Charleston Gazette Independent Dermotteté Nunwapopar rates note
The page lists subscription rates for Dolly Gazette Company publications with Carrier, Mall, and West Virginia options. It notes an inside West Virginia mail rate, advance payment terms, and mentions Associated Press affiliation. Published June 21 1980 in Charleston West Virginia, 77 years serving the state. A Thought For Today reflects on how adversity builds character.
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Backward South no more as Georgia leads a regional rise
The South rapidly shifts from crops to diversified farming and industry led by Georgia's revival. A million dollar feed mill in Macon and a $3.6 million machinery plant in Memphis signal industrial growth alongside livestock, dairy expansion, and eroded land restoration. The South’s younger generation stay home, boosting education and economic aims for both races, while European observers note the unprecedented pace of progress.
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Union
Macon
Memphis
Natches
South
Europe
Time and the Driver in Traffic Safety Debate
Traffic experts question strict speed limits and urge focus on safe speeds per conditions. More time to react could reduce fatalities. drivers may neglect speedometer vigilance, considering weather and road state. The piece argues for mindful driving over rushing to reach the other side of distance.
Cuban revolutionary Jose Marti: a life by Jorge Manach
A new English biography of Jose Marti, Cuban rebel leader, chronicles his early jailings, exile in Spain, and pivotal role in provoking revolt against Spain. Marti’s writings funded the Cuban struggle and his 1899 expedition preceded the Spanish American War, aiding Cuba’s path to freedom.
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Cuba
United States
Jose Capablanca
Jose Marti
Jorge Manach
Marti
GOP Big Three In Conference Spotlight At Sulphur Springs
June 20 report from Sulphur Springs spots governors Warren of California Duff of Pennsylvania and Dewey of New York arriving at a leaders conference. Warren and Duff push for GOP leadership while Dewey hints at future political moves amid McCarthy and Truman debates.
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Hite Sulphur Springs
Blond Warl Warren
California
James H. Dull
Pennsylvania
Congress
Warren
Union
Duff
Senate
Dewey Back in Politics Rumors Tie Him to Eisenhower Ticket
In a June report from New York Dewey is seen regaining a political foothold by 1952. He is urged as a top backer of Eisenhower with Harald Stassen as running mate, potentially becoming Secretary of State if the GOP wins. The piece notes Dewey’s health and preference for a role with less handshaking. It also touches on Frank Hogan’s remarks about horse racing cases and hints at bold architectural plans in Washington, including Gwen Cafritz’s Cafritz building and a joke about the Empire State Building renovations.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Francis Myers
York
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Ike
W. Va
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Frank Erickson
Frank
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Eddie Arcaro
Erickson
Bookie
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Carrite
Washington
Gwen Cafritz
Cafritz
Leroy L. Werner
Hugh Drum
Empire State Building
Evi
Maurice Tobin
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Mr. Truman
Gypsy Rose Lee
Americas Guild
Gypsy
Joe Smith
Smith and Dale
Palace Stars
Hisenhower
CIO
Columbia University
Labor People
GOP
Bill Ayres
Akron
J. Edgar Hoover
National Security Council
MacKenzie King
Igor Gouzenko
King
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Hoover
American Youth For Democracy
Communist Club
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Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Congres
Alisverute
Tom Stokes
Scripps-Howard
Mauntieroy
Roosevelt
Alben
Chicago
Rover Velt
Wood's Hollywood probes linked to Mayer fee and favors
Washington Merry-Go-Round outlines alleged entanglements between Georgia Congressman John Wood and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It cites a $25,000 fee paid to Gainesville attorney Edgar Dunlap for arranging Mayer testimony and aiding horse shipments, plus delays in Un American Activities Committee inquiries until partisan shifts. The piece notes Mayer used Washington counsel while Dunlap claimed no direct ties to Mayer.
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the Gazette
Asheington
John
Wood
Georgia
UN- American Activities Committee
Hollywood
UnAmerican Activities Committee
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Old Dies
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Edgar Dunlap
Mayer
Carl Tallant
MGM
Dunlap
Washington
Chiman Wood
James Byrnes
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
Brig Johnston
Alfons Landa
Joe Davies
Hilsworth Alvord
Sen. George
Congressman Wood
Louis J. Russell
FBI
H. A. Smith
A. B.leckie
Un-American Activities Committee
Diss Committee
Gainesville
Carter Barron
Durlap
Mayers
Chicago
ICC
Lewis B. Mayer
Mr. Dunlap
Police Start Heat on Traffic Violators in City Message
Intercepted note dated June 21 1950 urges swift action against traffic violators. The writer signs as Police Ch City with initials cw and Rey. The message frames the first day of stammer as the moment to begin enforcement.
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Charley
Rey
RCA Sabotage Plot Spurs Camden Move Threat
A sabotage scare at Radio Corp of America costs RCA $30,000 in a single day as faulty parts drifted through Camden New Jersey TV assembly lines. Management fears saboteurs linked to CIO pressure could force plant shutdowns and job losses for thousands of Camden and Philadelphia workers. The report notes broader labor tensions and political maneuvers shaping industry and union power.
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Radio Corp. of America
Commie
Camden
N. J
RCA
Nraud
Phil Murray
CIO International Union of Electrical
General Electric
Schenectady
Ask The Gazette Informa tion Bureau for citizenship and naval pay quizzes
Readers could mail questions to The Charleston Gazette Information Bureau for answers on topics from American citizenship and naval pay to the lifespan of ships and car use. The garbled text lists names, numbers, and dates about DoD, Siam renaming, enlistment pay, car ownership, and naturalization tallies, indicating a quiz-like consumer help feature.
Wealth and Taxes Pressures in America Today
The piece argues that high taxes deter wealth, yet millionaires emerge slowly. It cites 75 new postwar millionaires, about 11,815 individuals capable of a million dollars, and a decline from 875 to 860 multimillionaires since 1946, underscoring the difficulty of preserving wealth. It also criticizes veterans affairs in Congress for waste, graft, and ignorance, noting nearly six billion dollars spent in a year without strict oversight.
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America
Atlanta Constitution
House of Representatives
Veterans’ Affairs
Freedom Under Democracy and Democratic Administrations
Westbrook Pegler laments perceived erosion of American freedoms since 1912. He argues Congress and Democratic administrations concentrate wealth and power, suppress earnings, and subjugate citizens through taxation, foreign policy, and court actions. He singles out Truman, Barkley, Roosevelt, and Wilson as part of a broader critique of progressive and liberal politics.
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Congress
Britain
Democras
Wilson
Roosevelt
Eax
Baering Down By Arthur Baer Scribbles on Speeches
In the political equinox, big men unload many baccalaureates at snnift tidewater college and wear a modest look. An orator speaks endlessly about running the country while delivering fresh ideas each time. One statesman gave sixteen speeches with no repetition, but another topped him with nineteen unique statements.
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Snnift Tidewater College
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