Welch Prods Foe In Army Inquiry
The Army inquiry test pits Senator McCarthy against Rep Welch with a sharp exchange over a loyalty oath and a loaded form. Welch showed a signature he said proved Schine’s army application while McCarthy denied sight of the document. The clash grew heated as Welch called McCarthy a witness not a judge and McCarthy ridiculed the charges as fraudulent and unfounded.
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Carthy
McClellan
Ark
Symington
Jackson
Wash
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Congress
Welch
G. David Schine
Army
Forare Subcommittee
Junction
Roy M. Cohn
Wisconsin
United States Army
Boreman and McCarthy Figures Dominate Senate Hearing
The report covers Boreman a former West Virginia official and 1948 GOP gubernatorial candidate as a concrete figure in state politics, plus President Eisenhower weighing a successor to Judge Baker. It also details tense exchanges between Senator McCarthy and Welch during the Senate hearing, with Symington defending CIA and OSS ties while McCarthy presses on alleged Communist infiltration.
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Sisteraville
Rupert Sinsel
James Guyer
Clarksburg
Esra Hampstead
Morgantown
Boreman
Middlebourne
Okey L. Patteson
State Senate
Wood County
U. S
West Virginia University
Baker
Eisenhower
Harding
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Parkersburg
American Legion
Sons of the American Revolltion
West Virginia
American Bar Associations
Fort Hill Residents Fear Loss of Fire Protection in Annexation Fight
Gazette reports Fort Hill residents warn Charleston canvassers threaten to cut fire protection unless Fort Hill joins Capitol City. Fort Hill Fire Protection Assn. contract with Charleston remains in force, covering 193 homes with seven under construction. Other areas like Forest Hills, Wetherwood, Vandalia, and Loudon Heights show interest in annexation, while South Charleston eyeing June 29 election west of Spring Hill. Mayors deem annexation moves healthy, promising city growth and aid.
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Forest Hills
Wetherwood
South Charleston
Vandalia
Sanawha River
Charleston
Capitol City
Gazette
The
Loudon Heights
East Kanawha Estates
Chappell Road
Kanawha River
Elk River
Spring Hill
Blaze Levels Garage in Lightning Hit Fire
The garage caught fire after a lightning strike around 1:30 p m but did not fully ignite for over an hour. Firefighters from Nitro Winfield Dunbar Bancroft and Crosslanes fought the blaze with hoses, while eight new cars were moved out to limit loss estimated at 7 000. Witnesses described continual steam and smoke as crews contained the fire.
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Auto Agency
Nitro
Winfield, Dunbar, Bancroft
Crosslanes
Durkin Faces Internal Union Strife Over Accusations
McClure accuses Durkin and Switalski of inward power plays and retaliation within the union. He cites affidavits from Charleston Gazettes alleging improper procedures and says several business agents were expelled after Durkin learned of dislodging attempts. A pipe fitter claims a $5,000 fine and union books in exchange for statements, while McClure vows to expose evidence if Durkin allows access to Washington.
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Switalski
Durkin
McClure
Charleston
Morris
Morris, Jr
Speumon
Charleston Cial
Washington
Pipe
Backs From
Clure
Fall exposes rifts in Southern West Virginia pipe fitters union
In Southern West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio, irregularities in the pipe fitters union are highlighted. Huntington local members barricaded their hall and refused entry to national officers amid a rising rebellion within the organization.
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Pipe Fitters Union
West Virginia
Ohio
Huntington
Oppenheimer Transcript Release Decision in Stamford
The Atomic Energy Commission debated releasing Oppenheimer testimony with three members present then five, voting 2-1 against and 4-1 in favor of publication except for security delegations. Henry Smyth opposed. Witnesses were contacted and consented to publication as officials weigh whether Oppenheimer remains barred from atomic data.
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Henry D. Smyth
Hinshaw
AEC
Congress
Oppenheimer
Commission
Zuckert
New Pain Relief Cream Infrarub Promises Quick Arthritis Relief
A New York special taTreats an odorless greaseless cream Infrarub that relieves arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains without pills. Rubbed into the skin it penetrates deeply causing a warming glow and improved blood flow. Doctors in Britain France and the US endorse its effectiveness and it is sold without prescription for 98 cents a large tube with a full money back guarantee.
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United States
America
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