Wallace Name Used In Secret Testimony As Red Clearance
Former Rep John McDowell says ex Vice President Henry Wallace was named in secret Congressional testimony as the chief figure in clearance of wartime atomic material shipments to Russia. McDowell tied the claim to ongoing probes led by Gen T A Graves and noted involvement of other officials including Harry Hopkins.
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Wallace
Washington
INS
John McDowell
R-Pa
Henry A. Wallace
Secral
Russia
McDowrll
Cammoentsler
Patton Gowasee
Soviet Union
Harry Hopkins
Spredini
Rivssat
Couipinerit
Dowell
Walla
Lewis
Oates
McMohen
McMahony
Hamilton
Onie
Ut Cal J
Coral Falls
Salvation Army Kettles to Hold Gifts for Needy this Season
The Salvation Army plans a new one way gift plan with kettles at Capitol Street and Washington Street to raise funds for Christmas. A toy shop will stock toys for parents to select, replacing the old method. Approximately 500 dolls are already ordered for distribution through the charity.
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Salvation Army
Tn Fm
Fenvilles
Joes
Hayanes
Ation Army
Charleston Gazette
WCHS
Capitol Stoat Quaes Vo St
Baw
Quarrier
Te St
Washeagton SL
Hoart
Tay SA
T le Municipal Board
BiVilis
Cratiel
Lenansser Ave
Roane St
Bivans
Unclear transcription on student misconduct dispute
Fragmentary OCR notes describe confusion and harassment around teachers and students. The text mentions a person named Willis and references behavior at a school context with implied wrongdoing and confusion.
Smugglers of Foreigners Busted In Miami Net
Federal agents seized operators of an evasi ve Haovania to Miami shuttle accused of smuggling aliens into the United States for 500 to 800 dollars each. Two ring leaders and their wives were arrested in the Florida Gold Coast city after a long immigration stakeout. Justice Department operatives are rounding up 26 aliens slipped in through the Miami gateway since September, with 3 already picked up in New York City. Gaylord Saxton and Charles Cramton, both 26, named as ring members.
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Washington
McGrath
Miami
Florida
Justice Department
Miami Gateway
Cubs
New York City
Gaylord Saxton
Michigan State College
Charles Cramton
Belgrade Raps Red Blue Call in Yugoslav Affairs
An editoral in Borba, the Communist organ of Tito's government, denounces a Cominform call for world Marxist action against Yugoslavia. The piece claims the Soviet peace plan is bankrupt and warns that the line threats will backfire on Soviet aligned forces.
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Yugosa
Caminform
Hungary
Corm
Borba
Tre Editosat
Russa
Gazette Want Ads Spark Quick Cash Appeal
Unclear ad text promotes fast cash by placing Gazette want ads. Mentions guitar sales and furniture listings with contact to place ads. The fragmentary notice invites readers to sell items for immediate cash through Gazette classifieds.
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Gazette
Gazettes
Conan
Stupidity Blamed for Radar Gift in 1943 Soviet Seizure
Former Air Force Maj G Racey Jordan alleges Russia obtained top secret U S radar gear in 1943 via a lend lease shipment. He says a Soviet major general seized a C 47 near Washington and that he ripped out the radar from planes at Great Falls Montana and warned Wright Field officials. He cites four other planes in the same shipment containing the gadgets.
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New York
Tec. F
INS
Air Force
G. Racey
Jordan
Russia
U. S
Rada
Washington
Riteskin
Rus
Great Palls
Mont
Dayton
Great Falls
J. Gitzinger
Wright Field
Gitainger
Qother
Jardin
First Degree Murder Charge in Stomp Death Case
Prosecutor seeks first degree murder verdict against Harry Burdette and Fred Painter in the July 30 downtown Charleston killing of Edward O'Brien. Defense argues intoxication prevented premeditation, contending both defendants lacked a plan. Evidence to be presented on the night of the incident in Summers Street.
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Harry Atlee Burdette
RFD
Charleston
Edward C. O'Brien
Boone Dawson
DB. L. Salisbury
Burdette
Fred Clifford Painter
Clendenin
Frank L. Tayolr
Trg Burdette
Taylor
Painter
O'Brien
Summers St
Salisbury
Dawson
Salisoury
jkYows
Blocking Of Crossings Prompts City Investigation
City officials opened a probe into blocking grade crossings after a council meeting where councilman Fred L. Rippetoe cited a News story about children crawling under a stopped train. Mayor Andrews ordered police to assess conditions and act. Underpass ideas were discussed with engineering support and funding questions.
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New York Central Railroad
Andrews
Fred L. Rippetoe
14Th Ward
Cabin Creek
Charles W.ray
18Th Ward
George Singleton
H. Lo Campiell
Florida St
Singleton
Nationalists claim Suining fortress hold. Chiang in talks
News dispatch reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in conference with Gen Ju Tsung-nan as Nationalists say their forces near Suining hold firm. Hu’s army reportedly escaped entrapment north of fallen Chungking while red forces allegedly seized Chungking from the south. Hong Kong press notes uncertainty.
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Suining Chengtu
China
Suining
Eas
Chiang Kai-shek
Chengto
Ju Tsung-nan
Chungking
Chin Ling
Eith‘tor
Japan
Weikiang
Kostov Treason Trial Opens in Sofia Amid Charges
Bulgaria prepares to try Traicho Kostov, former deputy premier, on treason spying and sabotage charges. He has been detained since April after removal from office as regime officials describe the process as a major political case.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Traicho Kastov
Kostov
Rostov
Laszlo Rail
Yule Twins Event Offers All Expense Trip to New York
The story notes a prize of an all expense trip to New York in the Christmas Twins event. It mentions a family with a long history and a local store, hinting at a notable pedigree and community ties. The article blends nostalgic details with prize excitement for the holiday program.
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New York
City
Times Square
Christmas Twins Guess Leads to $2000 Gift Basket
On Saturday night December 17 the WCHS Gazette Gift Basket program offers over $2,000 in gifts to the person who correctly identifies the "Christmas Twins" when phoned. To enter, mail a $1 donation with a form to the "Christmas Twibs" Charleston W Va, including a telephone number and Maine address.
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Wchs-Gazette
Charleston
W. Va
Maine
Christmas Twins contest raises funds for Salvation Army
The WCHS Gazettes and WCHS program listeners are invited to join a charity contest to pick a trip winner. Entry sends $1 or more to Charleston WV with proceeds going to Salvation Army for meals, toys, and candy for needy local families.
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Wchs-Gazette
Dee. Ltaj
the Gazettes
WCHS
Osivank Belmont Plaza
Capital Airline
Charleston
W. Va
Salvation Army
Charles
Burt
New York
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Apex Automatic Dish-a-Matic
Small Group of Operators Sign Sweeping Agreement To Meet Lewis Demands
A southern West Virginia union leader reported a break in the Operators ranks in the wage dispute. William Blizzard of United Mine Workers District 17 said an Ohio operator with 400 to 600 mines would travel to Washington to seek a separate contract, a move he called a major break in the stalemate that has kept a three day work week. State tax data showed coal price receipts slipping for the year, with November gross sales tax returns at 705,276.44 and total five month fiscal year receipts down from last year.
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West Virginia
Wiliam Blizzard
Wrs Desteich
Ohio
Washington
Union
Blizzard
Kanawha
Prosicniak
UMW
Fairmont
UMW_6
Urbaniak
Charleston
H. Koontz
Koontz
AMA Seeks 3.5 Million War Fund From Members
The American Medical Association proposes a mandatory 25 dollar annual levy on its 145000 active members to fund an all out fight against socialized medicine. A 30 day penalty would apply for nonpayment. Dr Ernest Irons, AMA president, announced the plan amid a delegation meeting in Washington.
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Andy Hall
Mount Vernon
American Medical Assoc
Washington
Ernest L. Irons
Chicago
Gazelie Telepheta
Shington
INS
American Medical Association
Ernest BE. Irons Ama
Dld
Fallon
Europe
Tas
AMA
Charters Chase
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Hall
Break Announced By Miners Chief
A fragmentary United States report says a new contract covering about one percent of coal production was signed by miners led by John Lewis. The deal sets top wages near 15 dollars a day and outlines basic terms while many operators reject the agreement as a swap.
Yeager to Speak In Memorial Pearl Harbor Rite
The Pearl Harbor Day observance in Charleston features Capt. Chuck Yeager delivering the principal address. A half hour service begins at 1 36 p m with a military flyover and rose petals at Kanawha County markers. Mayor Andrews will light a 25 foot Christmas tree as part of the ceremony organized by the Kanawha County Military Manpower Commission. Capt Yeager arrives at Kanawha Airport at 10 a m
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United States
Charleston
Yale
Cap? Chia
Hamlin
Capt
Yeager
Lre St. Triangle
Pearl Harbor
Kanawha County
Andrews
John Brawley Post
L-sion
Tunnel Bore Pierces Lode of Pitchblende
A Denver mining official announced a 3600 foot tunnel in the Rockies may reveal a major pitchblende lode. Alexander Pregel of Canadium Radium and Uranium Corp said the vein lies in the old Caribou mine district west of Boulder Colorado. Plans to extend tunnels to nearby areas are underway.
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Denver
Dev
Rockies
Alexander Pregel
New York
Canadium Radium and Uranium Corp
Denver Post
Caribou
Boulder
Cola
U N Urges Hands Off China In World Vote
The U N Political Committee approved a American backed declaration urging noninterference in China. The 47 to 5 vote saw strong opposition from the Chinese Nationalist delegation while the Slav Group cast the negatives. The Russian bloc abstained from debate but voted on proposals as the Assembly plans to take up the decision tomorrow.
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Lake Success
China
U. N
Fishing Meadows
Ward Believed To Be On Way To North China
Ward and 20 associates, held in Communist Majden, are leaving by special train to Tientsin under State Department notice. From Paiping the plan is to move toward Yokohama with one vessel, the Lakeline Victory, for eventual freedom. Four Americans remain in China and North Korea as U S officials seek further action.
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Washington, Tow
Angus Ward
Amorizar Lemiaiate
Majden
O'Edlund
Prining
Taku Bar
Yokoham
Japan
Plas
al Taxa
Kobe
China
North Korea
Church Programs Sought for Christmas Gazette Submissions
Churches saving Christmas musical programs are asked to submit details to The Gazette by December 12 for publication in the Sunday, December 18 issue.
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Yale
Gazette
Suntday
This Air We Breathe Major Kanawha Valley pollution sources
This summary previews major air partition sources in the Kanawha Valley and the goal of eliminating airborne dirt nuisance. Over ten weeks Charleston area pollution reporting will lead to conclusions and recommendations. The Gazette writer Chares R. Armentrout sets up a final article in the series to appear Sunday December 1.
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Kanawha
Charleston
Chares R. Armentrout
the Gazette
Wildcat strike halts Oak Ridge AEC construction work
About 2 000 workers on Atomic Energy Commission projects at Oak Ridge walked out in protest against non union labor by Oman Construction of Nashville. The walkout began with 250 workers at the K-29 diffusion plant and spread, prompting AEC appeals to federal mediation agencies to end the stoppage.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy
hiIp
AEC
Sof
Manasegus Diffusion Plant
Nayanalaor Relations Board
Netarseaan
James A. Ma Ilornes
Zien
Knoxville
Sentative
Gordon Molesworth
Molesworth
Oman Construction Co
Nashville
Night Sky Show Prominent Planets Visible This Week
The page notes a December sky forecast with visible planets including Sirius and Jupiter in the east, Saturn high in the south, and Mars left of Saturn. Moon phases indicate Last Quarter on December 12 and a Tuesday temperature display appears in the regional weather section.
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GAO
Shey
Procyon Jow
pSirius
BBC
Mouse
Pracy
Jupiter
Law
Saturn
Mars
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McDowell
Willie Willis
Belgrade
Red
Chengtu
Virginia
Querrier
Dad
Charleston Electrical Supply
Norge
General Electric
Virginian
Epectric Inc
Philco
Tri- State Appliance Co
Huntington
Westinghouse Champion Electric
Thomas, Field and Co
Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Co
AMA Levies
Big War Fund
Te Journal of the American Medical Assoc
Austin South
Morris Fishbein
Gazette Telephote
Tnerenase
Coalindustry
John &. Lewis
Welbuty
Tistal
Mal
Ia House
Jonn D. Baile
Baile
Dresident
Joseph
Bage
U.N
Ward
North
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