Diggers Defiant About T-H Edict U S Confeds Involved in Fuchs Case
FBI Director Hoover told Congress that Americans assisted Dr Klaus Fuchs in passing stolen atomic and H bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. He said British and American agents are pursuing collaborators as the inquiry into the espionage ring expands. The testimony was given in secret before the Atomic Energy Committee with notes on American contacts connected to Fuchs and other questions about security in the Manhattan District.
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GOP to Pound On Socialist Theme In 50 Campaign
The Republican statement frames the 1950 congressional race as liberty against socialism. It pledges immediate action on wages taxes and industry while opposing federal overreach and calling for strong national defense and economic growth. The party unity memo stresses commitment to general tax relief and free enterprise.
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Editor Reports Reds Kaploded Hydrogen Bomb Discovery
The article notes claims of a hydrogen bomb test by Reds and predicts a massive explosion similar to the first atomic blast. It mentions Dr. Hans Bethe and American scientists awaiting detection and references a possible report by De Courcy with details to page five.
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Peddler Changes Mind in Unclear Street Exchange
A fragmented report details a peddler and a woman named Willie Willis in a hesitant street exchange. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or places, leaving the incident described as uncertain and incomplete.
Basketball Scoreboard The Cuzette Scoreboard numbers listed
The Gazette invites readers to call The Cuzette Scoreboard for basketball scores on Tuesday and Friday nights between 8:30 and 9:31 PM. Use only two numbers 391099 or 31930 for updates, avoid other Gazette numbers 3-7939 or 3-7530.
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Court Upholds Sugar Import Law Against Inequities Claim
The U S Supreme Court, in a 7 to 1 decision, upheld a 1948 act allowing Puerto Rico to send sugar to the mainland and rejected challenges that Congress could similarly regulate other island products. Justice Frankfurter noted the policy's broad discretion, while the majority dismissed the argument as unsuitable for judicial intervention.
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Writer Struck by State Officer Over Kyoto Dispatch
UP writer was assaulted by Capt. Waller Penning of Boston, an Army information officer, after an argument over a Kyoto story. The incident followed a plane split of joint chiefs of staff reporters and MacArthur headquarters reportedly not favoring the newsmen.
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Joint Chiefs
Heiress to Be Named At Midnight Thursday
The Gazette promotes a midnight reveal for Charlestar's Heiress contest tied to the Id4eday competition. Olivia de Havilland and Montgomery Clift star in the film that inspires the event, with prizes including an Admiral television set and other gifts from local merchants. Votes by mail or in person at The Gazette office.
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U.S. High Commissioner Scolds Germans in Stuttgart Speech
High Commissioner John J. McCloy delivered a forceful address in Stuttgart criticizing German leaders for anti allied criticism and rising Nazi influence. He warned Germans to focus on internal problems, reject any future army or air force, and counter apathy toward political duties.
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Tydings Pleads For World Disarmament Conference
Senator Tydings urges President Truman to convene a world disarmament conference to scrap arms and prevent hydrogen bombs hidden in enemy ships. He warns of sneaky H bomb attacks on U S ports and calls for universal disarmament including air land and sea forces with limited postwar police powers for occupied areas.
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Phone Strike Delay Asked by Federal Conciliator
Federal Conciliation chief Cyrus Ching asked the Communications Workers union and all telephone employers to postpone the nationwide strike planned to start Wednesday for 15 days. The telegram urged delay to allow further talks and settlement of issues between parties.
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Division 6 Will Comply of Trenp Postponed
New York report says Ernest Weever of Division 6 CIO Communications Workers said the division would comply with a request for a telephone strike postponement if the union's international office directs. He warned 100000 Bell System workers could harm the domestic economy and national prestige abroad. Negotiations continue and a report to Ching is set for Feb 2 on intensified bargaining with a Feb 24 deadline requested, with no clear indication from Joseph Beirne on extending the deadline. Conciliation service representatives participate in talks between CWA and affiliates of the American Telephone system.
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Gangsters Home Ravaged by Bomb Blast in Brentwood
Mickey Cohen, Hollywood gang boss, survived a blast at his Brentwood mansion. Authorities say 100 sticks of dynamite may have been used in an amateur attack that damaged the left front of the house while Cohen, his wife, maid, and two dogs were unhurt. Another assassination attempt underscores a violent campaign against the crime figure.
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My Vote for Charleston's Heiress Ballot Time
Ballots must be mailed by Thursday noon February 9 to Jerry Braden teen age columnist The Charleston Gazette or delivered in person. No limit on ballots for a single candidate.
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Miners Strike Deepens as Soft Coal Crisis Expands
In a broad steel belt toll, 872,260 miners walk out over a new contract, halting much of the soft coal supply. President Truman cites Taft Hartley and moves to compel production while miners vow no work under the proposed terms. The strike shuts many West Virginia and Southern mines and tests court orders and government action.
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Miners Strike Prompts Taft-Hartley Action Across Nation
President Truman activated the Taft-Hartley emergency machinery as a mid winter walkout by coal miners escalated. The union demands higher pay and concessions sparked a national manpower shutdown and a speeded inquiry board to report by Monday.
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Ex Local Man Held in Slaying Of Circus Hand
A 37 year old man, James Wilson, is held in San Antonio on suspicion of murder in a circus hand slaying. He allegedly admitted striking the victim with a wagon wheel, then dumping the body near Springfield, Missouri. Police link another death in 1918 to the case.
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Powerful New Rocket Aims For Future War Use
A compact, high powered rocket designed for mass production was developed over two years at the Naval Ordnance Test Station in Inyckern California. It features reduced air resistance, increased launcher capacity, and can be carried in quantity by aircraft.
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Prison Only Guarantee Against Sex Offenders
Recent sex crimes causing violence against women and children across states have raised fears that West Virginia could suffer similarly if known sex offenders remain free or are released without supervision after short terms. Experts note pedophiles harm children and may trigger long term mental distress, with psychiatrists warning that abnormal sexual experiences can cause lasting psychic damage.
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Edward F. Reaser
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Douglas to Set Bail for Rose in Court Case
Rose Douglas faces a bail hearing in Washington after a reported incident. The proceedings aim to determine pre trial release terms while prosecutors outline charges and security concerns.
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City Warned to Watch For Bogus Bank Notes
A local alert warns residents to beware counterfeit bank notes circulating in circulation. Authorities urge verification of notes and caution when accepting unfamiliar currency as the public remains vigilant against fake bills.
Charleston Skies Forecast Summary for February 7
The forecast page notes Tuesday conditions with a map on page 13. Details include morning and afternoon temperature ranges and visible cloud cover across areas.
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