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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1951

Page

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Break Is Near With Hungary Break In US Ties Foreseen

Washington July 28 A possible break in relations between the United States and Hungary was foreseen in diplomatic quarters after President Truman announced plans to press mass expulsion charges against the Communist satellite in the United Nations. Relations had sunk to a new low as the President indicated the move.

Washington INS United States Hungary Truman United Nations

Three Die in Boone County Family Crash on Ohio Road

A Boone County West Virginia family of three died in a crash near Akron when their sedan collided with a heavy Federal Express truck at Ohio State Routes 16 and 21. Joseph Estis Stallings 50 Minnie Alice Stallings 45 and son Charles 21 died from fractured skulls. Edwin Reisghard 30 escaped with minor injuries. The trio had been living temporarily in Cleveland and were en route to Hewett Creek. The driver said he had a green light when the collision occurred around 3 AM. The bodies were returned to Hunter and Hunter Mortuary in Madison.

Boone Countia the Gazette Akron Boone County W. Va Ohio State Patrol Joseph Estis Stallings Minnie Alice Charles Hunter Madison Hewett Creek Ohio State Reisghard Summit County Hunter and Hunter Mortuary

Bolt Ignites 2.5 Million Gallon Ethanol Tank Blaze

Firemen battled a massive ethyl alcohol tank fire at a Kanawha Valley plant under State Fire Marshal C A Raper. A 100 by 50 foot tank burned with 2.5 million gallons, flames leapt 300 feet, and workers feared a second explosion as wind shifted. Firefighters kept water on the nearby tank, debated draining to the Kanawha River, and noted an automatic lime injector reduced spread risk while crews awaited containment.

Carbide and Carbon Institute Gazette Carnes Studio Dunbar Richard Workman C. A. Raper Kanawha Kanawha Valley C. H. Atwood George Ratliff Atwood James Keadle Goodrich Morris White Thomas Charleston Tunbar Keadle

Truman Warns World of Red Threat and Urges Readiness

President Truman warned Americans to prepare for any emergency as he detailed what he called a worldwide Communist buildup. He cited warlike moves in Bulgaria Romania Hungary and in the Russian provinces as well as North Korea and questioned if the Communists truly desire peace. He spoke in Detroit at Cadillac Square during the city�s 250th birthday celebration before about 60 000 attendees and criticized political opponents for spreading what he called lies and slander.

Detroit Truman Russia Bulgaria Rumania Hungary Russian North Korea Cadillac Square Washington Edward Morgan Gen Douglas MacArthur Taft Ohio McCarthy R-Wis MacArthur Boston

Armistice Talks Recess After Long Buffer Zone Debate

Allied and Communist armistice delegates debated for nearly two hours over a cease-fire buffer zone across Korea. The 13th session recessed until 3 p.m. EST in what showed no clear progress toward defining a buffer zone, with Allies insisting on a line well north of 38 parallel except in the West.

VU. N Korea Page & Col

Sunday Specials and Pioneer Pilgrimage in Local Tale

The piece promotes stories about the Thompson family journey for better living in With the Women and recounts early westward movement inMagic Valley around 1761. It mentions Alley Boomer Falls View Carlton Heights Glen Ferris and the Knot Hole Gang while noting Senate baseball players at Watt Powell Park with photo captions on page 19.

Batts Fallam Magic Valley South Sea Alley Boomer Falls View Carlton Heights Glen Ferris America Gazette Watt Powell Park

Pigskin Pageant Draws Morris Harvey Entry Night of Show

The North-South Football Game announces Morris Harvey College as entrant in the non-commercial class of the fourth annual Pigskin Pageant to be held August 16 on Lee Fayette night.

Morris Harvey College Lee Fayette

Luciano Linked to Ring Smashed by Dope Raids

New York July 2g 1 Lightning raids by 50 Federal agents held 10 people on bail totaling 495000 charged with membership in an international narcotics ring tied to counterfeiting. Authorities said the ring linked to Mafia and Italian Black Hand. Bogus currency seized. undercover work at Ellis Island led to arrests, including Salvatore Shillitani and Anthony Martello.

New York Charles E Laurekye Liciano Vice Overlord Agenis Ring Ellis Island Joseph Orsini Salvatore Shillitani Manhattan Anthony Joseph Martello Queens Ai Ted Smidtown U. S

Ridgway Warns Foe Still Ready for Sixth Phase Offensive

General Ridgway told the United Nations that Communist troops remained capable of a sixth phase offensive as Russia sought a cease fire. In his 24th report he noted China’s armies on the ropes while Soviet delegates pressed armistice talks, describing June end activity as pattern similar to prior operations.

Flushing Meadow N. Y Matthew B. Ridgway Russia United Nations U. N. Simpreme Bino China Jacob Melik Washbington Ridgway Saesong

Prayer for Peace in 30 Seconds by Elder Nash

A concise 30 second prayer asks Almighty God to hear cries for mercy and comfort all mankind through Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace. Elder Philip G. Nash of Charleston signs the invocation.

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