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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1944

Page

4

Arab Fear of Jewish Imperialism Fairy Story Says Wise

Dr Stephen Wise ridicules Transjordan prime minister Tewfik Pasha Abou Hoda fear of Jewish imperialism calling it a fairy story. Wise contrasts Arab leaderships with Jewish resilience and argues for a Jewish homeland in Palestine amid global pressure on small nations.

The Charleston Gazette Wise Palestine Stephen Barber Cairo Tewfik Pasha Abou Hoda Transjordan Tewfik Pasha Shepheard’s United Nations Roosevelt Wilson America Congress Levfik Pasha Turkey Trad Saudi Arabia Lebanon Syria Egypt Sicily Italy Feisal Iraq Near East J. Welzman Europe Richard Tompkins New York Stephen S. Wise American Jewish Congress Dr. Wise Shepheard Pales

Dr Buck and wife secure first China visa to U S

Dr L Lossing Buck an American expert on the Chinese economy and his Chinese wife Lo Mei and their infant child departed Kuming for the United States with the first immigration visa issued in China since the repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act. Buck and his child did not require visas. Buck had been a professor at the Combined Chinese Universities in Chengtu.

Palestine United States Tewfik Pasha Transjordan Lebanon Syria El-Tayy Emir Feisal Emir Abdullah Hedjazz Abdullah Fransjordan America Jordan Valley Allah Kunming China L. Lossing Buck U. S. Congress

Russian trade officials fete Johnston at luncheon

In Moscow on June 3, Eric Johnston president of the U S Chamber of Commerce attended a formal luncheon hosted by Soviet foreign trade commissar Anastas Mikoyan. Johnston began talks with Soviet officials including Alexey Keutikov as American Ambassador Harriman and U S embassy officers were present.

Fete Johnston Moscow Eric Johnston United States Chamber of Commerce Anastas I. Mikoyen Johnston Mossgow Alexey D. Keutikov Forign Trade

State's Post War Loan Drive Caps West Virginia Effort

West Virginia gears up for the fifth war loan drive with a state quota of 81 million dollars in six weeks. A. C. T. Spurr announces emphasis on individual bond sales especially Series E while noting all securities bought during June and July will count toward totals. The campaign opens June 12 and runs through June 26.

West Virginia A. C T. Spurr County War Finance Campaign Spurr Federal Reserve Europe

Neely Attacks Revised Tax Law At Hearings

Gov Neely at the board of public works annual hearings on utility valuations criticized the 143 legislature action cutting taxes and the 163 act altering assessment procedures. Operators urged lower tentative valuations. Neely urged lobbyist limits to curb tax cuts for big taxpayers.

Gov. Neely Board of Public Works H. R. Maddox Charleston Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Neely Charleston Transit Co Howard &. Kiostermeyer A. Bliss McCrum Atlantic Greyhound Corp George P. Alderson

Escaped Prisoner Returns to Serve Nine Year Term

Cicero Lewis aged 45 returned to the West Virginia Penitentiary at Moundsville to resume serving a nine year sentence for second degree murder in McDowell County. He had escaped on April 24, 1930, while employed outside the walls, and lived as a farmer and family man until his voluntary surrender aided by a Virginia sheriff.

Moundsville S. H. Cottle West Virginia Penitentiary Cicero Lewis McDowell County Lewis Cottle Virginia

More Extensive Crop Insurance Advocated by Committee

WASHINGTON June 3-10 A vast new program of crop insurance was proposed by the house agriculture committee to make farming a sounder, more profitable occupation. The plan would create a permanent insurance system for wheat, cotton, and flax with experimental projects on crops where data exists including corn tobacco rice peanuts soybeans sugar beets and tame hay. The bill supported by Chairman Fulmer would revive and expand the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation after prior funding was blocked and its liquidation proceeded.

Washington Homse Agriculture Committee Fulmer D-S.c Congress Federal Crop Insurance Corporation FCIC Eee

Elkview Woman Reports Robbery At Department Store

Elkview resident Marie McClure reported a package containing clothing was stolen while shopping at a local department store. Holley Harper of 400 Ross Street said his wristwatch was stolen at his home.

Elkview Marie McClure City Polis Holley Harper Ross St

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