissed In Mistake Shooting Case At Marked Tree

Murder charges against two federal agents in the deputy shooting case were dismissed by agreement of prosecutors and relatives' counsel. The case arose from the fatal shooting in Marked Tree Arkansas prompting local and federal involvement.

Motion to Dismiss Case Involving Deputy Constable’s Death

The motion to dismiss charges against agents J L Kidd and J R Jones was filed by Fred Stafford for relatives of Deputy Constable Frank White of Marked Tree. White died in a Memphis hospital about two weeks ago from a gunfire injury during a federal raid.

Trict J. L. Kidd J. R. Jones Fred Stafford Frank White Marked Tree White Memphis

Traffic Patrolman Binds Up Language Barrier

Kansas City traffic patrolman Barney Mahoney stops a motorist making a left turn. The motorist says he does not speak English and hands over a booklet titled English into Spanish. A 15 minute study yields nothing on traffic rules. Mahoney then shouts Vamoose and the driver leaves with a smile.

Kansas City Barney Mahoney Mahoney

Mattern plans nonstop Oakland to Moscow flight

Aviator James Mattern announced a non stop refueling flight from Oakland to Moscow to mirror the route used by three Soviet airmen from Moscow to Vancouver. He secured a $90 000 plane funded by M L Benedum and will test from Burbank to Oakland before crossing over Alaska, aiming for late July or early August.

Oakland Calif Moscow James Mattern Vancouver Wash Mattern M. L. Benedum Pittsburgh Oil Man Burbank New York Norway Siberia Valeri Chekaloff Georgi Baibakoff Alexander Beliakoff Washington Alexander Troyanovsky Fairbanks Alaska North Pole

Penal cure in Indiana for selling fake cancer cure

George Byars, 55, a Black man from South Bend, must serve 200 days on the Penal farm in lieu of a $200 fine after being found to have sold a so called cancer cure whose laboratory tests revealed axle grease as its principal ingredient.

South Bend Ind George Byars

Resignations Accepted From Concord Teachers By State Board

Charleston West Virginia June 23. A state board of education regulation against employing two persons from the same household barred Mrs Marion West from reappointment to the college art faculty. The board awarded Mrs Fors an honorarium for murals in Morrow library unveiled during the centennial. Six resignations were accepted including A C Navarre head of Marshall Geography Irene Bene Ali Lett of Marshall Training School R L Packard head of Concord Geography A E McGuire of Concord Education Miss Hazel Biltz head of Women’s Physical Education at Shepherd State College. Leaves of absence granted K Loekmer and W H Dove. Board to fill vacancies at August meeting.

Charleston W. Va State Board of Education Marion West Toda David Kirby Juan Fors Kirby Fors Morrow Ishall A. ¢ Navarre Marshall Geo Department Irene Bene Ali Lett Marshall Training School R. L. Packard Concord Geography A. E. McGuire Concord Education Department Hazel Biltz Shepherd State Colege K . Loekmer Marshall Psychology W. H. Dove Marshall Physics

Senate approves large army funding amid civil education clash

The Senate backed a big military appropriation with critics claiming the money serves war aims rather than defense. Debate centered on withholding training funds from civil schools that discuss draft refusal. Senator Borah defended loyalty values, denouncing Nazism and fascism and accusing Germany and Italy of aiding the Spanish Civil War.

Prazier Discu Borah Idaho Spain Italy Germany

Mexico nationalizes roads and oil under Cardenas plan

Mexico moves to nationalize roads and oil under President Cardenas. The government has distributed vast farm land since 1934 and plans expropriation of agricultural land to peasants as part of a broader nationalization push. A new skyscraper design includes car parking around the building.

Mexico Cardenas Furth

Auto Club Offers Five Day Fast Tag Licenses

Bluefield Automobile club secretary Miss Pearl Brammer announced a 24 hour license service for motorists amid rush period. The club reports misprinted or missing cards and provides forms and titles, coordinating with the state license bureau to relay information from Charleston to Bluefield and back each day.

Charleston Bluefield

Revival draws interest at Midway Christian

The Rev. W. M. Snead of Midway Christian church conducts a fruitful revival with conversions and re consecrations. Attendance grows nightly and forceful sermons deliver salvation messages. Tonight’s subject is Two Masters and Friday’s is Enemies of the Soul. Public invitation.

W. M. Snead Midway Christian Church Snead

Hold Man for Grand Jury on Theft Charge

Garland Smith was held for the grand jury after state police charged him with stealing an air drill from Superior Sterling company. The drill, valued at 75 dollars, had been sold for one dollar before being recovered. Smith appeared before Magistrate W. W. McNeal for the hearing.

Garland Smith Walter Hampton Superior Sterling Company Smith W. W. McNeal

Funeral Rites Today for Bryant Infant

Shelby Jean Bryant six day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry P Bryant of the Bluefield Princeton road died yesterday at the home of Mrs Bryant's relatives. Brief funeral services will be held today at 2 o'clock at the home of Warren Wimmer on the Bluefield Princeton road. Burial will be in Monte Vista cemetery.

Shelby Jean Bryant Perry P. Bryant Bluefield-Princeton Road

Penny Fee Delays Fort Madison Beer Permit Renewal

Mrs. M. L. Jones applied for renewal of her beer permit in Fort Madison Iowa and paid the renewal fee in 20 300 pennies stored in a woolen box. Officials withhold receipt pending a formal count of the coins before approval.

Fort Madison M. L. Jones

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A. Sanitarium Wagner Meek Mary Lee Beauty Shop Bluefield Ave Cuticura Malden Mage Tazewell Wythe Bluefield College George Litton Irector Clyde Patton Blacksburg E. M. Jones George Litter Bob Priode Dane Kite Wythe County Evelyn Simpson Newcastle Vivian Waters Mary Grubb Adah Mitchell Sammy Scott Frances Huddle Ivanhoe Chilton Ryburn Wytheville E. E. Frazee Legion Premier van Zeeland Jimmy Mattern van Tie Dupont Dulux Bluefield Supply CO Concord Senate ARMY Auto Club Revival Midway Christian Bryant Kansas State College Altamont Hotel Greyhound New England Montreal Great Smoky Mountains Maine North Woods Thousand Islands Atlantic City Virginia Beach Minnesota Wisconsin Lakes Scott Streets
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