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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

4

Espionage concerns prompt restraint and reporting urged

Ernest L Bailey urged restraint to protect loyal citizens while stating suspicions of fifth column activity should be reported to the nearest FBI office. The guidance followed Department of Justice advice and a Roosevelt directive on national defense, with FBI tasked to investigate espionage, sabotage and neutrality violations. Portugal plans to import large quantities of American cotton to relieve its cotton shortage.

Ernest L. Bailey Office of Government Federal Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice National Defense Roosevelt FBI Portugal

New York fashion show inquiry exposes Communist ties

The house committee investigates un American activities at a New York fashion show. Witnesses charge the alliance is Communist controlled. Lasser admits to being a Communist, while Herbert Benjamin, ex alliance secretary, confirms party membership and resigns.

House Committee Lasser Com

Army to Add Four To Recruiting Staff

The Army plans to appoint four reserve officers to the West Virginia district recruiting staff. Capt. R. N. Ott, in charge, was informed by the fifth corps area headquarters. Twenty men who enlisted pass day were assigned to Fort Knox Kentucky Fort Hoyle Maryland and Panama with Charleston Leon ard W Harris and others among the names listed. Ott will speak on WCHS radio from 7 to 7 15 p.m. today on enlistment requirements and Army life.

Stants West Virginia R. N. Ott Fifth Corps Fort Knox James Breesden Loydin Heights James ¥. Marshall Madigan Street Leonard, W. Harris Fourth Avenue Robert F. Lipscomb Elmwood Avenue Charleston Henry M. McCoy Garretts

Lots Drawn For Seat GOP Committee Settles Illinois Tie

In Philadelphia on June 19, the Republican National Committee settled the Illinois sixth district seat contest by drawing lots after a tie between Joseph B. Caynor of Oak Park and Philip Gilbert of Chicago. Caynor won two of three. The panel seated D. C. Cole from Georgia after Frank L. M. Gleason withdrew his Florida 12 seat contest for party harmony. vote on Florida was postponed to tomorrow.

Philadelphia INS Republican National Committee Illinois Joseph &. Caynor Oak Park Philip Gilbert Chicago Caynor D.C. Cole Georgia Frank LM. Gleason Florida

Alliance Head Quits as Charges Shake Group

Washington June 19 David Lasser resigned as president of the Workers' Alliance accusing it of being dominated by a political group. When asked if the group referred to was the Communist party he said he left that to the reader's judgment amid Dies Committee testimony.

Washington JINS Workers’ Alliance David Lasser Communist Party Lasser

Keyser Auto Mishap Hurts Three on Lee Street

Jad Lee street resident Chilton T Hawkins and two others were injured in a Tuesday morning automobile collision near Keyser and were taken to Potomac Valley Hospital. Hawkins reported his injuries by phone to his wife, noting numerous cuts and bruises but plans to return home in a few days. Rev C W Hardgrave and Mrs Hardgrave of Brookfield were among the other injured.

Chilton T. Hawkins Jad Lee Street Keyser Potomac Valley Hospital Hawkins C. W. Hardgrave Brookfield Hardgraver

Governor travels to North Carolina for judicial convention

The governor left Asheville last night for North Carolina to attend a judicial convention tomorrow and Saturday, as reported by his office. A Paraguayan resident, Rese tees Affler, who has lived as a woman for 30 years, has been discovered to be a man in Parana, Argentina.

N.C Rese Tees Affler Parana Argentina

WV Motorists Face New License Plates Day One

About 100000 West Virginia motorists received new 1949 license plates today the first day they could be used legally, with over 200000 more to follow after applying. Motor Vehicle Registrar OC Powell urged immediate application to avoid a last minute rush and warned there will be no extension beyond the June 30 expiration for old plates.

West Virginia OC. d. Powell

Exchange Club Golfing and Dinner Plans

Charleston Exchange club members skip the lunch meeting for an afternoon of golf at 1 p.m. and a 6:30 dinner at KanaWha Country Club. After dinner, the semi annual officer election follows with Forest Jones advancing to president to succeed Wayne Rich and several nominees named for other offices. Concurrently in Walsall England, baby buggies taken out late at night must have rear lights per new ruling.

Charleston Exchange Club Kanawha Country Club Forest Jones Wayne Rich Prof. C, Eb, Roth I. G. Rector Irving Bowman Cline Jackson Jand W. Elliot Abbitt Harvey G. Davis, Jr William J. Kenney Park , McMaster Wayne A. Rich W. Victor Ross Board of Control Walsall England

Family Reunion of the Eary Family Held at Ansted Home

A reunion of the Eary family was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Eary in Ansted. Attending were G. B. Eary and family from Virginia, including Dawne Rita and Charles Thomas, and J. E. Eary and children Don Eddie Bobbie Billie Charlotte Ann from Crystal Falls Michigan, along with Mrs. T. Hs Eary and children.

Eary G. T. Eary Ansted G. B. Eary Dawne Rita Charles Thomas Virginia J. E. Eary Don Eddie Bobbie Billie Charlotte Ann Crystal Falls Mich T. Hs _Eary Chil

Reunion Held At True Home In Summers County

The Edwards family gathered for a reunion last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E T Edwards in True Summers County with 68 attendees. Argentina agreed to convert 246000 head of cattle into 16750 tons of canned meat for shipment to Britain.

George Wallace Marmet Elbert Gilver Charleston Ann Winehomer Mt Clemens Mich Edwards E. T. Edwards True Summers County Argentina Britain

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