Thorpe Warns Of Socialism at Fertilizer Convention
Merle Thorpe editor of Nation's Business warned business leaders at the National Fertilizer Association's 17th annual convention that leaders are using national distress to push for a new order of nationalized industry and agriculture. He urged vigilance against a socialist framework postwar while stressing economic freedom as essential to liberty.
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Sulphur Springs
Merle Thorpe
Thorpe
Nation's Business
National Fertilizer Association
U. S.S
America
U. S. Department of Commerce
M. HL -McCord
Davison -Chemical Ethete Company
Baltimore
H.m.albright
United States
St Mark's Circle No 9 to Meet at Mrs Herns Home
Various club meetings are set for tomorrow afternoon and evening including Circle No 9 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at 2 p m at Mrs BE R Herns 302 Park Avenue with HL Bradley as chairman. The Quota Club gathers at 6 30 p m at the Ruftner Hotel for business and supper. Central WCTU meets at 2 30 p m today at Mrs L C Killingers 406 Kanawha Parkway West with Mrs W W Reif speaking on newspaper billboard and radio liquor advertising and Mrs A A Shawkey leading devotionals. Ida C Bryan of St Albans calls a meeting of the county executive board for 2 p m tomorrow at Mrs W W Reifs 622 Randolph Street.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Mark's Methodist Church
BE. R Hern
Park Avenue
HL. Bradley
L. C. Killinger
Kanawha Parkway
West
W. W. Reif
A. A. Shawkey
Ida C. Bryan
St. Albans
Kanawha County
Coe
U. Hak
Randolph Street
Mismanagement Charged in Suit Involving Trust Estate
John C. Myers of Ashland filed district and federal suits against S. B. Avis, Charleston attorney, alleging mismanagement of a trust tied to Paul B. Grosscup and the Acme Oil and Gas company. He seeks a special receiver and restitution of property, with a hearing set for Friday.
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John C. Myers
Ash
S. B. Avis
Charleston
Myers
Paul B. Grosscup
Avis
Grosscup
Acme Oil and Gas Company
Three Brooklyn College Professors Suspended
New York June 10. President Harry D Gideonse suspended without pay three faculty members from Brooklyn College for refusal to testify at the Rapp-Coudert committee hearing. The suspended are Dr Samuel Kaiser Dr Herbert Morais and Dr Howard Selsam.
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New York
INS
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Rapp-Coudert State Legislative Committee
New York City
Samuel Kaiser
Herbert Morais
Howard Selsam
Gideonse
Salvation Army Camp To Open July 1 At Charleston
Maj Hal Hughes announced the Charles ton Salvation Army post camp near Win field will open on July 1 for the first time since 1932. A group of youths from southern West Virginia and Virginia will train for Salvation Army work for two weeks, followed by a session for underprivileged Charleston children. The 25 acre site features a swimming pool and several buildings.
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Charleston
Salvation Army
Winfield
Maj
Hal Hughes
West Virginia
Virginia
Hughes
Pensioned Workers Eligible for Defense Jobs
A Charleston Social Security official said retired workers drawing federal benefits may take defense program jobs and still receive benefits after quitting. Notify the board when starting or stopping work. They are not penalized for earning under fifteen dollars monthly in covered employment and may work in farming domestic service odd jobs or run their own business while continuing payments. Postcard forms to notify the board are available at Morrison's office.
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A. Morrison
Charleston Social Security Board
National Defense
Beard Morrison
Morrison’s
Alleged Attacker Is Shot Dead in Texas Courtroom
In CONADE, Texas, Bob White a 31 year old Black man twice convicted of assault on a white woman was shot dead by the husband of his alleged victim as his third murder trial began. The juror was seated when the husband fired a pistol from close range and then surrendered to deputies. A murder charge was filed against him.
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Conade
Tex
Bob White
W. S. Cochran
White
Bedlam
Cochran
Zimmie Foreman
Hershil Surrat
Large Land Own Rse UG Ane
Bond Posted After Hearing in Cochran Case
Dist. Atty W C McClain said the case would be referred to the grand jury after Justice J W McDaniel fixed bond at 300 dollars. A few minutes later Cochran walked from the building as the bond was posted and the matter moved toward the grand jury.
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J. W. McDaniel
Cochran
Dist. Atty
W. C. McClain
Grand Jury
Hat Conviction Reversed in Long-Running Attack Case
White was charged with attacking Mrs. Cochran at her ranch home near Livingston in August 1897. His Hat conviction was overturned by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, and his second conviction was overturned by the United States Supreme Court.
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White
Cochran
Livingston
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court of the U.S
U S Dive Bombers Rated More Accurate Than German Models
Ensign H Powell Chapman Jr stated American dive bombers were more accurate than German ones in a talk to the American Business club at the Ruffner hotel. He outlined plans to bring three Navy planes to Charleston for dive bombing and formation flying exhibitions and traveled through the state capital with Attorney General Clarence Meadows. He later met Mayor Dawson and Chamber of Commerce manager Charles Hodges.
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H. Powell Chapman, Jr
Chapman
Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Fifth Naval District
American Business Club
Ruffner Hotel
Navy
Charleston
Parkersburg
State
Clarence W. Meadows
Dawson
Charles E. Hodges
Chamber of ‘Commérce
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U. S
Quota Club
Ruftner Hotel
Joe Cook
Lenage Salt
Dienepcoss
Lenie Ferrise Tauce
Buckingham Palace
Lea S Perrins
Hoy L. Bragg
Camp Shelby
Miss
Crab Orchard
Mack Bragg
Augusta Sizemore
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Beckley
B. Avis
Ohio
Clyte-Mallory Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Texas
Ruggists
Clinia
Scholls
Karpen
U.S
Saya Naval
Virginia St
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