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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

8

Potter Finds Probe Bared Double Guilt

Opaque testimony outlines mutual accusations in the McCarthy Army row. Stevens recalls Clifford’s advice not to appear until Symington returns from Europe. Welch fights to show memos were cooked. McCarthy aims to force loyalty-board testimony and press for more probes.

Potter McCarthy Sen. Symington D-Mo Europe Clifford Army Stevens Joseph N. Welch Ft. Monmouth N. J Schine Loyalty Board Eisenhower Claris Clifford Quantico Mundt Symington Subcommittee Ralph Zwicker

Glenville Given 5 Scholarships

Glenville State College received five four year scholarships for the 1954 1955 year from the West Virginia Board of Education. Recipients include Joanne Ash Tyler County High School Phyllis Bush Coxs Mills Troy High School Nancy Craig Walkersville Walkersville High School Shirley Jones Fenwick Richwood High School Betty Lou Williams Ethel Logan High School. Alternates are Lyla Jean Stump Grantsville Calhoun County High School and Sue Adolt Weston Weston High School.

Glenville West Virginia Board of Education Calhoun County High School Sue Adolt Weston Weston High School

Service Slated Today for Mrs Gladys Duty

Funeral services scheduled for 2 p m at Hissom Holiness Tabernacle for Mrs Gladys Virginia Duty 46 of 33 Pleasant St who died Tuesday at a Beckley hospital Earl G Hissom to officiate and burial in Culloden Cemetery at the family residence Allen Mortuary Hurricane is handling arrangements Brownell denounces McCarthy call as open invitation to violate laws and opposes allowing loyalty board questioning in a National Editorial Association remarks transcript outlined by the White House line of authority broader than individual action

Hissom Holiness Tabernacle Gladys Virginia Duty Pleasant St Earl G. Hissom Culloden Cemetee Allen Mortuary Hurricane Baltimore Brownell Sen. McCarthy R-Wis McCarthy Assa Eisenhower

Mrs Dora Johnson Dies at Kilsyth Age 75

Kilsyth Fayette County. Mrs Dora Johnson 75 died at her daughter’s home after a long illness. Survivors include two sisters in Georgia, two daughters, five sons, 36 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Kilsyth Baptist Church with W C Combs presiding. Burial Beards Fork Cemetery Williams Mortuary directing. Body to be taken to daughter Retta Mitchell’s home at 11 a m tomorrow.

Kilsyth Dora Johnson Fayette County Retta Mitchell L. D. King Atlanta Rita Hayes Dalton Elsie Williams Cripple Creek Edith Nibert Powelton Troy Gallager Elbert Earl Chesapeake James Carbondale Charles Oceana Kilsyth Baptist Church W. C. Combs Beards Fork Williams Sophia Ibson Viola Allie Sisssonvilla Rd Irelang Kanawha County St. Francis Hospital Tupper's Valley Esterson Amnie Ethel Richwood Ernest Olumbus Bernard Ingles Karachi Pakistan Opi Duathen Rey Sittman Bueesbella Makran Kharan Pede Huse Ena Lacy Oak Hnl John L

Army Orders Pvt Schine to Return to Duty

Pvt G David Schine was ordered to report back to Army duty at 8 am EDT Friday. He had been assigned temporarily to Fort Myer during the McCarthy hearings and will be recalled to Camp Gordon for MP training, with further orders to follow.

Washington David Schine Army John F. T. Murray Army Legal Staff McCathy Schine Fort Myer Murray Camp Gordon

Body of Woman Found in Pocahontas Apartment

Northeastern United States forecasts show cool air, fair skies from New England to the mid-Atlantic while warm humid air and possible thundershowers persist from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley. In Pocahontas Virginia, deputies clash during eviction, uncovering a decomposed woman’s body in an apartment room as two so-called Hindus resist arrest.

New England New York Pennsylvania Gulf of Mexico Ohio Valley Jackson Gilbert H. A. Porter

One Big City Envisioned By Mayors

Mayors Copenhaver and Londeree advocate a unified Kanawha Valley city linking Charleston South Charleston Dunbar Nitra and St Albans. They foresee a Greater Charleston with monthly meetings and a three councilman per city structure, while noting merger is unlikely now. A key aim is reviving the Kanawha Turnpike and promoting regional economic unity.

Kanawha Valley Copenhaver Londeree Charleston South Charleston Dunbar Nitra St. Albans Landeree Kanawha Kanawha River Chesapeake and Ohio

Suggested Sept 7 as elections date on expansion issue

Mayors and civic leaders outline a proposed Spheres of Influence line linking Kanawha River, Valley Street, Danner Hollow, Churchill Circle, Weberwood, Oakhurst Drive, and back to Charleston and propose an annexation vote by residents. They stress no raiding of areas for canvassing and say actual boundary depends on resident vote, with field examination of neighborhoods conducted after two hours of discussion at The Gazette auditorium.

Londeree Charleston South Charleston Copenhaver Wetherwood Greater Charleston Association of Municipalities Gazette Auditorium Frank A. Knight Kanawha River Valley St Danner Hollow Churchill Circle Weberwood Valley Drive Oakhurst Drive Bownemont Sunnyside Vandalia Wonderee South South Charles Gazette Conenhaver Lon«deree

Miner Karl Boone Dies From Injuries After State Fall

A 30 year old Wharton coal miner Herbert D. Baird died in Madison General Hospital from injuries sustained in a Monday fall. Baird worked for Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates at Wharton No. 1 mine and suffered a broken back.

Madison Wharton Madison General Hospital Herbert D. Baird Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Wharton No. 1

Weather Across the Nation Friday Forecast Summary

Forecasts show a cloudy day with scattered thundershowers in Charleston and warm highs near 86 to 87. Ohio and surrounding states expect mostly cloudy skies with showers or thundershowers and warm temperatures. Winds and specific times noted, with Tennessee and Kentucky partly cloudy and warm.

Charleston West Virgina Maryland Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Kentucky

Obituary notices from Gazette parcel recount local deaths

Multiple obituaries and death notices list William Barnett, William Castleberry, Hattie Sommerville, Viola Boggess, Sarah Washington, and others. Surviving relatives include sisters, brothers, wives, and children. services set at churches and mortuaries in Point Pleasant, South Charleston, and surrounding areas. The notices note long illnesses, veteran status, church affiliations, and burial details with local mortuaries handling arrangements.

Funerals and obituaries from scattered notices

Multiple notices list burial times and sites for Mrowe Alsle 78 in Ronds, Kapp Frederick Fifi Nitro, Vermievr on India Cook 75 Athens, Warren Olson 40 Veasey Street, Esterson Amnie Ethel 37 Richwood, and Karachi Pakistan related merging talks with Baluchistan. Services scheduled at churches and mortuaries with attendances by family, Masons, and local clergy. graves at Red Warrior Cemetery Orlin Heights Sun Set Memorial Park.

Kapp Frederick Fifi Nitro Rock Hranch Church of Trod Basil Walser Orlin Heights

U S Protest Over Soviet Cartoon Mocking Forrestal

The United States protested to the Soviet government over a Krokodil cartoon depicting Defense Secretary James V. Forrestal’s 1949 death scene. The note condemned the piece as scurrilous and shocking, calling it a total disregard for civilized decency and tied to anti American attacks in Russian press. Forrestal died May 22, 1949, after falling from a window at Bethesda Naval Hospital.

Moscow Krokodil Magazine Defense James V. Forrestal Forrestal U.S. Naval Hospital Bethesda Krokodil United States U. S Note

Stevenson Attacks GOP Foreign Policy By Platoon System

Adlai E. Stevenson in Lansing attacked the Eisenhower administration and said Democrats could win the House this year. He described leadership as inadequate and indecisive, called the Army McCarthy hearings a melancholy spectacle, and blasted Dulles Knowland and Nixon over a foreign policy he labeled a platoon system.

Kransing Mich INS Adlai E. Stevenson Hisenhower House of Representatives Lansing Michigan Illinois Legislative Branch John Foster Dulles Stevenson Dulles Sen Knowland Nixon

Shvernik Re-elected President of US Union Council

MOSCOW June 17 The US Union Council of Trade Unions announced the re election of Nikolai M Shvernik as its president The council has been meeting in the Kremlin Palace on charter revision Shvernik a long time Soviet trades union leader was formerly president of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet equivalent to president of the Soviet Union

Moscow Usunion Council of Trade Unions Nikolai M. Shvernik Kremlin Shvernik Presidium Supreme Soviet

Mule to Missile in Youths Double Double Ace Directs Airmen

Maj. Germont Garrison, a former Kentucky schoolteacher who rode a mule to work, leads the Air Force air-to-air rocketry competition in Yuma. He is a double ace from World War I and Korea, with 11 victories in WWI and 10 in Korea, now directing the lead collision course firing as jets advance from gunpowder to guided missiles.

Yuma Ariz Kentucky U. S Germont Garrison Somerset Korea

Five and Dime Store Fire in Montgomery County

Fire tore through the Five and Dime store on a Mont gomery street, flames reaching about 70 feet. Fire Chief Nowinskie said an overheated electric air conditioning motor sparked the blaze, with circulating fans blowing the flames higher. Mutual aid from nearby departments assisted, while adjacent buildings suffered heat damage and residents were evacuated.

Wonumeneam Five and Dime Vickers Montgomery Fire Department Roger Nowinskie Nowsinski Ati Upper Kanawha Valley General Department Store Kayton Theater Billbaugh Bakery Nunley Apartments

Lightning strike blasts cottage cheese during kitchen storm

In Battle Creek Lucille Hart, 15, stood near an open kitchen window when a lightning bolt struck the room. She was dazed but not hurt. the blast sent curds from a bowl of cottage cheese flying across her and the walls.

Battle Creek Mich Lucille Hart Lucille

Logan GI Wins Best Soldier at Camp Logan

Camp Logan Va June 1 The outstanding soldier in West Virginia’s National Guard was named today as MSgt Donald N Mathena of Logan He is the second Logan man in as many years to win the honor He will receive the Gov Okey L Patteson cup for the achievement A native of Heidrick Ky Mathena is clerk of the Logan County Sanitary Board and has served in the National Guard since December 1947 He is married with one child and attended Marshall College after Logan High School class of 1948.

Camp Pickett West Virginia National Guard Msst Donald N. Mathena Logan Mathena Msgt Marvin L Wharton Ashcraft Salem United Mine Workers of Co. C Francis X. Coffey Sanitary Board Logan County National

Obituary: M D Baird of Trasper dies, service set

Survived by wife Mrs Herbert Baird two daughters Brenda Lou and Mary Francis both at home three brothers John L of Louisville William J of Trasper and Elmer of Detroit and parents Mr and Mrs M D Baird of Trasper. Service at 11 am Sunday at Missionary Baptist Church Heidrick Ky with Rev Ralph Mooneyham officiating Burial in Burch Cemetery. Body to be moved from Hunter and Hunter mortuary Madison to Mrs Lulu Perrys home at HeidrickSaturday.

Tom Jones Rogers Cemetery Clay Mortuary Hichmond Gordon Lee Boeick Knob Fayette County Beckley Hospital Richmond Bee Hick Knob Gospel Tabernacle Virginia Bider Dorothy Treciak Joyoa Richmond Beelick Knap Amma Guring Margaret Wenger Myrtle Pomeroy Canton, O E. G. Richmond Mt. Hope Frank Jasse Richmond Fu Fierce Fla Pearl Sutphin Shady Springs Beeblle Knob Gospel Tabernacle Mont Garr Burla Trail Clintonville Wallace Wallace and Wallace Mortuary Rainelle America Herbert Baird Brenda Lou Mary Francis John L Louisville William J Trasper Elmer Detroit Mich M. D. Baird Missionary Baptist Church Heidrick Ralph Mooneyham Burch Cemetery Hunter and Hunter Mortuary Madison Lulu Perry

City Executives Forge Quick Accord On 38th Parallel

John and Joe meet with Gazette photographer in a casual session, Lon deree and Copenhaver lead the talks. They reach a tentative agreement on the 38th Parallel while arguing slightly over how near Churchill Circle the line should run. The informal meeting covers road-building taxes and Jefferson’s Virginia home amid a friendly lunch.

Wsam Londeree Copenhaver Churchill South Charleston Thomas Jefferson Virginia The Gazette Landeree

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Roy M. Cohn McCarthy Investigations John G. Adams GOP Francis P. Carr H. Strave Hensel Sen. Potter Dirksen Congress Executive Branch J. Schine M’carthy Gladys Duty Pvt. Schine Bluefield Pocahontas Jerry Jackson Pocahontes A. K. Harvey Jet C. H. Gilbert Abbner White Virginia - Virginia Moses White Frank A.knight Civic Karl Boone Miner Hugh Walker C. W. Poling Robert Reed Charles Schmidt Imayors Voers Evans Lead Div Trojan Steel Co Copenhau the Gazette Barnett William Hansford St Mamie Whrey Troutville Virginia Jones Palmer Barrett Clifton Forge Harden and Harden Mortuary William Thomas Veterans Administration Hospital Marion Ind Kanawha Lodge No. 20 AFSAM Castleperry Methodist Church Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Cherieston Thelma Castleberry Navy New London Hattie Onto River Rd Ft. Pleasant Magon County Ft. Pleasant High School Heighta Evangelical United Brethren Church Clair Eileen Harris Ohio River Rd Jack Shiffiett Ftp. Jey Rd Linda Cottrell Clair Lee Jr Michael Mra J. H. Samarvills Pt. Pleasant Kent Bale Weirton Ben W. J J. H. Sommerville Jr Bervice Helgats Evangelical United Brothers Church Reenlief William H Laurel Run E W. B A. M. Walte Ratney Grienler Cedarville Gilmer County George Ulysses Orton Phoenix Oma Perrine Gay Stokley Lost Creek Rosie Christian Mary O Jackson Whitesell Akron Bartlet, Mortuary Gassawey Lems Sarah Washington Quinwood Greenbrier Flos Sle Dorsey Letha Barnette Myrtle Helenis Teddy Ruth Okey Carl Lokey Nettie Kenny Marissa O'Dell Orient Hill Andrew Helenis Louisa Hinton Leonard Carl Baptist ‘Church Joe E. Brown Carl Cemetery Wallace and Walace Moretuary East Hance BP. m St. Paula A Young St. Jie Police Department Eamsey Naomi Jacqueline Christopher St County Coroper Goff Cassia Preston Elkridge Mrowe Alsle Ronds Assembly of God Ronda Hey Lee Meadows Red Warrior Arthur Vermievron India Cook Athens John Roy Wolfe Haven Memorial Park Princeton Science U.S Red Avain Yuma County Eastern Central Western Air Defense Forces Air Training Command O Gassison East Pulaski County Garrison Buck' Rogers Ben W. Chidiaw Air Defense Command Logan GI California John Joe
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