The Charleston Gazette Indpenden Yemsantic 1930 Thought For Today
The page includes a June 29 1930 edition with subscription rates and notices. A Thought For Today by W Jay warns against overpreparing for future dangers and neglecting present enjoyment. The item reflects typical early 20th century newspaper fillers with pricing, masthead details, and syndicated quotes.
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Charleston Gazette
Yemsantic Newinasar
Gaily Gazette Company
Tin Capital City
West Virginia
Associated Areas
Associated Pressip
Charleston
Irginia
Mary
W. Jay
Operation Coonskin editorial hails community leadership and park project
The editorial lauds Operation Coonskin as a landmark community effort to create a beautiful park at little cost. It praises intelligent leadership, selfless volunteer work, and coordinated effort across contractors unions technicians and citizens, noting the project as a permanent monument and a model for other communities.
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Gesling
Operation Coonskin
Two Art Shows Emerge In Cleveland From Local Artists
Cleveland expands its art scene with two shows. The Art Museum hosts the traditional annual exhibit for accepted works in painting photography ceramics and weaving. The "Rejects" open a second display in a busy arcade, drawing crowds and merchant support as locals respond to regional artistic talent.
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Cleveland
Art Museum
Paris Restaurateurs Mix Global Trends with Classic Fare
French hotel managers in Paris replace tradition with burgers and milkshakes while provincial life keeps stove simmering soup and wine. Some Paris eateries tailor menus for American tourists, yet many small Parisian spots still offer iconic French cooking. The piece laments global standardization of cuisine and the spread of American dining habits.
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Paris
United States
Donaldson Faces Congress Over Post Office Budget War
Jesse M. Donaldson, the first carter postmaster general, challenges Congress over post office subsidies and one a day mail delivery. He argues the department must set costs and defend its deficit while critics warn of political entanglements and stalled reforms.
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Ashington
Congress
Carter
Jesse M. Donaldson
Donaldson
United States
House
Deliveri
Tuber- Thomas
Jensen
Senate
Post Office
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Democrats push probe of Amerasia and Tribune cases
Democratic Senators seek a broader Justice Department inquiry into wartime secrecy breaches including the Chicago Tribune and Amerasia cases. They want explanations for a 1941 Tribune mobilization story and the de facto end to the grand jury indictment, arguing parallels with Amerasia and State secrets disclosure. A rent control flare on the Senate floor ends with a Philadelphia landlady shouting at Sen Myers before being escorted out.
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Drew Pearson
Ganette Ashington
Justice Department
Amerasia
Chicago Tribune
Midway
Pearl Harbor
United States
War
Navy
Tribune
New York Daily News
Washington Times-Herald
The
State Department
Japan
Battle of Midway
Stanley Johnston
U. S. Navy
Midway Island
Pacific
U. S.A
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
U.S. Navy
Johnston
Coral Sea
Ernest King
White House
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Roosevelt
William D. Mitchell
Hoover
Chicago
Mitchell
U. S
Wysteria
Senate
Hier
Sen, Myers
Pennsylvania
Myers
Philadelphia
End to bureauacratic delays in government insurance
Elizabeth S Gilbert of Charleston West Virginia details her brother's B 36 crash death and the months of waiting for his government life insurance payments that still keeps his widow and children from returning home She condemns the red tape and urges action He notes a standout charity camp near Dalton Georgia run by Redemptorist priest Joe Driscoll aiding underprivileged children The piece also references Ku Klux Klan connections and a Pacific haze incident amid weather concerns.
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INS
Charleston
W. Va
Elizabeths. Gilbert
Gilbert
Gilbert Pens
Fort Worth
Dalton
Joe Driscoll
Driscoll
Gil McCormack
Brooklyn
Childcer
Intercepted Message June 1 1990 Deardun
A partial intercepted message dated June 1 1990 from Deardun references waving the nations widest railroad end and an experienced hand to Operation Countkin. Signed by George James M Hooper B and O Agent Citizens.
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Deardun
Operation Coontkin
George James M. Hooper
Cits
Truman plan to bring jobs by new industries in trial cities
The White House aims to cut joblessness by year end 1990 with a test program in a selected low-spirits city to revive it via new industries and federal help. Steelman section seeds experiments in communities, Puerto Rico study, and Small Business Loan Bill to aid small firms and prevent bankruptcy, all aimed at creating widespread employment.
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Australia
Mir
Truman
Jeng John Steeman
Copyright Lebo
Ussector
Steelman
White House
Puerto Rico
Japan
Caribbean
Dept. of Commerce
College
Mr. Truman
Reader Q&A from The Gazette on wartime output and Ike’s West Point rank
Questions and answers cover wartime food production from 1942 to 1945, Eisenhower’s West Point graduation year and class rank, the average American mental age, Willie Keeler’s living status, the Old Vic Theatre name origin, spider silk yield in a lifetime, determining canary sex, and the summer oil burner tune.
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Pardners
Dwight
Eisenhower
West Point
N. A
Ist
Kenneth 5
Davis
Willie Keeler
William Ho
Keeler
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Bureau of Mines
Baseball Hall of Fame
Old Vic
London
Old Vic Aces
Emma Cons
Royal Cobbg Theater
V. E. T. Foyal
Victoria Coffee Music Hall
Victoria Theater
Sill
Gla Vic
Bradley Testimony Aims at European Defense Funding
Gen Omar Bradley urged Congress to approve the Truman administration's 100.35 billion dollar second year for European military aid. He warned that while progress is possible, total effort from the United States and self-help by European nations are required, and perfect security is unattainable. He favored rearming Western Germany from a purely military view, while cautioning about political factors. Indianapolis Times lauds his candor and leadership. New TD P Law liberalizes displaced persons act, admitting about 400,000 plus 15,000 on visas, expected to boost America's standing. Senate leaders praise the move, while concerns about subversives are addressed by screening. New York Times.
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Omar Bradley
Hiw
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman Administration
Bradhsey
Russia
Western Europe
United States
Bradley
Germany
Europe
TD. P
Nevada
Capitol Hill
Truman
Lehman
New York
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Friends of Freedom
New York Times
Republican Party
Retans
United States America
Derr Geretic
Themer
Bey
Old Republic
Democratic Party
FBI
St. Louis
Ab Beny
Smith
Hickins
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Sparks Liberal Critique
Westbrook Pegler contends Senator Margaret Chase Smith and six fellow Republicans misuse gender privilege to attack their party. He attacks Eleanor Roosevelt praise and denounces Democratic policy as eroding liberty, urging Republicans to study history and reject perceived anti Republican trends and surveillance overreach.
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Westbrook Pegler
the Gazette
NEX
York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Republic
Clare Luce
Eucone
Japan
China
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Churchill
Britain
Baering Down By Arthur Baer on California Politics
A fragmentary satirical piece mocks Jimmy Roosevelt and Governor Warren in a clipped column. It critiques party strategies, recounts, and California politics with irony, suggesting mixed fortunes for Roosevelt and Warren amid playful jabs and coded allusions.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Copsright
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Gazells
Jimmy Roosevelt
Caliifornia
Fruil Boulevard
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