Walsh Describes Red Activities At House Probe
Witness Walsh of Georgetown University told the House committee the Soviet government and the communist movement aimed to overthrow existing governments. He cited propaganda, education campaigns, and fronts described as training programs and trading concerns as methods used to influence and undermine nations worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Washington
Mev
Yathar Edmind Walsh
Georgetown University
All Humanity
Koreramental Agers
Patber Walsh
Bew
Georgetown Univerity 82d
Hoover Telief
Rumié
Beweer
Fustion Department
Rustam
Communist Party
Unitwa
Solons to Pay Tribute to Kidd
lawmakers plan memorial services and tribute for Kidd with attendance from senators and former leaders. officials name committee members and outline arrangements for July services and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Kidd
Field Trip Notes and State Games Summary
Fragmentary notes describe a field trip, a state game protocol and a weekly rundown in the northern state region. Mentions are garbled with unclear names and dates, limiting precise identification of people or organizations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Bewins
Fareater
Cnusiness
Hoover signs broad pension boost for Civil War veterans
President Hoover signed a bill increasing Civil War veterans pensions. Monthly rates rise to 75 for those previously at 365 and 74 and 90 recipients to 100. Widows 75 and older move to 40 monthly. widows aged 70 now eligible for 60. The White House labeled the measure an old age pension plan, not like the vetoed Spanish American War veterans bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Mind unsettled as Carol faces cabinet shift in Romania
Paris reports of Helene's influence waver as Carol’s position prompts generals to lose command roles. Georg Mironescu resigns as Premier after two hours in office and praises the king's choice of cabinet. He notes a historic one million executed during his brief tenure and hopes Carol's reign brings political harmony and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Waa
Carol
Georg Mironescu
Hin
Carlo
I Waa
Lupescu Leaves Chateau Bellewa After Carol’s Sudden Flight
Mme Lupescu, companion of Carol the king of Romania, departed the Chateau de Bellewa in Belgium after learning of Carol’s late return. Servants and a garage owner describe her distressed mood and urgent plan to join Carol, with attendants kept at the gates and officials speculating she may cross into Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellemy Orne
France
Mme, Lupescu
Titlan
Carol
Rumania
Chateau de
Bellewa
Servanta
Lupescu
Mme. Lipescu
Chateau
Jan
Lcal
Ee Oon
Switz “St'het B
Switzerland
Child Hurt By Dollhouse Washing Machine Accident
Leora Pleasant, visiting Parker sburg, injured her hand in a doll wash wringer. Her flesh was bruised but no bones broken after the wringer grabbed her hand during Monday wash day.
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Parkersburg
Dot
Dolly
Leora
Accity & Neighbor
Pittsburgh
England
Prence
Germany
Russia
Netherlands
Persia
Kanawha County Begins Immediate Personal Property Tax Levies
Sheriff office announces general levying for personal property taxes in Kanawha County will start by Tahure day. By yesterday levies were made on several property lots and four businesses. household belongings sales postponed to this week. Over 2,000 final notices mailed since Friday, with four day grace for payments. unpaid taxes total about 320000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Tahureday
D. .M Stepneagon
Tra Devis
Davis
Sunday school attendance in Kanawha County tops 19320
Attendance in Kanawha County Sunday schools reported at 19 320 as of yesterday led by H. H. Martin, general secretary of the county Council of Religious Education. Figures cover 130 schools with counts for numerous churches across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Tast
H. H H. Martin
Kenawha County
Calvary Baptist
Carbon M. E
Cedar Grove Baptist
Cedar Grove M. E. South
Central Christian
Central M. B
Chelyan Baptist
Chelyan Christian
Chelyan Im. E
Chemical Chapel Presbyterian
Chesapeake Baptist
Clendenin Advent Christian
Clendenin Baptist
Clendenin M. E
Clendenin
M. E. South
Coal Fork Pilgrims
Donagile M. F
Darlington MM
South
Dearth Chapel Baptist
Diamond M. E
Uber Baptist
Dunbar M. F
Dunbar M. E. South
Dunbar A. B
Ebenezer Baptist
Elmore Advent Christian
Elizabeth Memorial
NM. E
Elkview Baptist
Elgiew Jarrett
South Charleston
First Nazarene
First Presbyterian
Florida Street Church of God
Fourth Avenue Mission Presbyterian
Gardner Street
Free-Will Baptist
Glasgow M. E
Glenwood Presbyterian
Grace M. Fi
Highlawn Presbyterian
Hobbs Chapt! Presbyterian
Humphrey's Memorial BM
Little Zion Baptist
Lydia Robson Presbyterian
Malden Baptist
Malden Mt. E
Mammoth Union
Marmet
Marmet M. E. South
McEkinton Presbyterian
Morris Meamorial M. E
Fountain Mission
Mt. Calvary Baptist
Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Nomi Baptist
Notomine
St. Luke's Episcopal
St.Prol'a Lutheran
Balvetian Army
Selvation Army
Battes Presbyterian
Schwamb Memorial Baptist
Shepherd Chapa
M. E
Simpson M. B
Sixth Street
Slip Hill
Ward Community
Weekley Memorial O. B
Welford M
Wesley
Wevaco
Winitrede Free-Will Baptist
Witcher's Creek
Naval pact study hits snag as committee weighs papers
Johnson blasts administration and urges release of papers while committee ponders steps compatible with public interest. Chairman Borah expects final action this week before a senate consideration at a special session. Aerial photography unit built for Africa maps 69 000 square miles of northern Rhodesia at 20 000 feet for seven and a half hours with dual engines for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster Johnson
John~son
Borah
Senate
Johnson
Stimson
Merial
Africa
Rhodesia
Murder in Chicago Gangland Scene Knocks Scribe Down
Chicago reporter Lingle was shot twice in broad daylight near Randolph Street station after leaving the Sherman Hotel. Police hunted the gunman, while The Tribune offered a $25,000 reward for the killer's arrest and conviction. Lingle, 27, was renowned for his deep knowledge of underworld affairs and connections to Capone rivals.
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Sam
Amohun
The
Tribune
Evening Post
Rourderer
Lingle
Qchicago
Typiul
Tne Debonair
Atroliee
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
Rafroyd
Washington Park
Grant Park
Anthony Ruthey
Ruthey
William H. Russell
John Stege
Astreets
Dureau
Ells
Cal
Robert R. McCormick
Krew
Attin Lingle
Wes Acknowledge S
Chicago
Alphonse
Capone
George “Bugs” Storan
Jos Aleilo
Reat
Bush Divorced Weds Angel of Bowery in Reno
Irving T. Bush, head of Bush Terminal in New York, was divorced from Maud H. Bush in Reno on a cross complaint and promptly married Marlon Spare, known in New York as the Angel of the Bowery for her charitable work. The cross complaint charged Bush with neglect and undisclosed long trips. Mrs. Bush alleged similar faults.
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Reno
Nev
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal Corporation of
New York
Maud H. Bush
Ghfiss Marlon Spare
Mies Spore
New ‘York
Angel of the
Bush
Obituaries of Malling Mullins and Blake Dodd and others
Obituaries note Mary E Mullins known as Aunt Mary of Charleston died at 1 30 pm at her Ocessi home in Clay county survived by many children and grandchildren. Funeral plans and other notices include Charles A Blake 60 at Buffalo Putnam county funeral at Buffalo Presbyterian church and Remly Dodd 64 of Ti Bream Street burial at Harper cemetery with family survivors listed. Annie Dovie Craig Word reported dead at Craig s Title Ya native of Malden with many friends in the state.
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Mary E. Malling
Mary E. Mullins
Charleston
Mary
Ocessi
Clay County
Mullins
Cores
Boone County
James H. Mullins
H. M. Xowtg
Phoenix
Ariz
Jennie Rader
Clendenin
Addis Graham
Queen Shogls
Norman Mullins
Akron
J. D. Mullins
Odessa
Enos Mullins
Chartea A. Blake
Charles A. Blake
Bia
Buffalo
Putnam County
Duke
R.E
Dick McDermott Blake
Roale Proide
Montgomery
Onn ‘Starcher
Calhoun
Leslie Taylor
Davy and
Donald Dodd
Annie Dovie Craig
Annie Doyle Craig
Craiga Title
Bry
Craig
Malden
Tod
Price Fixing Charged in City Produce Dispute
The article reports on charges of price fixing in the produce trade, with local officials debating an ordinance aimed at curb ing farm produce prices. County farm agent McGorran endorses the measure, while critics cite dumping of culled Ohio produce and fault the health department for lack of scrutiny. The piece also covers a paving protest for Gronscup road and a council hearing with multiple witnesses and attorneys present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
McGorran T. ¥. McGorran
Ohio
Charleston
Fisher
Bureau of Foot and Salitation
Ordinence
Itex
Bouchelle
Dicuss
Greescup
W. @. Kelly
Otto Moran
Carre MacCorkle
Mim Idadim Scott
Mira
Orace H. Weakland
Florence FP
Hall
Francia E Warne
Gertrude Thayer
Lon H. Nelly
Herman L. Bennett
Brown
W. D. Sell
Gronscup Road
Berkeley Minor
Mrs Bouchelin
H. B. Bun~ter
Gwynn Nicholson
Charles Jarrett
D. B. Pollock
LL. F. Vines
R A. McKee
Peter Biman
Harold Mathews
Body of Victim Still in River
Report describes a drowned young woman found after a canoe accident. Clayton Ripley, neighbor, alerted police about 3:30 in the morning. Police checked clues and identified possible matches from Cabin Creek railroad depot but found no decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Ripley
Crookahank
Chear‘peake
Ohio Railway
Cabin [Creek
Cabin Creek
Leo Cub Bear Killed by Its Mother at French Creek Facility
A four month old cub bear named Leo at the state game farm in French Creek, Upeur County, was killed Thursday by its mother Moggle. Officials say the mother acted in anger after being irritated by a crowd near the cage. attempts to remove the cub failed. Leo was named for Leo G. Smith, executive secretary of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
French Creek
Upeur
Eame
Forestry Commission
Leo G. Smith
Commision
To File Brief In United Fuel Case
The article discusses a brief filed by William A. Hogg opposing United Fuel Gas Company rate increases in Southern West Virginia. It argues Williamson should pay the same or lower rates as Charleston and Huntington, citing lower per meter investment and lower expenses in Williamson. The brief notes a protest by Williamson residents against higher local charges and asserts equal treatment with other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gad Company
Pousesacs
Spencer
Eermit
Charleston
Buntington
Public Service Commission
William A. Hogg
Willarson
Talted Fuel Gas Company
West Virginia
Hogg
Willard Son
Williamson
Ruttington
Wil- Mamnon
Williamton
Huntington
Logan
Nitra
Airview
Wilhiam
Son
Williamson Proteaters
Charterton
Navy Flier Sets New Height Mark in Flight Test
Navy flier Lieut Soucek braved weather and engine troubles to push a height record in his Apache trainer. The mission paused after a near crash and flames forced an emergency glide, but Soucek landed safely at ANKCORtin field. Secretary Ingalls praised his quiet persistence and tenacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucek
C. c. Champion
Champion
Ankcor- Tin Field
Soucek
Bimmlf
Hevy
Adams
Eneiataa
Inge
Senators Debate Trade Bill Amid Mixed Reactions
The Mississippian reports Republican leaders remain confident the bill will pass as conferees push corrections in the watch paragraph. Senators from Oklahoma and Tennessee praise the measure as benefiting American labor and foreign trade, while Democrats discuss its broader impact and possible protests voiced by a Oklahoma senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
A. Ca
Pacer
Fepublican
Praing
Oddie
Republic Waves
Tha Mansure
Thomen
Oklahoma
Brock
Tennesee
America
Tader
Bmort
Thomas Qs
Vandenberg
Fugitive Detained After Elk River Road Incident
Deputies arrested Albert Young and two others Sunday afternoon on Elk River Road after a wreck and assault involving intoxicated partiers. Young, 34, faced state and federal charges of moon shining. The trio were held by authorities pending federal grand jury action under Commissioner Pitewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River
Gharttis Wis
Albert Young
Runken
Nanteynnd
Jemse Harmon
Perty Arere Yaar Ih AK
Othe Federsd
Pitewater
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Date Board of Control
Woodyard
Williamsen
Walker
Ripley
A. B. White
W. S Mallanin
A. L. Helmick
E. Bunker Reynolds
Begeer
A. G. Mathant Kidd
Luessce
Okeh
Helene
Planet
Gayno FerOe
Farrell
David: Butler
Angel of Bowery
Stanley
Duckwortht
Tage 1
United Fuel Case
Navy
Soukum
Mia Agnes O'Connell
Wellsville
N. Y
Feterasis Bureau
Geoney
Richmond
Om ‘Mesure
Kearse
Merriest
Harry Richman
Edwards
United Artist
Wigturboe
Krazy Kat
Kgmedy
FOX Movietone
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