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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1950

Page

5

Once In Senators Are Hard to Oust in Impeachment Debate

Washington June 3 A veteran look at impeachment shows once seated, senators generally stay in office until term end or resignation. The American Veterans Committee urged McCarthy’s impeachment, but experts note senators aren’t civil officers and can only be expelled by their chamber. The history cites William Blount, impeached by the House in 1797 but not removed after Senate trial.

AVC Arthur Edson Washington U. S McCarthy National Planning Committee of the American Veterans Committee Sen R-Wis State Department Chauncey W. Reed R-Il House Judiciary Committee Senate William Blount Blount Continental Congress Philadelphia Tennessee House Floridas Louisiana England Spain U. 8

Kremlin Panicky Over Propaganda, Lica Measures Shot

Washington reports United States officials say the Kremlin is panicking over Western propaganda and satellite jamming. Assistant Secretary Edward Barrett cited repressive measures and increased propaganda conferences in London Paris and Rome. He noted jamming affecting Czechoslovakia and likely to spread to Bulgaria Hungary Poland and Romania. The United States and Britain increased VOA and BBC transmitters to counteract the effect and massed their signals in morning and evening slots.

Washington Kremlin Russia Bae Red China Edward W. Barrett Lonoy 3 Fon Paris Rome America Barrett British Broadcasting Co Czechoslo- Saneas Vakia Bulgaria Hungary Poland Romania U. S Iron Curtain France Italy Ite Counier Voice of America BBC

Accused Official Seeks Reelection

Huntington June 5. Artie Holey Cabell County court resident under fire for a judge commission transaction says he will seek Democratic renomination as a court commissioner. His term expires December 31. Holley admitted receiving about 1500 from the county bridge commission where he is an ex officio seeker for auditing and clerical services. He contends the money was legal and has asked the court to decide. Prosecutor Edward H. Greene seeks Holley ouster claiming violation of state law by accepting pay from commission funds pledged to bond payments for the Ohio River bridge. Holley pledges a progressive platform and continuation of local projects.

Huntington Artie Holey Cabell Holley Edward H. Greene Circuit Court County Bridge Commission Searee Greene Ohio River

Flower Show Tea Slated At West Virginia State College

A flower show tea will be held from 2 30 to 4 30 pm tomorrow in the Home Management House at West Virginia State College in connection with the state convention of the New Homemakers of America. High school NHA chapters and adult homemakers in Charleston and Institute may enter flower arrangements suited for dining room tables coffee tables and a piano.

Home Management House West Virginia State College New Homemakers of America NHA Charleston Institute

Train Hits Car at Grade Crossing Kills Youth

A Baltimore and Ohio freight train hit an automobile at a grade crossing near Republic, Uniontown, killing 19 year old George F. Klook of Detroit who was visiting parents at Ronco. Two men in the car were injured.

Uniontown Baltimore and Ohio Republic George F. Klook Detroit Ronco

Wanderers Reach for Broadcasts Near Soviet Frequencies

Tmitters were aimed at broadcasting, with some wanderers described as moving around and settling near Soviet frequencies, illustrating attempts to tap or jam signals amid Cold War tensions.

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