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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1951

Page

6

Nine Month Old Girl Identified by Grandmother in Ohio

Parkersburg W Va June 23 Mrs F W McCray of Parkersburg RFD 2 identified the nine months old girl left with a Belpre Ohio woman Monday as her maternal granddaughter Kathy Lynn Chichester. The baby's mother Delores Chichester 17 remains missing and is reportedly ill. the baby is to be returned to Mr and Mrs McCray per Probate Judge J T Thomas. Authorities see no active search request from Parkersburg for the mother.

Parkersburg W. Va F. W. McCray Belpre

U S backs tannery worker fired for working too hard

The National Labor Relations Board ordered Printz Leather to reinstate Edmund Fabiszewski and pay back wages from early 1950 after a union pressured the firm to fire him for overworking. The NLRB ruled the discharge violated Taft Hartley Act.

Washington Philadelphia National Labor Relations Board Printz Leather Company Edmund Fabiszewski International Fur and Leather Workers Fabiszewski Printz NLRB

Giants’ aerial umbrella limits opponents to 11 TDs in 1950

The New York Giants of 1950 boasted an “aerial umbrella” defense allowing only 11 touchdowns via the air. Six of those aerial scores came in games the Giants won easily.

New York New York Football Giants Giants

Cedar Bluff Soldier Wounded In Korea

Pfc. Dewey R. Lowe of Cedar Bluff U S M C was wounded in Korea on June 11, with the Defense Department telegram not detailing injuries. He enlisted November 3 1950 and went overseas April 13 1951 after leaving Tazewell high school. The notice notes his family ties in Cedar Bluff. University of Wyoming to open War Memorial Field House December 14 15 with a four game basketball tournament featuring Colorado A&M S Marys College California and Indiana.

Pfc Dewey R. Lowe Cedar Bluff Korea T. C. Lowe Department of Defense R. C. Lowe George West Lowe Tazewell High School Marine Corps Laramie Wyo University of Wyoming War Memorial Colorado A&m S. Mary's College of California University of Indiana

Builders play at First Baptist Church tonight

A play titled The Builders will be presented during evening services at First Baptist Church by the intermediate vacation Bible school group. Cast includes David Smith Bill McGruder John Gobble Ronald Iddings Jackie Farmer Melva Jean Lewis Norma Jean Osborne Nancy Kirby Pattie Redwine. Tyler Easley directs with choirs taking part.

First Baptist Church Intermediate Vacation Bible School David Smith Bill McGruder John Gobble Ronald Iddings Jackie Farmer Melva Jean Lewis Norma Jean Osborne Nancy Kirby Pattie Redwine

Virginia Soldiers' Bodies Return Home

Bodies of 11 Virginians are among 349 being returned to the United States aboard the Valdosta Victory. Names include Private First Class Clarence H. Ball husband of Elizabeth Ball of Richlands and Private Eugene P. Perry son of Frank B. Perry of Pearisburg.

Washington United States Clarence H. Ball Elizabeth Ball Richlands Eugene P. Perry Frank B. Perry Pearisburg

Governor Names 12 Appointees to State Agencies

Charleston West Virginia June 23 Twelve persons were named to serve on state agencies by Governor Patteson. They include Delmar Hubbard Williamson to the Williamson police civil service commission for a term ending May 31 1955 John Zan Morgantown to the State athletic commission for a term ending June 30 1954. Reappointments include Clyde Bonar Burlington and Dr O W Burdats Wheeling to the state road commission for terms ending June 30 1955 Malcom T Brice Wheeling to the Wheeling police civil service commission for a term ending May 31 1955 M W Fisher Liberty to the State conservation commission for a term ending June 30 1957 Robert L Bland Weston to State court of claims for a term ending June 30 1957 Hulett C Smith Beckley to the State Aeronautics commission for a term through June 30 1955 George Richardson Jr Bluefield reappointed to the commission on uniform State laws while Judge Nickell Kramer Lewisburg and Herbert S Boreman Parkersburg named to the same commission all for terms ending June 30 1955

Charleston W. Va Patteson Delmar Hubbard Williamson Williamson Police Civil Service Commission John Zan Morgantown State Athletic Commission Clyde Bonar Burlington O. W. Burdats Wheeling State Road Commission Malcom T. Br Nickell Kramer Lewisburg Herbert S. Boreman Parkersburg

Two Youths Jailed On Battery Theft Charge

James Harvey Farmer and Ray Jack Tolbert, both 20, were fined 25 dollars and costs each and sentenced to 30 days in Mercer county jail by Magistrate J A Douglas Bailey for stealing automobile batteries. Bluefield police arrested them at midnight Friday. warrants charged grand larceny. Four men were arrested last week on a similar charge after several batteries were stolen from vehicles in Bluefield.

James Harvey Farmer Ray Jack Tolbert Mercer County J. A. Douglas Bailey Bluefield

Pays Debts Two Decades After Going Broke

Weatherford Texas June 23 One day in 1932 Henry J Bradfish Sr of Weatherford told creditors to settle at one third of amounts owed His plan was accepted He died April 8 this year and his son Henry J Bradfish Jr began mailing letters to creditors This week the elder Bradfish was promised full payment with 3 interest Also a note mentions Israel population within 8000 square miles indicating 1 000 000 residents

Weatherford Tex Henry J. Bradfish, Sr Bradfish Grain Company Bradfish Henry J. Bradfish, Jr

Marine who visited Japan with Perry invents the rickshaw

A U.S. Marine who traveled to Japan with Commodore Perry in 1854 is credited with inventing the rickshaw. The device later spread globally, changing urban transport.

U.S Japan Commodore Perry

1950 51 License Tags Extended

Charleston West Virginia June 23 The expiration date on 1950 51 license plates will be postponed beyond the normal June 30 deadline to allow the motor vehicles department to catch up with a backlog of applications for new tags. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Don McClaugherty said a definite date has not yet been decided but would depend on processing speed. He noted some motorists have not yet received their applications and urged mailing in applications to avoid long waits.

Charleston W. Va Motor Vehicles Department Motor Vehicles Don McClaugherty

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