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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1943
Page
7
In a tense confrontation Gram admits killing Derek Grady. She taunts the sheriff over evidence and describes disposing of the body and the lake burial. Police scrutiny focused on her bank visit and the attempt to cash a $5,000 check before Grady’s death.
Kathy recounts a confrontation where a man threatened her and she defended herself with a gun. George Baker defends her publicly while Kathy is jailed for murder awaiting trial. The narrator plans to visit Kathy as legal troubles mount and a missing测
A. Argyle Knight, youth director for the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church, spoke at Trinity Methodist in Bluefield for the district camp coaching conference. He led sessions on Counselling and Unfinished Task and preached at Bland Street Church on The Light That Does Not Fail before departing for a Beckley conference and summer camp duties in Houston.
J Hudson Huffard of Bluefield Virginia has been reelected as a Kiwanis International trustee after attending a war time council in Chicago replacing the usual annual convention. Donald B Rice is named Kiwanis International president. The June convention was cancelled at government request with under 100 key Kiwanians attending the war time meeting.
Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown announced no reduction in the value of A B or C gasoline coupons is planned for now. He said sufficient gasoline should reach the northeast to avoid civilian shortages, with cuts only if transport fails to meet essential needs. The East Coast’s July September allotment rose to 328000 barrels daily, offset by farm and commercial transport demand. coupon values have already been trimmed in the northeast.
Roy Yoke, collector of internal revenue, warns doctors, drug stores, and hospitals to file narcotic stamp applications by June 30, 1943. Remittance must be cash, certified check, or post office money order. Applications for liquor and beer stamps and other items mailed to records show must be filed by July 31, 1943. Capital stock tax returns for year ended June 30, 1943, must be filed by July 31, 1943.
Robert B. Williamson of Bluefield donated blood at the Red Cross donor service in Chicago supported by the American Red Cross war fund. Williamson was among the volunteers participating at Wa bash Avenue No. 5 location.
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