Col Wheaton Says U S Must Oppose Reds
Col Wheaton warns the United States must oppose Soviet aggression with force if needed, citing industrial spiritual and military strength as vital. He compares WWII and Korea timelines, urges a larger peacetime armed force and reserve groups as critical to deter and meet future threats. Local events included an invocation by Rev Hadley Hall and a Charleston High School band performance.
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Col. Wheaton
America
Korea
Russia
Stein
Free World
U. S
George Linn
John Brawley
Legion
Hadley Hall
Southeastern Church of the Nazarene
Wasi
Charleston
T. H. McGovern
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Smearings at stake in McCarthy Schine case loom large
Bob Considine describes the ongoing McCarthy Schine affair with references to the Stork Club, potential witnesses, and the implied defense that Schine’s leaves from basic training were legitimate. He notes cover by night club editors and hints at further sensational testimony and culinary distractions during proceedings.
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Wisconsin
McCarthy
Schine
Sehine
Sehine and Cohn
Stork
Ray Jenkins
O’callaran
Third Avenue
Westbrook Pegler on world leadership and postwar economics
Westbrook Pegler argues Roosevelt forced Britain to yield world leadership and warns that trillions will be needed to rebuild the economy. He says the current system of rewarding work and ingenuity must be scrapped in favor of a more convenient model, with Russia as the only other system reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Court Eyes Raleigh Trial as Death Ruled Apparent Self-Inflicted
Court reviews a Raleigh County trial in which the defense contends perjured testimony. A Beckley coal miner, Edward Spradley, was convicted of receiving stolen goods and sentenced to 1 to 10 years. The appeal cites testimony by Katherine Long and alleges perjury by her. The Supreme Court granted Spradley’s appeal at Memorial Jay. other appeals were denied.
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Clarksburg
Harrison County
Stonewood
Kenna Jackson
cor+ioner
Jennings Bryan Paugh
Paugh
State Supreme Court
Raleigh
Chauncey Browning
Edward Spradley
Beckley
State Penitentiary
Spradley
Supreme Court
Earl Long
Katherine Long
Frank C. Haymond
McDowell County
Africa
Oxygen Rig Fails Diver-Tester Dies in Lake Trial
Browns Mills New Jersey May 31 A member of the aid squad died today while testing an oxygen rescue diving rig under water. Paul Barker 38 of Browns Mills died in Mirror Lake after descending with a helmet containing a compressed oxygen canister designed to last one hour. The $200 rig had no line to shore and when Barker failed to surface after 15 minutes fellow divers grappled the lake. His body was recovered in 15 feet of water. Barker's wife Mary Catherine witnessed the incident.
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Browns Mills
BLA Hirst Aid Squad
Paul
Barker
Browns, Mills
Mirror Lake
Mary Catherine
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Jacen
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Westbrook
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