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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1945
Page
6
Bluefield State College hosts a professionalization conference with a guest speaker on helping teachers in small schools. The event features NAEs workshop reports from NEA, AFT, WV Teachers Association, and the State Congress of Parents and Teachers with a 9 15 welcome by President Dickason.
Miss Elizabeth Wolfe and an eleven o clock assembly in Lewis hall open a week of conferences for teachers and the public on Red Cross work. Educators, parents, and the community are invited to attend the series and related campus events through the week.
A woman reports her stomach transformed meals into gas after using ERB-HELP. She says bloating, gas pains, headaches, and irregularities vanished, claiming ERB-HELP cleanses bowels and tissues, aids kidneys, and ends gas and constipation. Sold at local drug stores.
In a letter to California Attorney General Robert W. Kenny, Ickes repeats his position that federal action should target oil bearing lands off California while excluding coastal submerged lands beyond the low water mark. He says ports harbors and inland waterways are not involved and endorses quit claim of submerged lands except petroleum areas. Attys general of 46 states had objected to federal takeover.
Mrs. Mary Wright and daughter Hattie Cornell return from Leavensworth Kansas after Reather May Wright graduates and attends Exavia summer school. Isiah and Vera Wright stay with parents on Baldwin avenue. Mrs. Ethel Smith of Bluefield Va leaves for Arlington Ohio to attend sister Josephine Woods Robinsons funeral. she is sister of Mollie McClellan and Charles Robinson of Bluefield Va.
War casualty notes for Army and Navy include missing and dead reports with next of kin notified, plus liberated and captured prisoners of war. Names linked to West Virginia Virginia and Pacific theater casualties appear, including Roy Stephenson and Howard Tabor among others.
The Bluefield War Price and Ration Board has leaflets listing ceiling prices for beef pork veal lamb and mutton in groups 1 and 2 stores. Copies are available by writing or calling the board office at 791 Bland St. The prices are the legal maximum and went into effect June 15. Beer in the Middle Ages was noted.
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