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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
8
For sale brick dwelling ideal for grocery store or conversion to store room. Suitable for retail business. Reasonable terms. A bargain. Apply Box 16 care Daily Telegraph.
Americans and the Dutch are the heaviest smokers, each consuming about two ounces of tobacco weekly per person according to the report.
In a doubleheader sweep, the Giants defeated the Braves 4-3 and 3-0 to extend their National League lead. Hallahan and Vance pitched for St Louis and Boston respectively as Frisch, Medwick, O’Farrell and Durocher produced key hits. The Dodgers split with Cincinnati, winning 6-5 after trailing and losing 8-5 in the nightcap, while Brooklyn’s Erringer and Hemsley combined for the first game win. Bridegroom Bill Jurges led Chicago Cubs with seven hits in a 9-5 and 8-2 doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia.
A playful pattern feature touts a gay scarf styled with diagonal seaming and contrast fabrics in cotton and silk. Pattern 2554 offers sizes 14 to 40 with yardage details for size 16. illustration and step by step sewing instructions included. cost 15 cents, catalog and pattern 25 cents plus mail instructions to Daily Telegraph Pattern Department New York.
Incomplete baseball box score fragment lists players Hartmett Douthit Warneke and pitchers Holley Liska. Phillies and Chicago teams tied 5 on base. Warneke struck out five, Holley one. Holley allowed 11 hits in six innings, Liska one in three. Wild pitch by Holley. Holley charged with loss. Umpires Moran Rear don Quigley. Time 1:43.
The federal public works administration prepares loan forms to help cities counties and private agencies access a 3.3 billion dollar fund. But state administrations must be established first and Secretary Ickes hopes Roosevelt will name state administrators promptly to begin processing.
Bad weather again postponed the start of 25 Italian seaplanes scheduled to fly to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. Orbetello, Italy, reports the delay as crews await clearer conditions for the demonstration.
The mysterious flight of Ray I. Turk's attorney Frank G. Jones to Pittsburgh last week may affect today's first degree murder trial. Jones hopes Pittsburgh witnesses counter Abe Redlich, an arson ring member, who tied Turk to arson talks. Twenty-five witnesses testified for the defense, largely former Allington tenants.
Thirteen people died when a blaze at Turk’s direction was set by a Pittsburgh arson ring. Defense witnesses mainly testified they smelled gas two or three weeks earlier, with many noting a cook stove like odor.
Governor George White plans to sign a bill legalizing horse racing and pari mutuel betting and will name four members to control the sport. He is expected to appoint four for the milk commission to license distributors and influence milk prices. The racing bill becomes operative immediately. tracks plan racing programs before July 4.
Ohio unemployed demonstrators began walking home after Columbus provided gasoline for 20 vehicles that carried them to the capital to demand unemployment insurance and higher relief payments. The governor said the state has no funds for fuel, food, or shoes for about 500 marchers, who left the state fair grounds in orderly fashion.
In Basin No 1 near Hernan Basin, Wyoming county shows all 100 votes against repeal despite the county voting wet overall.
Mt. Airy wins 8 to 10 over Bluefield with Anderson pitching 5 strikeouts to Bowman 7. Anderson hit by pitch (Gammage). Offense features two-base hits by Anderson Kitchene Cain Cook Dunlap and Woodruff home run Johnson. Steals by Stevenson and sacrifices by Cain Stevenson. Time 2 05.
After a repeal vote in West Virginia, dry and wet leaders dispute whether the state sits in the North or South. The Antisaloon League and the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment clash on the state’s regional alignment, with McBride arguing WV is northern and not indicative of Southern attitudes.
Sydney reports Minister J. G. Latham says Europe must join any wheat restriction plan. Australia rejects limits that cover only the United States Canada Argentina and Australia and will seek a submission plan to European nations via Stanley M. Bruce in London.
Paris styles feature sweet peas as a fashionable motif. A designer trims an emerald green lace frock with a bertha neckline and white pea cluster on the shoulder. Another launches an organza dinner gown printed with blue grey sweet pea patterns.
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins appears at a recent conference in a smart black crepe frock trimmed with organdy. Her narrow brimmed black straw hat is decorated with two contrasting quills one white and one black.
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