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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1954

Page

4

Editorials- West Virginia Turnpike expansion urged

The piece argues WV's 88 mile Turnpike should broaden to compete with others and urges planning to widen it for future traffic. It notes Ohio Kentucky Indiana discussions on north south routes and calls for early steps to extend traffic and tourism toward Florida while maintaining readiness for bond funding and Parkersburg reach. It also questions security politics around Oppenheimer and warns against suppressing independent scientists.

West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana Cincinnati Frank Lauschest Cin of the Three Conneaut Springfield Toledo Louisville Elizabethtown West Virginia Turnpike Hon Turnpike Commission Parkersburg Florida

Segregation-Io Segregation Held Damaging to Pupils

A 1954 Gasette report summarizes the Supreme Court shift away from Plessy v Ferguson, citing educators and psychologists on the harm of segregated public schools. It recalls Harlan’s color blind view and notes the role of social science in cases like Sweatt v Painter and the Topeka segregation ruling.

Washington Janete Nieroes Massa Plessy Ferguson John Marshal Harlan Kentucky Supreme Court Louis Brandeis Oregon Illinois Preseytersua Ferguson Louisiana Railways Sweatt Painter University of Texas Law School Texas Bar Topeka

Miracle in Our Schools and a Call to Action

Reader writes from Nitro urging support for higher tax assessments to fund Kanawha County schools. Editor notes Board of Education struggles with funding and predicts worse conditions next year without increased revenue. The piece argues collective effort to back tax increases and stabilize school operations.

Mee Rose Kurtz Nitro Board of Education Kanawhs County

Eisenhower's Program Progress Through Box Score View

Maj. Gen. Jerry Persons explains Ike's eight or ten charted measures show slow progress in Congress. Only two farm bills passed. several major items like the St. Lawrence Seaway and Korean security treaty linger. Ike's allies estimate outcomes hinge on farm price supports and debt limits while surrounding staff push to line up votes on Capitol Hill.

Washington S. Tke White House Congress House of Representatives Considine Senate Jerry Persons Capitol Hill Eisenhower St. Lawrence Seaway Ike

Labor Racketeering Hearings Probe Painter Union Payoffs

Washington hearings on racketeering in the Painters Union exposed bribes totaling over 6000 dollars to local officials, with payments tied to contracts at Andrews Air Force Base and other sites. Democratic subcommittee members voted to suspend hearings, averting further investigation as Republicans shifted positions.

Washington McCarthy Committee House Om Labor Rac Detroit Teamsters Union Michigan Teamster Homer Ferguson Teamsters Strona Belin Democra Isbor Downey Rice Arthur Towland George Bender Ohio Painters Union R. C. Lowry Painters District Council C. H. Rhodes John E. Sullivan Archie Moore Moore Metro Decorating Co New York Andrews Air Force Base Lowry Rhodes Sullivan Andrews Field Michael Restuscia Bender

Richberg Confesses Sins of Fascism and Regrets

Westbrook Pegler reviews Donald Richberg's public repentance for backing National Industrial Recovery Act and New Deal era policies. He recalls Richberg's shift, cites his May 14 Charleston remarks, and notes Richberg's pride in sins and denunciations of labor leaders he once served.

Richberg New York Republic C. Richberg Donald Richberg National Recovery Administration

Bridges links to communist lines on East and West docks

Victor Riesel ties Bridges to Soviet aligned groups and Anastasio’s mob ties on Brooklyn and U S Army ports. Police confirm limited contributions but list extensive sums from Bridges allied locals. The column traces undercover activists, labor infiltration fears, and calls for a 90 day price and wage freeze with no forced labor. stresses need for skilled miniature manufacturing talent to outpace Soviet gains.

Hassan Soviet Union Bridges Tony Anastasio Brooklyn U. S. Army Port of Embarkation Anastasio Commie-line Sovie Steve Nelson Pittsburgh Roy Hudson Communist Party CIO Hudson

25 Years Ago News of Innex 1979 Highlights

Local aid of U S Sen Guy D Goff sought congressional sanction for two new bridges over the Kanawha River at St Albans and Cabin Creek. State Service Officer HW Jones reported 20 WV World War I veterans had been deemed insane and in need of hospitalization. State Tax Commissioner TC Townsend estimated the four cent gasoline tax would raise about 4 500 000 in the fiscal year. Gideons reelected Harry N Bond Wheeling president, W E Ray Wheeling vice president, BE A Carney Charleston secretary. National: Detroit Toledo and Ironton R R indicted on illegal coal rates. Chief of Police O F Gderholt Gastonia fatally wounded in clash with strikers. Foreign: Owen Young plan work teams left Paris pending ratification by allied governments.

Innex The Gazette U. S Guy D. Goff Kanawha River St. Albans State Service Officer Co HW. Jones West Virginia T. C. Townsend Gideons Harry N. Bond Wheeling W. E. Ray BE. A. Carney Charleston Detroit Toledo Ironton R. R O. F. Gderholt Gastonia N. C

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