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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1950
Page
5
The article fragment cites Bert Gerard Muss Stevens and Linda Wellich with mention of the red headed Bulgarian soprano and conductor Ormandy. It describes stage business and chorus interactions with trousers trouble noted.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Tobin of Huntington announce the betrothal of their daughter Phyllis Anne Tobin to Dr. Leonard Wasserstrom of Columbus. The wedding set for February 4 at Lonka Provincial House in Columbus will be officiated by Rabbi Nathan Zelizer. Phyllis Anne will graduate from Marshall College in January and belongs to Alpha Kappa Psi. Leonard Wasserstrom is a graduate of Ohio State School of Dentistry and a member of Tau Epsilon Phi.
A fragmented column rails at postwar labor politics and the AFL while warning of a coal crisis and the rise of Red Labor led by Harry Bridges. The author imagines deportation, wage and rent controls, civil defense rules, and a national urge for unity despite factional strife.
Affianced couple is Constance Cummings Artington Ay and Pfe Eugene Rywant USAF, son of Mrs Charles Rywant. The wedding is planned for June at Schwamb Memorial Church. Constance will graduate from Charleston High School, and Eugene, an alumnus of Charleston High, is stationed at Seolt Field.
The piece discusses U.S. willingness to fund growth at home rather than risk comfort by sending troops. It covers Stalin praising mass mobilization, Soviet hopes for American tech aid, and a farewell dinner where John Eisenhower praised the Red Army soldier. It frames the issue as freedom versus aggression and calls for moral clarity and sacrifice.
A wartime editorial exhorts Americans to resist surrender and defend freedom. It defends the homeland against slave-state threats, vows unity in peril, and promises eventual victory, urging readers to greet Christmas with hope for the New Year.
Gen. Wu Hsiu-chuan arrives in Moscow with a delegation of eight from the Chinese Communist Party on their way home to Peiping from Lake Success. They had been in the United States since November 24.
A terse historical note recalls the Katmai volcanic eruption of 1912 in the Aleutians as one of the era’s most violent outbursts. It highlights the era’s modern anxieties amid A bombs and trans Atlantic rockets.
The text alleges Hoffman sought to inflame Jews and mentions fear of Hitlerian pogroms. It claims no specific act occurred and accuses Zionists while casting doubt on a Jewish state proposal. The fragment references copyright year 19df and a Gazenter Pegler source.
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