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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1946

Page

3

Not Guilty For Kemp and Sentence For Woodrow In West Virginia Case

A federal court in the Southern District of West Virginia directed a not guilty verdict for John Lawrence Kemp on possession of an illegal still and sentenced Elmer Woodrow of Lemar to one year and six months for motor vehicle theft. Kemp was acquitted after witnesses tied him to the still on Pinnacle Creek. Woodrow was to serve the single federal term at Chillicothe.

U. S. District Court West Virginia John Lawrence Kemp Wyoming County Ben Moore Elmer Woodrow Lemar Chillicothe Boston Mass Kemp Virgil Ross Moore Pinnacle Creek

Laurel Creek Pfc Brady Thomson Dies in Car Crash

Brady Lee Thomson 21 of Laurel Creek near Cedar Bluff Va died Monday night when the car he rode in overturned down an embankment. Two other passengers were uninjured. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Irvin Thompson and siblings Grady and Nell Fern. He was a Navy veteran and worked for Pocahontas Fuel at Amonate Va. Body moved to parental home after removal from Beatrice tizer cemetery.

Brady Lee Thompson Laurel Creek Cedar Bluff Wake Thompson Young Thompson Navy Europe Pacific Richlands High School Pocahontas Fuel Company Amonate Irvin Thompson Grady Nell Fern Thompson Tizer

Richmond Safety Committee names executive panel to map campaign

The governor's highway safety committee in Richmond named a three man executive committee to map and expedite its campaign against rising traffic accidents in Virginia. The panel includes Commissioner Anson and Colonel C. V. Woodson Jr., state police superintendent, and will select a fulltime executive secretary to administer the statewide safety effort.

Richmond Governor's Highway Safety Committee Virgina Anson C' v. Woodson

Deaths and Funerals George Woods 72 Laid to Rest

Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 30 p m for George Woods 72 who died at St Luke s hospital Sunday morning. Rev C V Cook presided in Monte Vista Park with the Masonic lodge in charge. Eugene Edwards 19 of Dickenson county Virginia died yesterday afternoon at Grundy hospital. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Edwards of Tenso Virginia. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.

George Woods St. Luke's Hospital C. V. Cook Monte Vista Park Masonic Lodge Eugene Edwards Dickenson County Grundy Hospital Johnny Edwards Tenso

Steel Workers Lead Pittsburgh Food Shortage Protest

Steel workers joined Pittsburgh area miners in a rally over food shortages. They demand more fresh meat and bread to stay at work while CIO director Anthony J. Federoff urged action. Scores of coal miners across northern and central Pennsylvania were promised additional government meat supplies as protests spread.

Pittsburgh Anthony J. Federoff Sane Cio Cris Ss Nothern Pennsylvania

Lewis Wins Tult n Bosses Union Debates Appeal

A U S district court denied a bid for a preliminary injunction to block negotiations between the government coal mines administration and Lewis supervisory workers union. John D. Battle of the National Coal Association said the case would be appealed within 24 hours if possible and that the ruling could influence labor policy nationwide. The NLRB had ruled in a separate case and both sides planned to meet to discuss reopening negotiations for a contract covering wages and issues for the United Auto Workers supervisory unit in district 50.

Government Coal Mines Administration Lewis’ Supervisory Workers Union Jennings Bailey U. S. District Court John D. Battle National Coal Association U. S. Court of Appeals Ttle Battle Interior Krug the Way Formak Omer Ludeq National Labor Relations Board UMW Priday Lewis NLRB Jones and Laughlin Pennsylvania Lewis’ United Clerical, Tec and Supervisory Pl , & Unit District 50

Local bakeries face flour shortages and partial reopening

Reports quote Lieut. Comdr. Hawkinson on severe food conditions in the area as flour shipments move from Minnesota to St. Louis and Buffalo. Feuchtenberger Jr. notes a flour consign ment may allow bakery work to resume over the weekend, with plans to inform via papers. Kew-Bee Bakery expects three flour cars en route and hopes to return to baking before July 4.

Hawkinson Bluefield L. D Waa Kew-Bee Buffalo Paul Cole The Bee Ovat

Navy Delay Sinks Terminal Leave Pay Bill in Senate

Acting Navy Secretary John L Sullivan told a Senate military committee the terminal leave pay proposal conflicts with the president's policy and urged delay until naval officials can testify. The Navy has drafted no men for months and remains uncertain about resuming personnel actions.

Atimne Pattereen Navy Senate Military Committee John L. Sullivan

Local Trading Center Ad Promotes Shoes and Fabrics

City and Coalfield items announce children Red Goose White Shoes in multiple sizes with X Ray fitting and Betty Lee Shoes series starting soon to advertise Bluefield as the regional trading center. Also advertised are odd lots of cotton linens mats scarves at half price from Fretwell's with mail card request.

Betty Lee Bluefield Fretwell's

Three Police Sergeants Pass Exam With Top Marks

The police civil service commission announced that three applicants for permanent sergeant positions passed the exam with flying colors. Leon French, Roy Humphreys, and Jim Bowman will be certified as eligible. French achieved a perfect score of 100, a first in Bluefield under civil service rules. The commission also addressed a protest from the Fraternal Order of Police regarding residency requirements for two probationary patrolmen.

Police Civil Service Commission Leon French Roy Humphreys Jim Bowman Bluefield Commission James B. Wooldridge J. Cylde EB. Elliott

City approves carnival rental and street bids in July sessions

Decisions include granting a permit to rent city property for a July carnival from July 8 to 13, approving ordinance changes on pinball tax exemptions, and reading bids for three Elm Street city lots. The high bid of 600 dollars for lots 31-33, Elm City, was accepted.

Clark Elm Street Mack Melvin Harry Street Elm City Luther Scott Bere Oo Shrewsbury P. D Bluefield Cab Company E. P. Mitchell Ellis Street T. C. Tanner Boone Street Providence Hospital

Naval Force Moves to Trieste in Mediterranean Tension

American and foreign authorities monitor the area as the U S naval force linked to Admiral Hewitt's 12th fleet shifts to Trieste. Reports of Yugoslav plans and troop movements amid Allied diplomacy raise fears of an international incident, with Byrnes and Molotov negotiating nearby.

Henry K. Hewitt 12Th Fleet London Henary Trieste Byrnes Molotov Ris Yugoslavia

Police Situation Continues. Rules, Pay Gaps Discussed

City officials dissect police department rules as City Attorney Scott explains two week old documents created by the city manager and chief of police Porterfield. Fraternal Order of Police pushes for proper certification and pay scales with sergeants earning more than patrolmen.

Louis Souller Police Civil Service Commission Luther G. Scott Scott West Arnold G. Porterfield Porterfield T. C. Tanner Commission Elliott City and Police Commission Brown City Board of Directors Lott. Brown T. C Fraternal Order of Police Arnold Yeag C. N. Wilson

Injuries Fatal To Pageton Man

Two Pageton men, Robert Freeman and Frank Turner both 24, were in an automobile collision between Pageton and Anawalt. Freeman died early last night from skull fracture and chest injuries while Turner remained hospitalized with facial cuts and limb injuries. Both were discharged veterans and employed by Page Coal and Coke company.

Robert Freeman Pageton Frank Turner Welch Hospital Anawalt Freeman Turner Stevens Navy Page Coal and Coke Company

Welch Woman Elected Head of Rebekahs

Mrs. Daphna D. Bolen of Welch was re elected district deputy president of the 17th district Rebekah assembly at a one day convention. About 100 delegates attended the meeting in the Odd Fellows Temple and new officers were elected and installed including Sallie DeHart Thelma Page Beckie Jimison Mary McCall Jean Dalton Josephine Kish Glenn Johnson Hallie McKinney and Sadie E Rush.

Daphna D. Bolen Welch Rebekah Odd Fellows Temple Sallie DeHart Davy Thelma Page Jaeger Beckie Jimison Mary McCall Newhall Jean Dalton Worth Inside Guardian Josephine Kish Gary Outside Guardian Glenn Johnson Bluefield Hallie McKinney Sadie E. Rush

Lions Club To Install New Officers Tonight

Vv. B. McClaugherty will be installed tonight as president of the Welch Lions club. The regular meeting at 6:30 in the Appalachian community room will also install Claubert White first vice president J C Steve Stamper second vice president Frank Mehall third vice president Norman Byron secretary Claude Hawkins treasurer John Earnest Liarl Tanner J C Kinder Tail Twister. Directors to be installed are J E Stafford Jr William Mitchell W T Thompson and John Latham.

Vv. B. McClaugherty Welch Lions Club Appalachian Community Room Claubert White J. C Steve) Stamper Frank Mehall Norman Byron Claude Hawkins John Earnest Liarl Tanner J. C. Kinder J. E. Stafford, Jr William Mitchell W. T. Thompson John Latham

Robbery Report Shakes Kimball and Keystone Stores

McDowell county officers and Keystone police investigated a reported robbery at Kimball and Keystone stores of the Koppers company. Officials said merchandise was missing from the Kimball store after the weekend theft.

McDowell County Keystone Kimball and Keystone Koppers Company Kimball

Welch Lodge to Elect Officers and Plan June 30 Session

Welch Lodge of Odd Fellows meets at 7:30 to elect officers. A degree team will be chosen to confer all subordinate degrees on a class of candidates at a special session set for June 30.

Welch Ee. E Endepentent Order of Elect Officers Lodge

Carswell Man Dies In Welch Hospital

Carswell man Constantine Creek Metre, 4, of Curwst, died in Welch Hospital. Funeral services will be held at Carswell Methodist Church this afternoon, conducted by Rev. I. T. Peters. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Survived by wife Violet, two children Constantine 3 and Swanca 7, four brothers Harry Woodson, Leslie Moore, Guy Moore of Kimball, two sisters Bessie Sulers of Ohio and Roxie Moore of Columbus, Ohio.

Carswell Methodist Church I. T. Peters Woodlawn Violet Constantine Swanca Harry Woodson Leslie Guy Moore Kimball Bessie Sulers Ohio Roxie Moore Columbus

McDowell Girl Scout Camp Opens July 5 Near Kimball

Opening of the county girl scout camp is set for July 5 and runs through July 28 at Camp Miriam Houston near Kimball. Supervisor Miss Emogene Sadler seeks a registered nurse for the first session and urges donations of old furniture for cabins to the local girl scout office.

Emogene Camp Miriam Houston Kimball Sadler Girl Scout

Snake Handler Bit By Rattler During Show

Bob Parker, 38, a snake handler with Shaw Brothers Shows, was treated at Stevens Clinic after being bitten on the left arm by a diamondback rattler at Vivian. Parker reached into a cage for an Indigo nonpoisonous snake and was bitten. arm swelling was noted but his condition remained satisfactory.

Bob Parker Shaw Brothers Vivian Stevens Clinic Parker

Senate Republicans clash over price control bill

House and Senate members debate extending wartime price controls. Rayburn defends OPA stating it sheltered the economy while opponents accuse the measure of deceiving the public. Wherry pushes for a strict response to oppose any compromise and keep meat and dairy controls under congressional review.

OPA Rayburn Contro Rep. Buffett Neb Rep. Smith Ohio America Wherry R-Neb

Byrnes Molotov Talks Reach Key Trieste Issue

Paris report says U S Secretary of State Byrnes had a private hour with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in a third meeting within a week. He then conferred with British Foreign Secretary Levin and French leaders Bidault. American informants say Byrnes reported to the French that progress is not complete and noted other items in the Italian peace discussions.

Paris U. S J. Byrnes V. M. Molotov Trieste Byrnes Ernest Levin Georges Bidault

Grundy Man Killed by Train in West Virginia

Henry Phillips, 25, of Grundy Virginia, was killed when struck by a Virginian Railway freight train at Riverside West Virginia, the home of his parents. Inquiries in Grundy found no funeral arrangements and it was unclear if the body would be brought home for burial.

Henry Phillips Grundy Riverside W. Va John R. P

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