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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1941

Page

2

Moss Is Given Death Penalty

Moss, 27, a farm hand from Grape Vine in Poca district, was sentenced to death by Intermediate Judge Jackson Savage after pleading guilty to the first degree murder of his grandmother Emma Jordan and wounding Charles Coleman. The court ordered execution by hanging between sunrise and sunset on July 11 at the state penitentiary. Moss, who showed no emotion, cursed the court upon removal to jail.

Benton Moss Poca Jack Savage Moss Emma Jordan Bill Beckner Cy Page Yarist Judge Savage Spurses Charles Coleman Coleman Moss Feith

Scouts to Attend Ninth Annual Camp In June

Nearly 1,008 Boy Scouts from the Charleston Area Council are expected at the ninth annual camporeal at a 4-H grounds near NBA Sar 0-22. Executive M. Peters urged full equipment for the three day event including uniform clothing bed covering and camp kit. Patrols must demonstrate firefighting first aid spinning and pioneering skills with awards to be given on the final day Sunday at 1 30 p m.

Arleston Nba M. Peters

Arraignment Set in Murder of Virginia Burks

Police say Virginia Lee Burks alias Dixie Burks will face trial in intermediate court for the murder of her husband Sherman Burks, 30, on Donnally Street. Burks died last November at a Charleston hospital from two gunshot wounds in a domestic quarrel.

Sherman Burks Virginia Lee Burks Dixie Burks Donnally Street Burks Charleston

C Rothman Appointed To National Safety Committee

Rothman, chief industrial hygiene engineer in charge of silicosis research for the Workmen's Compensation Commission, was advised of his appointment to the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions safety committee. The notice markets a Sterling Insurance Co policy offer for sickness and accident coverage with no medical exam.

S. ©. Rothmann Siligosis Workmen's Compensation Commission Committee On Safety and Safetedies International Association of Industrial Accident Bees and Commissions Slekeere

Capitol display to stress highway safety in West Virginia

A safety exhibit rises in the state capitol rotunda under road commission engineer Harry Radcliffe. Governor Neely attends a strawberry festival invitation at Buckhannon and the state tax plan is to be explained at Boys State. A rhododendron on the capitol lawn, weather delays shift of safety conference to July, and staff changes note Ruth Ramsey Hansel begins as district judge’s secretary. A Kanawha Players workshop project advances with plans for a summer shop space. Mary Jane Scherer Lewis visits Charleston, trout fishing concerns comfort salesmen Paul Yast and E T Powell. The Charleston Civic Orchestra banquet is funded by Dr Cecil R Adams.

West By the Kanawha Players Howard L. Chernoff

Darlan Warns of Reprisals Over Sfax Raid

Vice Premier Admiral Jean Darlan pledges French retaliation against Britain, condemning piracy claims as he cites British raids on Sfax Tunisia. He asserts France will defend ports and sea lanes, warns Paris would face united resistance if attacked. He notes U S action against French ships and cites RAF bombings near Sfax as justification for hostile actions.

Vichy INS Frech Britain Jean Darlan Saday Sfax France Paris Darlan U. S Normandie Royal Air Force Isareo Safax Valencia Lisle

British Aims Labeled Clear in Admiralty Leader

An admirer’s lengthy statement claims Britain seeks to destroy French sea power, separate France from its empire, and isolate Britain from the world. It cites 143 French ships seized since armistice, Britain’s blockade shifts, and bombings or scuttlings causing France losses. France is said to resist violations of its territory and flag.

France Britain Spo Germany Darlan New Caledonia Pacific Islands Charles de Gaulle L Am Europe

Four Hundred Are to Open Boys State Today

Four hundred West Virginia high school juniors will come to Jackson's Mill for Mountainier Boys State to simulate state government. They will register and elect county and state committees, choose delegates to conventions, and elect officers including governor and municipal officials. Speakers include Sen Wilgore and Gov Neely Worth Shumaker. the event sets a attendance record and requires about five counselors.

Jackson's Mill Virginia Mountaineer Dawn Sen Wilgore Neely R. Worth Shumaker American Legion National Americanism Commission

New Convoy Plan Indicated In Washington Visit

Washington observers link Ambassador John G Winant’s trip to London with reporting back to Winston Churchill on a secret plan to escort American munitions to Britain. President Roosevelt hinted at new Atlantic safeguards and intensified convoy measures amid submarine and air threats.

Washington John G. Winant Roosevelt London England Adolf Hitler Winant New York U. S Londor Germany Mr. Roosevelt James Y. Forrestal Navy Hyde Park Wil White House Winston Churchill Atlantic Fas Anne Tokens

LaGuardia Plans Defense Checkup Tour Across Northeast

Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia of New York will lead a four part civil defense tour next week to review civilian protection plans. He will meet Boston leaders in Boston Baltimore and Columbus with state governors corps area commanders and city mayors to discuss preparations. The trip includes visits to Massachusetts Maryland Ohio and other New England and mid Atlantic states. A second item notes Germany producing edible fats from petroleum derivatives.

Washington H. LaGuardia New York Civilan Defense Boston Leverett Saltonstall Massachu Sons Maurice J. Tobin J. A. Woodrute First Corps Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts LaGuardia Baltimore Herbert O'Conor Maryland W. 8. Grant Third Corps Howard W. Jacknson Pennsylvania Virginia District of Columbia Columbus Ohio Jour W. Bricker Floyd Green C. A. Trott Fifth Corps West Virginia Indiana Kentucky Germany

British Casualties Reach 100000 Mark For War

London May 31 API British war casualties have hit the 100000 mark in 21 months of conflict across all services. About half the total are prisoners of war in Germany. Army losses total 74164 with Navy 15896 and Air Force 10996. The Hood sinking is excluded from navy figures.

London Germany France Low Countries Africa Air Force Army Tae Navy Ly Air Force Greece la Crete Hood Bismarck

Zionist Convention Speakers Named for Ohd Valley Region

Zionist Organization of America president E I Kaufmann and Rabbi James Heller of Cincinnati will speak at the Ohd Valley Zionist region convention June 13 to 15. Gov Neely is on the program and a banquet is set for June 15 at the Daniel Boone hotel with a June 14 symposium in Cincinnati and Fort Wayne speakers from Indiana and Kentucky delegations attend.

E. I. Kaufmann Zionist Organization of America James Heller Cincinnati Ohd Valley Samuel Cooper Kaufmann Stephen 5. Wise New York City Supreme Court Louis Brandeis Neely Daniel Boone Hotel Binal Jacnd Rabb Krvaing Weingart Fort Warne Ind Maurice Parzan South Bend P. Prero Lexington. Ky M. Helens Bureau of Jewish Education of Cincinnani Mayer Gallin Indianapolis Aztiel Eisenberg Cleveland

Postal receipts rise in Charleston post office

Postmaster Tubins W. Singleton announced May receipts totaled $7,068, an increase of $1,408 over May 1940. The Charleston post office showed gains compared with the same month last year, when receipts reached $70,461.

Charleston Post Tubins W. Singleton

Seret Hicks Given Assignment in Ohio

Staff Sergt. Gay W. Hicks, stationed at Wheeler Field Honolulu two and a half years, spent a month's vacation in Spring Hill with his parents Mr and Mrs G C Hicks, before starting a new assignment at Wright Field Dayton Ohio.

Gay W. Hicks Wheeler Field Honolulu Spring Hill G. C. Hicks Wright Field Dayton

Boy Critically Shot By His Own Father

Richard Aman a 19 year old University of Northwestern sophomore was critically wounded in Chicago as his father a federal narcotics investigator shot him three times amid a mistaken burglary threat. The incident followed a recent reprimand for staying out late and involved a belief the son would enter the home unseen.

Chicago Richard Aman al Aman Northwestern University Richard

Speakers Listed For State Bankers Convention at White Sulphur Springs

West Virginia Bankers Association announces speakers for the 48th annual convention at White Sulphur Springs June 12 to 14. Leo Crowley FDIC chairman and Gr Neely are among the speakers, with A J Guftanti Prof Montford Jones Gwilyn A Prise and others. Open house, golf, bridge, banquet and president's ball planned. Wyndham S Clark of Fairmont is president of the organizing committee.

Huntington Sec Homer Gibhardt West Virginia Bankers Association Leo Crawley Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Gr. Neely White Sulphur Springs Crowley Wisconsin Credit Administratioe FDLC Wooley New York Ay A.C. Spurr West Penn Service Company Fairmont Lake Hays Memphis Tenn Wyndham S. Clark

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