Ex Vice President Named Authority for Atomic Gilts
Atomic shipments to Russia via Alaska and Soviet materials loom large in testimony from a House committee investigation. A former vice president is named authority on atomic gilts while officials discuss secret cargoes and the handling of Soviet bound materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Krym
Great Falls
Mont
Doen
Win Volka
Montana
Nin
Russia
Alaska
Rumacs
Stalin
Faeler
J. Brisselt
House
Evienen
Louis J. Russell
Thussell
Tarry Hopkins
Gazette Telephoto
Slot Machines Stuck For Soviets Drinks in Base VA
A wartime tale from Greet Falls Montana reports three slot machines at the Officers Club paid out for Soviet personnel. Former Air Force Mail Kacey Jordan testified to the House Committee that he had to collect checks for the Soviets and eventually assigned the proceeds from the three machines to cover a 6711 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Yee
Othe
Greet Falls
Mont
Air Force Mail
Kacey Jordan
House un-American Activities Commitite
Fragmentary recollections of a Russian witness in a wartime case
Jordan recalls a note to Mr Mikoyen claimed as an important Russian figure immune to testimony. He describes delays and a clash with a war department inquiry, mentions inspectors and shipments, and a conversation about a Soviet contact, ending with a misattribution to Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodaway
H. Hi
Groves
Jordan
H. Eh
Mikoyen
Russia
Moatio
Wau
Rio
McClelan Belt
Plank
Hopkins Son Faces Charges In Los Angeles Case
Disjointed statements from David Hopkins claim his father urged sharing atomic secrets with the Soviet Union and Russia during wartime. He disputes signed documents and cites alleged conversations in February and March, while noting critics and telephone contact with Harry Hopkins was blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartine
Wis
Asan
Harry Hoblins
Dan
Harry Bropkins
Richards Found Guilty On Singe Charge
The court jury found Richards guilty on a single charge after testimony from Maynard and others. Maynard testified he and Richards were at a Riverview restaurant the evening of May 17 and witnessed nothing about the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Ilty
Chandes
T. Wienaredsy
Natomine
Wart Loorel Gui
Stealinar Slo
John W. Siders
Belle
Cyrks
Eeferree
Maynard
Charleston
Heth Richards
Miners Strike and Railway Ties Spark Industry Turmoil
Unclear OCR text notes widespread miner action and railway concerns, hinting at a major labor dispute involving the United Mine Workers and new operators. The fragment suggests contract talks and potential splits amid sector pressures, with mentions of earnings and job arrangements.
Honors Divided Between Bailey And Piano Team
Bailey and the Hierjoux duo share honors at a Charleston concert. Bailey, a first timer with the Charleston Chemical Music Players, impressed with warm lyric tone and refined diction while the Hierjoux piano duo delivered crisp Bach and Mozart before audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Bayard F. Ennis
Arciste
Charleston Chemical Music Players
Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
James L. Bailey
John
Jose Hierjoux
Dun Panisis
Hiersouxes
Thomas Morley
Mozart
Chopin
Debussy
Fender
Schmidt
Audianes
Apslaud
Mr. Hiersoux
Kiwanians Plan WVU Day Event Amid District Notices
In Morgantown the West Virginia Kiwanis District organizes observance of WVU Day on February 51. Local clubs will participate with formal events marking the 88th anniversary of the act that created the university, according to district official Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Der
Baens
Virginia Kiwanis
Stewart
Fire Chasing Outlawed By St. Albans Council
St. Albans city council approved an ordinance setting a minimum $25 fine for following or obstructing the fire, with enforcement starting December 14. A petition from citizens to confine burning to metal containers was referred to fire and ordinance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
St. Alone
Importer Details War Material Shipment Tied to Russian Agency
An importer claims continued shipments from page 13 relate to medical Duis pores and for the manufacture of ur barrels. The goods were covered by a license obtained through the Russian procurement agency as part of a broader war purchase program. The executive notes the material’s strategic importance was limited at the time and later used for commercial purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh Digenses
Airtel Lend Lenise
Matey
Purche
Shrine Circus Brings Big Top To Charleston
The Muni auditorium hosts the Beni Kedem Shrine Polack Bros Circus with Natal the ape, Rose Gould Trig, Barton the Great, Berosini Troupe, and Roland TVieber's trained sea lions. The show runs 3:15 and 8:15 p.m. weekdays and 2:15 and 6:15 p.m. weekends with charity guest days for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Beni-Kedem
Rose Gould
Rose
Berosini
Josephine Berosini
Roland Tvieber
Americ
Frank Whitbeck
Cai and
Samsay
Gudrow
Ward-Bell
Charleston
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Several Counties
Obituaries list multiple deaths with services planned at various churches. Brenda Eloise Asbury dies in a hospital. services at Lotus Church of Gee with burial at tas family cemetery. Several relatives are named and services set at different churches with mortuary directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Brenda Eloise
Sp. ml Lotus
Church of Gee
Joanny King
Tas Family
Cemedy
Cogke Mortuary
Nitra
Cermin
Bundey
Gucil
City Group Urges Housing Plan and Loan Approval
The planning committee recommends a preliminary loan of 150000 to the public housing authority for initial costs of a 502 unit project. The project, costing about 4 million, aims to house over 500 families on a site with loading zone restrictions and truck bans to regulate traffic. Authorities propose actions for surveys and planning under applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inecal, Public Housing Authority
Jaw Rent Io
Gift Basket Contest Offers Big Tech Prizes On Capitol Street
The Gazette promotes a holiday Gift Basket fundraiser with a $2,090 prize pool including a Westinghouse range, Philco refrigerator freezer combo, and various appliances. Donors contributing $1 or more gain a chance to win one of these items donated by Appalachian Electric Power Co and other vendors, with trips to New York and hotel stays included. The feature also highlights the Christmas Twins pictured on the paper’s front page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Charleston
General Electric
Westinghouse
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Co
Bond- Rider-Jackson
Eureka
Jonna-Carnett Electric Co
Victor
Allegheny Home Appliances
Huntington
Klvetronin Specialty
Park Ave
Belmont Plaza
New York
Philco
Diggers in State Report on Company Tax Deduction
A report from the state covers the mining or construction firm and its tax deduction dispute. Officials audit the company and consider adjustments to deductions claimed during the fiscal period. Public records indicate scrutiny of write offs and potential revenue impact.
Belle County plans in court challenge to incorporation
West Belle residents and local firm representatives asked the State Supreme Court to block the proposed city of Belle. They argued a 1949 act giving county courts jurisdiction over large communities lacks elector empowerment to draft or amend charters. The court ordered defense of the plans and to present a census and voter registration outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Belle
State Supreme Cotes
Aoting
Wll
West Belle
App
Eharlen
Agilal W
Dyaias Yeiers
Nicholis
Peut Lars Teeny. Vyeiers
Prayer Proceeds For Betty Condition As Church Prays
The County Baptist Association moderator Rev Dr M Renick presented a resolution calling the group to pray for Betty the right eye girl whose case is under formal cognizance. He expressed faith that God will let her keep her hand though his will must be done, and the conference then joined in prayers for Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Renick
The
County Baptist Assoc
Hm Fo
Betty
May Trades and Prison Break Attempt Reported
May aided by John M. Moore of Lexington attempted to slip into a prison he fought to retain for over two years. They met at the Boyd County Court House Catlettsburg at 6 19 am and drove to the prison. May faced charges of accepting 8503 000 from the Garssons of a midwest munitions firm for favors to a War Department project. The article notes sentences to be served Friday in the District of Columbia jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Aoom
John M. Moore
Lexington
Kentucky
Boyd County Coort House
Catlettsburg
Robert Vernon
Garssons
District of Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell
Hopkins
Watson Officar
Lendlon
Orle Tele
Pern
Copinus
FBI
Elea
Sfordan Anid
Washington
Blonkins
Los Angeles
David Hopkins
Hodlay
Surnek
Tye
Shrine Circus
Alexander Konyor
Freddie Freeman
Otto Griebling
Beni Kedem Shrine-Polack
Thomad Henry
Bru Klehorns
Alphis
Furas
Olla Song
John of
Nettie
Charins
Marreve
Hubert
Bruce
Ong Daughetar
Mary Grip
Towson
Ark
Richardson Clichating
Will Gellow
Chuset
Will Toe and Wollne
East Raineils
Duigvid
William—Bervice
Starden and Harden Chanel
J. L. Kase
Mr. Duguid
Uited
Gaturday
E. Jesiphe
Wilson Mortuary
Willard Garney
Spring Hill
North Charleston
Wight
Fuge Sion
Bessie Smith
Helen Thampsau Ari
Annw Cutts
Try
Mabel Smith
Pittsburgh
Winona
Elizabeth
Ming Hoke
Welle
Princeton
Jane
Huda
Stephen O'Neil
TH. Dariess
Penris
Joseph R
NM Leng Hara
Rose Caldwell
Bella Yanrhan
Charl
Cen F Boke
Caldwell
Comerrew
Vestdanes
Burritt
Momnt
Ugries
Deltan
MM Geandentidren
Lomccraw
Olice Branch Baptist
Chereh al Dustan Willy Ree
Hunter
War of Madison
Enarge
Smivee
Capitol Street
Kwa
New York City
Capital Airlines
Diggers
Kanawha County
Consolidated Bus Lines, Inc
Wyoming
Ruth BR. Frampton
Newfield
N. J
Jo N. Kenna
Frampton
Consolidated
Allenue
Leslie Holmes Johnson
Becauuse
Johnson
Supreme Court
Jonmmarand
Burt Harard Hat
Depsuly Sherif
Fred Dalsen Tast
B.C. D
Dror Chae Quatiin
WokuTebath
Pavel Noverds
Flake
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!