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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1933

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New York Chamber Opposes Commodity Dollar Plan

A New York chamber resolution denounces proposed commodity or managed dollars and calls for restoring the gold standard to support business recovery. It condemns automatic monetary experiments and urges administration to clearly announce a return to gold standard as the policy.

New York Nowg UPA Chamber of Comrierde Leonord Loran Delaware and Audyon Railroad Germany Belgium Wallstraat Rooeevelt United States A. W. Benkert Susreney

Dr J A Burrow Dies in Tennessee Pastor

Dr J A Burrow dies in Tennessee after a long pastorate at Bland Street Church. He married Miss Mary Prosser of Fayette, Missouri about twenty five years ago, who survives. He leaves two brothers, Judge Robert Burrow and T Burrow, both of Bristol.

End of Strike Near in Steel Mine Conflict

Washington reports leaders of Western Pennsylvania coal miners agreed to return to work after a White House meeting with President Roosevelt. Wagner to oversee elections. recovery chief Johnson predicted most miners back by Wednesday. Officials planned localized elections in Carmichael, Uniontown, California, and Pittsburgh with National Labor Board supervision.

Washington Roosevelt Pennsylvania Wagner National Labor Board United Mine Workers of America Hugh Johnson White House United Mine Workers Benator Wagner National Abbor Board Dake Lom Carmichael Groane County Uniontown Fayatt California Washington County Pittsburgh Allegheny Couny

City and Mine Workers Clash Over Labor Code

A garbled report describes a seven minor delegation led by William Hines meeting President Johnson in the White House amid mine strikes at H. C. Frick Coke mines. The miners fear company unions will weaken United Mine Workers as they press for union recognition and a fair code. The code process, political tensions, and Roosevelt’s ultimatum frame the stalled negotiations.

Johnson Ryan Baid William Hines United Mine Workers of America Atest Atraery New York Eqco White House H. C. Frick Coke Company United States Steel Corporation Ryan Roosevelt

Chicago World's Fair May Run Into 1934

Off of a World’s Fair decision, the Chicago World's Fair will continue into 1934 after unanimous vote by the World's Mall association. Rufus Dawee says $21,000,000 must be raised, with business leaders confident. The federal government shows support, concessions vote to extend, and most expo buildings should weather winter with some strengthening.

Chicago Offolala Raase Buemeda

An Intercollegiate Matchup Preview With Davis and Hiking

Davis and Hiking, an undefeated West Virginia team, completed their final workout this afternoon ahead of tomorrow’s game against Geneva. Coach Gam Henderson pushed the squad through drills on the Pit practice field as prep intensified for the contest.

Pittsburgh Davis West Virginia Toneva Gam Henderson

Virginia Speakers Genter Fire In Byrd's Hometown

In Byrd's hometown Virginia speakers from both major parties clash over record in Congress and campaign tactics. Republicans denounce criticism as mudslinging while Democrats defend government programs and accuse Republicans of hypocrisy on pledges. Senator Byrd and Wise weigh in on campaign issues including beer repeal and party integrity.

Virginia Byrd Hoover Wise

Tentative Draft of Control Bill Dims Layman Act

Richmond Virginia November 3 A tentative draft of a bill to be introduced at the next session of the general assembly will embody Virginia s new system of liquor control to supersede the Layman act A conference of six members of the state liquor control commission at the capitol Monday will prepare the draft The full commission meets November 22 to formulate its final report and the outlines are largely agreed on It favors sale of liquor through state dispensaries with possible state manufacture and limits private sale of beer and wine under regulations

Richmond Virginia Estate Liquor Control Commission Capitol Jas Ag Ito Commission

Health experts address P T A meet in Charleston

Delegates to the state Parent Teacher Association conven tion opened general sessions with talks on child health. Dr Arthur McClure state heart commissioner and Mrs Ada McDermott assistant director addressed the gathering. C Leon Hart of Charleston chaired the association legislative committee. Preceding events honored past presidents at a breakfast with William G Robinson National Recreation Association district representative and H K Baar state rural schools supervisor speaking at a luncheon.

Charleston W. Va Arthur 4. McClue Ada McDermott C. Leon~hart Association‘ Legislative William G. Robinson National Recreation Association H. K. Baar

New French cabinet wins confidence vote in Paris

Parla November 3 The Sarraut cabinet wins a vote of confidence in its program of sound finances. Deputies back the new premier to avoid another ministerial crisis and preserve the French franc and gold reserves. The text notes past cabinet turmoil and the need for economic restoration. The item also oddly includes a note about U S 1 highway paving from Fort Kent Maine to Key West Florida.

Parla Albert Sarrout Chamber of Deputies Solind Exiauard Deladier France Ft. Kent Key West Pla

Radio Listings and Schedules From a Michigan Station

A dense OCR page lists NBC W E AF CBS W ABC network time slots across regions Midwest East Mountain Pacific Coast and Canada with program names hosts and times. It notes a new Michigan motor law: failure to pay an automobile accident judgment could bar future driving in Michigan.

Nbc-Wiz Network Easts Okac Milwest Weky Kyw Kfix Wenr Koll Wren Kao Wim Wiba Kfyr Oki Cfct South Wrva Wptt Wwre Wla Wiax Wila Kyco Why Wias Kpro Mountain Pacific Coast Khj King Keve East The Merrig Men Echoee Echo Immy Garrigan Nall Sisters Orphan Annie Richard Himber Mary Small Captain Williams Eget John Herrick Three Musketeers Eaet Annie Judy Zeke Ray Perkina Wiz Montreal Chicago Cuckoos Kuku WLS Royale Childe Scott Michigan

Fairmont Rallies to Beat Potomac State

Fairmont, W. Va Nov a Fairmont State Teachers trailed Potomac State 6 0 at three quarters then surged in the final period to win 21 6. Glenn returned a punt for six yards for a first score, Myera added a field goal and Myara plunged in for a TD after a Potomac turnover. Altman intercepted a pass on the Potomac 29, setting up Fairmont’s drive to the two yard line, and Myere scored again on a two yard run to seal the victory for Fairmont State Teachers College.

Fairmont W. Way Clark Potomac State College Wad Fairmont State Glenn Myera Altman Myara Myere Tiwan Fairmont Val

Deathbed trust custom abolished by decree in Catalonia

In Barcelona the autonomous region of Catalonia abolished a 1100 year old deathbed trust custom. Originating with a ninth century Aragonese king the sac ramental testament bound two oath sworn executors in a church to carry out an unwritten will. An old man recently left 14000 pesetas to a blind man and the government agreed to recognize it before ending the custom.

Barcelona Spain Catalonia Aragon Bach

Rump to Notify Legislators of Session Debate

A report notes the commissioner believes it is his duty to disagree on all questions in session. He says the men he disagrees with believe current constitution allows debt payments by the same method, and all agree debts should be paid by special levies, with taxation burden unchanged.

Reverend M. Pullen Dies Former WV Anti Liquor Leader

Charleston West Virginia Reverend Co M Pullen longtime head of the West Virginia Anti Saloon League and a noted prohibition advocate died today in a Washington sanitarium after a two month illness. He retired in 192? due to ill health and was succeeded by B J Hwing coming from Iowa. Pullen had recently taken a pastor assignment in Parkersburg but preached only a few times. Burial plans place his body in Point Pleasant where he began temperance work and aided local option dry laws in Mason County.

Charleston W. Va Co. M. Pullen West Virginia Washington Pullen Ray B. J. Hwing Iowa Mathoilat Episcopal Church Parkersburg India League Point Pleasant Temperance Mason County

Rev Roy C Wyland to preach at Westminister Church

The Rev Roy C Wyland head of the education and church relations department of the national Boy Scout movement will preach at 11 a m Sunday morning at Westminister Presbyterian Church N S Hampton scout minister of Troop 19 will speak and Regional Director N Ovru m will introduce Dr Wyland Troop 19 will be the special guests at the service

Roy C. Wyland National Boy Scout Movement Westminister Presbyterian Church N. S. Hampton N, Ovrum Wyland

Delicious Froge Legs Menu At Jimmy's King’s Tatta

A local food note highlights a dish of fried frog legs served with tar tar sauce at Jimmy's. The quirky item is described as a feature of the eatery's bold menu choices.

Jimmy's

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