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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
2
Tri City officials blame the factory for a delayed bus delivery under contract 8 of 1939. A May 16 letter highlighted promised delivery times but reply arrived late, indicating a roughly three week manufacturing delay.
A May 29 appeal to the manufacturer sought timely delivery in light of the May 24 public notice. The response arrived June 11 stating delivery would be anticipated if possible. On June 12 a letter urged the manufacturer to proceed, noting no action in the interim and hoping for delivery of the new Beaver.
Report from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia dated June 26 notes American habit of cocktails before meals is charming but the sulfur water intake causes a revel couple to appear pale and flat. A special train for a 95 000 tour of the venue is mentioned amid scattered details of the incident.
In Portland Oregon on June investigators and volunteers search a river for a missing three year old boy. Firefighters and police have extended the search as winds and currents hinder the effort.
Present day early American styles emphasize sturdy mellow looks tied to forebears with durable lines. Exciting 1939 designs mix freedom of form with practicality, suitable for modern apartments yet true to tradition. Pewter accents and maple lamps complement rooms, updating Puritan themes without losing historic charm.
The Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce and city leaders welcome new residents to Bluefield West Virginia. The notice lists families moving to Bluefield from Berwind and nearby communities, highlighting local schools churches hospitals and services as reasons to settle in the twin city.
The notice outlines that truck drivers will find updated and free services at the terminal, offering modern conveniences and support for all drivers. It emphasizes up-to-date facilities and the terminal’s commitment to comprehensive driver assistance.
Describes decorative metal used for lamps trays fireplace equipment and bric-a-brac. Mentions an early American wing chair a butterfly table and a Remember Y piece of dais. Notes new pieces like a small din table useful in small apartments and showcases varied home applications.
An old notice reports Weyanoke securing a charter from West Virginia authorities. The document references officials and historical context, noting the group’s purpose and links to past governance.
Charleston WV June 6 Oliver H Rohrig an employee at E I du Pont de Nemours plant testified on the compatibility of chemical operations with a CIO union. He was called to the stand amid plant work and warned employees about union activities conducted on company time, citing discipline for such conduct.
John L. Lewis international president announces a pact with coal operators in Hazeton Pennsylvania. The contract, negotiated in New York, keeps wages and hours of the old three year contract and grants the closed shop.
Article discusses avoiding estate and life insurance disputes by using properly funded trusts and named beneficiaries. It cites a case where a will and misnamed policy led to unintended shares for relatives and children. Advice emphasizes income-options and clear beneficiary designations to ensure funds reach the intended recipients.
Bluefield area home building rises as Georgia Lumber outlines loan access and design support. The company advertises loan guidance, contractor coordination, and quality materials to help lot owners finance and complete homes within income limits.
Landscape architect William H Hatfield of Cole's Inc offers June gardening tips. He notes disease and pests are fueled by poor soil and unbalanced manuring, urges balanced fertilization and restraint with sprays, and recommends pruning flowering shrubs now to maintain form.
Chief N. P. of the state mines commission announced Ray Ellis of Logan will assume mine rescue duties for Logan and Mingo counties. He replaces H Prentice Farley who had held the post. Ellis has years of service and will report to the conservation commission.
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