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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1947

Page

9

Writer Says Chinese Expect Further Troubles in Sinkiang

An American reporter describes Sinkiang as a hotbed of agitation for a pro Soviet republic. Chinese officials warn of continued trouble as Outer Mongolia tensions flare and borders clash. reports mention Russia seeking to influence Sinkiang and China amid border clashes starting June 5.

Charleston Ga Gazette Sinkiang Foreign Ministry Issia Chae Sime China Outer Mongolia Yayed Russia Chang Sindiang

Turmoil in Sinkiang Ties Trade to Autonomy Pressure

Observers in Sinkiang report growing unrest among non Chinese groups led by Turkic and Mongol communities seeking autonomy or a republic model similar to Outer Mongolia. Analysts warn of potential severe Chinese government trouble within six months along the Russia and Outer Mongolia border.

Russia Sinkiang China Masud Wateh Mexico Republic of Eastern Turkestan Quter Mongolia Chang Chih-chung Chiang Kai-shek Outer Mongolian Outer Mongolia Central

Washington Embraces Temperance Meet at Griffith Stadium

The piece notes Washington's wartime drinking culture among transplants and locals. It cites AA and the Washington Committee for Education on Alcoholism promoting a unique temperance gathering at Griffith Stadium next month with radio and screen stars to frame alcohol as a curable ailment rather than a crime.

Pentagon Navy Department Washington Washington Committee For Education On Griffith Stadium Billy

City Clears 35 000 for Local Building Projects

City building inspector M. M. Moorhead authorized a 95 000 warehouse at the northeast corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Mary Street. Inspector Richard Higgins issued a permit for a temporary building and sheltered walkway at Lee and Dickinson Streets for Peoples department store. The Carpenters received approval for a five room house with attached garage at 900 Thomas Street costing 7 000, plus other permits including a dry cleaning plant at 821 Indiana Avenue and home improvements at 1312 Quartier Street and 316 Randolph Street.

M. M. Moorhead Pennsylvania Av Mary St Richard Higgins Lee and Dickinson, St New Peoples Department Store A. E. Carpenter Thomas St G. S and Lena Carpenter Indiana Av R. C. Staab Randolph St A. H Daingerfield Quartier St Madelon D. Laidley

Repairs and Home Work Bids Listed on Streetes

Bid notes show multiple residence repair offers including reroofs and alterations. Entries list addresses such as 1102 Edgewood Dr and 1018 Thomas St with amounts around 200 dollars and 250 dollars for work by James E. Harper Mrs Hattie Bowles and C. E. Hawkins. Details indicate reroofing and home improvements at several city addresses.

Edgewood Dr James E. Harper Awelling Thomas St Hattie Bowles Frame St C. E. Hawkins Hunt Av

4-H Members to Attend Jackson's Mill Meeting

Four Kanawha 4-H club members will attend the older 4-H training conference tied to Jackson's Mill from the 23rd to the 30th. Miss Juanita Brown county club agent announced yesterday. They are Nancy Swartz Montgomery Dorina Paterson Mare met Bobby Dale Melton Blue Creek and John Charles Lynch RFD 3 Charleston.

Jackson’s Mill Jackson's Mill Juanita Brown Nancy Swartz Montgomery Dorina ‘Paterson Mare Met Bobby Dale Melton Blue Creek John Charles Lynch RFD Charleston

Fragmented note cites threats to glorify a group name

The excerpt mentions pressure to promote a group and threats of destruction if members and officers do not comply. It reflects the coercive rhetoric tied to name glorification from a 1947 Gazette copyright note.

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Third Set of Twins Calves at Trone Farm

Martinsburg June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Trone Files near Tomahawk celebrated as their cow Bessie delivered twin calves yesterday, the third set in three years. The note adds a wartime aside about Allied rubber supply loss after Singapore fell in 1942.

Martinsburg Singapore

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