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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

10

Self-Policing Remedy Advocated in TV Probe Debate

Washington congressmen urged the radio and television industry to police itself over lewd broadcasts. Rep. Gathings blamed a hootchy-kootchy scene on a grass-skirted dancer and urged a voluntary code, while others argued for viewer choice and industry responsibility.

The Charleston Gazette Gathings D-Ark House Commerce Arkansas Congress Dagmar Rep Klein D-Ny Waters Chenoweth R-Cole

State Wool Producers From Four WV Counties Gather in Spencer

West Virginia wool producers from Roane Kanawha Calhoun and Clay counties will assemble at rail depots in Spencer to have fleeces graded by Col. E L Shaw before shipping about 36 000 to 37 000 pounds to the National Wool Marketing Association in Boston for marketing. Roane alone lists 194 producers with 4 714 fleeces for the 1952 pool, up 79 producers and 1 369 fleeces from last year.

Spencer

Kiwanis Club Screens Shenandoah Valley Film

The Charleston Kiwanis Club at the Daniel Boone Hotel showed the color documentary Daughter of the Stars yesterday at its weekly luncheon. The Atlantic Greyhound Corp sponsored the sound movie depicting scenes from the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia.

Kiwanis Club Shenandoah Valley Virginia Charleston Kiwanis Club Daniel Boone Hotel Atlantic Greyhound Corp

Fort Knox vaults and historical Q A exchange

The text describes Fort Knox gold protection with a 26 ton vault door, two unknown combinations, sealed compartments, and armed guards. It also notes Silver Spring as unincorporated and discusses naval minesweepers sunk in Korea and origins of standing for the National Anthem. The Q A format mimics a historical bureau exchange.

Fort Knox Silver Spring Maryland Montgomery County U. S Korea Department of Defense Fd. R. A Jenny Lind Castle Garden Daniel Webster Co. D. A Bureau of the Cent

Cardin als and leaders cited in 1948 consistory and stock exchange

The document notes that three cardinals Stephen Stritch Edward Mooney and Francis Spellman were created in 1948. It also reports Inez Seruga Bustamante as Cuba’s first woman stock exchange president. It adds statistical shifts in education from 1940 to 1950 and bees and chameleon facts.

Siz Samuel Cardinal Stritch Chicago Edward Cardinal Mooney Detroit Francis Cardinal Spellman New York I Stock Exchange Inez Seruga Bustamante Stock Exchange Cuba Western Hemisphere Bureau of Entomology Europe America United States Africa Asia

Italy's PSI Opposes Reconciling with De Gasperi Bloc

Milan speech outlines conditions for reconciliation as Pietro Nenni and the PSI press for the Premier to renounce Atlantic Pact fatalism and clericalism. iItalia agency reports the Christian Democrat majority dismisses the terms as absurd.

Rome Italy Italian Socialist Party PSI Socialist Party Pietro Nenni Moscow World Peace Milan i"Italia Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democrat Nenni de Gasperi Nenpni

Turkish UN Delegate Undergoes Surgery Today

United Nations dispatch reports Turkish Ambassador Selim Sarper, chief Turkish delegate to the UN, entered Presbyterian Hospital for surgery. The piece notes Turkish party fractures after allying with Communists ahead of the 1948 elections and mentions splinter groups uniting with the anti-Red Italian Socialist Democratic party.

U.N United Nations N. Y Selim Sarper Turkey Presbyterian Hospital Communists Social Democrat Party

President delays gallbladder operation until May term end

The text notes a president delaying a gallbladder operation until the end of his term as Security Council president in May, with a patient in New York expected to undergo surgery the following day.

New York The Security Council

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