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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

3

Flying Fortress Crashes in North Sea After Battle

Old Ironsides suffered extensive damage on its mission to Germany's coast. Crew members including Second Lieutenant Chauncey Hicks and Staff Sergeant Russell Hates survived after bailing out and riding a rescue dinghy for 30 minutes while RAF ships aided them. The plane reportedly shot down two Focke-Wulfs and destroyed five German aircraft before breaking apart on impact.

Gia Tronaiden Focke- Wulff Messerschmitts North Sea Belgain Hull RAF Chauncey Hicks W.va Russel D. Hateee Baltimore Md Old Ironside Holland Focke-Wulfs

OPA Store Cards Available for Four Classes Declared

Charleston West Virginia merchants were advised the OPA cards designating four classes of stores are now available at local war price and rationing boards. Each merchant must display a card based on annual business volume. Also noted: estimated world cotton production for 1942 is 26,067,000 bales, down from 28,683,000 in 1941.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia OPA

Welch Court Set For Major Morning Session

McDowell county court opens in Welch this morning with key actions planned. Items include preparations to operate the Valley Boarding Home returned to county public assistance, formation of a board for the World War Memorial buildings at Welch and Kimball, and the appointment of a McDowell dental officer.

McDowell County Welch Valley Department of Public Assistance Kimball McDowell Dental c

Man Injured When Automobile Plunges Over Embankment

Veil Howard a 33 year old employee of the Pond Creek Pocahontas at Bartley was hurt about 3 o clock yesterday morning when the automobile he was driving plunged over an embankment. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and a cut on the chin. Howard said the accident was caused by a front wheel coming off and the car swerved and overturned down the bank.

Veil Howard Pond Creek Pocahontasco Bartley Howard

Funeral services for Mrs Ida Mae Breeden held at Jolo

Funeral services were held at 2 PM today in Jolo for Ida Mae Breeden 31 wife of John Breeden Interment followed at Goodman Cemetery The Rev Mae Addair and Rev Noah Smit conducted the rites She is survived by her husband two children Geraldine 11 J C 3 and a sister Mrs Ethel

Jolo Ida Mae Breeden John Breeden Goodman Cemetery Mae Addair Noah Smit Mackmew Geraldine J. C Ethel

Miller of Bradshaw Brother of Adam Haggerman

Miller of Bradshaw, one a brother, Adam Haggerman of the U. S. army.

Miller Bradshaw Adam Haggerman U. S. Army

Tivis Hicks Dies Former Deputy Sheriff And Miner

Tivis Hicks 53 a former Mc Dowell County deputy sheriff and mining man died at his Caretta home after a cancer battle He worked for Carter Coal Co since mine openings at Caretta He served as assistant mine foreman Born June 6 1890 in Kentucky son of the late Henry and Maude Hicks Survived by widow Cosba Hicks and many children including Mrs E S Marshall Mrs A L Coeburn Mrs Joe King Herbert Hicks Joseph Hicks Jack Hicks Fay Hicks Betty Jean Hicks James Hicks Lola Hicks and Annie Brammer predeceased him Burial at Caretta Cemetery with Rev George Allen and Rev A J Young officiating

Tivis Hicks McDowell County Caretta Hicks Carter Coal Company Kogott County Henry and Maude Bowling Hicks Cosba Hicks E.S. Marshall A. L. Coeburn Joe King Herbert Hicks Joseph Hicks Jack Hicks Fay Hicks Betty Jean Hicks James Hicks Lola Poets Annie Brammer George Allen A. J. Young Caretta Cemetery

Filbert Resident Alexander Winiarczyk Dies at 59

Alexander Winiarczyk, 59, of Filbert, died yesterday morning in a Welch hospital after a short illness. A respected county resident, he was well known in the community for his public service and charitable work.

Alexander Winiarczyk Filbert Welch Mr. Miniarczyk

Polish immigrant miner tied to local lodges dies

An early 20th century Polish immigrant, a U S Coal and Coke employee who arrived in 1913, died and will be buried in Thorpe cemetery. He was active in civic life and lodge memberships. Survived by a widow and children in Filbert and relatives in Welch Elbert Poland. Services handled by Rev Father Gleason with lodge pallbearers. Burial at Thorpe cemetery follows home visit. Open matter extended to July meeting remarks from June.

U. S. Coal & Coke A Poland Welch Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Koschusko Lodge Filbert Miniarczyk Ga Catholic Thorpe Cemetery Edward Irene Ann Dolores Winiarczyk Emilie Irick Welch Unit Red Cross Helen Spychola Elbert Bartholomew Winiarczyk Canada Tom Anna M. Gleason

Nominations Open for Mc Dowell Post No 8 Officers

Nomination of officers opens at Mc Dowell Post No 8 American Legion. Members are urged to submit candidates for upcoming term and participate in the election process.

McDowell

Bartley Teen Injured From Swing Fall

Edward Gray, 17, of Bartley, was hurt late Wednesday after dropping about 30 feet from a swing. He received treatment at Grace hospital where officials reported his condition as fair yesterday.

Edward Gray Bartley Grace Hospital

Hottest Day Yet Recorded In McDowell County

Wednesday marked the year’s peak with official readings showing 92 degrees by FE. F. Ketter of Gary U.S. Weatherman. The night low fell to 63 and 8 AM readings were 65. Temperatures rose to about 90 again later.

McDowell FE. F. Ketter Gary U.S Mercury

Wheeling Sees Year High Of 93 Degree Heat

The Wheeling weather report shows a new yearly high of 93 degrees breaking Monday’s 91 degree reading at the government station. Americans make about 110 billion telephone calls daily.

Wheeling W. Va Government Weather Station

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