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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

5

Anniversary of Phil Spitalny Girls Orchestra Highlighted

New York marks the anniversary of Phil Spitalny's all girl orchestra. The 35 member ensemble opened in 1935 at the Capitol theatre with a Herbert medley. Founders remain at stands as eight remaining original members perform. Many players marry less often, preferring their careers and earnings. Evelyn, solo violinist and concert mistress, notes women rarely marry for money and focus on music.

New York Phil Spitalny Ochestra Spitainy Capitol Theatre Victor Herbert Solomon Evelyn

Two Youths To Be Returned To N Y In Automobile Theft

Two 17 year old boys Lloyd Rogers Jr and Paul F Schulz will be returned to East Aurora New York to face federal and state charges in a five state automobile trip. They were arrested at Bland for petit larceny after failing to pay for gasoline bought on railroad tickets allegedly stolen in New York state. The case was turned over to OPA for investigation. Warrants were issued in Roanoke and they were brought to Roanoke by deputies. Tickets included R type for non highway use and T type varieties. They traveled through New York Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and North Carolina before returning to Virginia and running out of funds. New York warrants have been issued and they will face double jeopardy on return.

Lloyd Rogers, Jr Paul F. Schulz East Aurora WN. Y Yoo Ereay Roanoke John W. Stuart United States Bland New York State OPA Willam Fansler U.S Pat Coleman Fansler Armed Services New Yok Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia North Carolina

WV July petroleum quota set at 16500 bpd

Petroleum Administrator Ickes notified Governor Neely that West Virginia's July production quota is 16 500 barrels daily. The decision reflects wartime energy allocation and federal oversight.

Charleston W. Va Ickes Neely West Virginia

Radio Program Schedules and Prominent Broadcast Guests

Radio features an notable lineup with Thomas J. Watson and Thomas J. Lamont discussing trade and peace on For This We Fight on WHIS. Betty Lou and Wilbur face discipline in Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou. Helen Hayes leads a dramatization of Continued Story. Regular daytime and evening lineup includes Anita, Felix Mills Orchestra, and NBC and CBS programming with news and movies.

United States Thomas J. Watson Thomas J. Lamont Eric A. Johnston United States Chamber of Commerce Betty Lou Wilbur Tommy Riggs Tommy Anita Felix Mills Helen Hayes Harriet Miss Hayes Girl Scouts Inc

Variety Show Schedule and War Commentary On Air

Radio listings outline CBS NBC and other networks broadcasting a long variety show lineup at 8:15 p.m. including Parker Family, dance music ensembles, and regional drama. War related segments and commentators Don Dunphy Abe Lyman Gabriel Heater Elmer Davis appear at multiple intervals, followed by late-night news and variety acts through 11:15 p.m. on CBS NBC and affiliates.

Rial Blu Cbs Mbs Basic Hollywood Orch Nbc Henry Taylor Quincy Howe Orch Lulu Joe Rines the Duncans Cbs-Basic Howard Smith Miller Victor Borge Palton Lewis Jr Rex Stout Johnson Family OPA Abe Biu Easy Aces Olga Cal Tiffney Nbe Meet Your Navy Bdiu Don Dunphy Abe Lyman Bdly Dancing Music Orch Cbs-West Gabriel Heater Mbs-Basic Brewster Boy Harry Wismer Tommy Riggs Betty l Lou John Gunther Hollywood Caravan John B. Hughes Gracie Fields Wlu Bill Stern Alex Templeton Korn Kobblers Paul Schubert Elmer Davis Nbccbs-Blu Nbceast Nbc-West Newsnbs

Cherry Crops Likely Worthless This Year Says Growers Head

William Pendleton, president of the Shenandoah Valley Cherry Growers association, notes many area crops are exceedingly light though the price outlook is excellent. Estimates place cherry sales around 150 dollars per ton, with grower representatives setting 60 cents per gallon at the orchard and requiring customers to bring containers.

Martinsburg W. Va William Pendleton Shenandoah Valley Cherry Growers Association

Victory Club Collects Cans and Books Drive Aims

The Washington street Victory club for youths ages 4 to 14 collected 628 tin cans and scrap since last week. Officers Gordon Ritter 150 cans in one day Billy Looney and David Logan led the drive. They seek book donations for the Service Men's club and ask call Mrs W H Looney with details in Charleston June 24. The eighth annual game protectors school was cancelled by Director Jack Shipman with six district July meetings planned in Spencer Shinnston Elkins Moorefield Beckley and Charleston.

Washington Street W.H. Looney Charleston W. Va Camp Caesar Webster County Jack Shipman Spencer Shinnston Elkins Moorefield Beckley

West Virginia Civilian Defense Corps reaches 121 328 active

Statewide CDC strength climbs to 121 328 active volunteers as 61 per 1 000 residents participate. Kanawha County shows the largest total while Hancock leads by population. Marion and Cabell counties also report high enrollments. Tucker, Monroe counties follow with notable per thousand rates in this semi annual CDC report.

Civilian Defense Corps West Virginia Carl G. Bachman CDC West Vila G. Bachman Confront Army Kanawha County Hancock Northern Panhandle Armed Services Marion County Ohio Tucker County State Office Monroe

Pleads Guilty And Fined For Child Labor Violation

Charleston report says N. L. Pryberger manager of Clendenin Smoke Shop pleaded guilty before Magistrate W. W. Rader to violating child labor laws. A $20 fine plus costs was imposed for employing a 13 year old as a poolroom attendant. Sattler noted Cablish Baking Co of Charleston faced a separate weights and measures violation with an appeal filed.

Charleston W. Va Charlies J. F. Sattler N. L. Pryberger Clendenin W. W. Rader Sattler Fryberger M Trate V. H. Mack Cablish Baking Company of

Fletcher's Castoria production resumes after seven week halt

After seven weeks of investigation factory workers report the cause of nausea in Fletcher's Castoria was reduced sugar content paired with a wartime condition. Enhanced controls, new tests, and a distinctive green band on bottles will mark the renewed product which should reach retailers in about two months.

Fletcher Fletcher's

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