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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
8
A Sunset News notice urges readers to support unseen candidates for the Chicago World's Fair tour. It highlights votes not pledged, calls for citizen outreach, and promotes the event as a sweeping exhibition of science and invention, promising a college-like educational experience for locals.
Bluefield voters face a zoning law vote next week after an informative Rotary luncheon by F. T. Best of Pittsburgh. City Manager Elmer Barton and R. I. Devlin attended to hear Best describe building and beautification under zoning and answer questions. Visitors included Dr. Dorsey Ketchum of Huntington and Dr. H McD. McCue of Fisherville Va.
Washington June 27 Commander Benjamin W. Gaines, currently on duty at the naval station New Orleans, was ordered to duty at the naval ordnance plant South Charleston West Virginia.
Barrett Colvin returns to New York and pursues Elinor Stafford while Lida Stafford plots to secure the Sexton fortune. Miss Ella Sexton suspects secrets as Barrett's behavior and tobacco smoking reveal tensions. Awaited will change looms as Groter enters for matters of inheritance.
The First Baptist church starts a New Testament study tonight during the Wednesday prayer meeting hour led by the pastor. It will run for several weeks and offers credits on standard courses for young people and Sunday school teachers. The public is invited and visiting church members may have credits certified at their own churches.
United Mine Workers of America call a mass meeting at Matoaka Thursday night at 7:30 under the Industrial Recovery Act. Speakers include Jessie Aquino Charles Payne and Albert Stone organizers address the gathering.
Pittsburgh June 27 potters fix a minimum wage of 25 to 30 cents an hour and a 40 hour week under a fair competition code. Industry leaders gathered to appeal to President Roosevelt for relief from foreign competition and outlined enforcement boards to stop sales below manufacturing costs.
W. Edwin Wells of Newell West Virginia president says the association represents about 75 percent of American potters as it combats low European wages impacting the industry.
The revival at Pentecostal Holiness Church on Wayne Street continues all week led by evangelist Rev Bane Underwood. He preaches the Bible and speaks against sin inviting the public to attend. Thursday night focuses on young people with a special invitation.
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