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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1941

Page

2

English Paper Raises Question Of Aid to Russia

A British Evening Standard editorial urges possible aid to Soviet Russia to counter Nazi Germany, noting the difficulty of gaining American support. It envisions transpacific routes for U S planes via a neutral Turkey and discusses political risk, timing, and the need to persuade Americans and Britons of the strategy's wisdom amid wartime uncertainties.

Russia Fred Wenderschmidt Associated Press Lord Beaverbrook The Evening Standard Moscow Soviet Russia Nazi Germany Pacific Turkey U. S Germany Hitler Roosevelt

Hasten to Bring Stalin to Time in World War News

Berlin correspondents report that despite cautious German press, Stalin is increasingly uneasy about America and wonders if history may repeat itself. The note suggests renewed tension as Western forces press westward and the Near East offense looms.

Stalin Near East Berlin Germany America

Delinquent Taxpayers List To Be Published

Sheriff N R Henderson announced that the delinquent taxpayers list for the county will be compiled by June 30 and published in two Charleston newspapers. Unpaid taxes should be paid by then to avoid public listing and the $1 item fee. A Colorado company supplies 75 percent of the world molybdenum.

N. R. Henderson Charleston Colorado

West Virginia notes on names plates and public life

A column compiles quirky West Virginia facts and names from public figures. It mentions Raymond Kenny hunting for an undertaker in Morgantown, Bill Miller nicknamed The Paducah Panther, license plate confusion, and Gov Neely greeted as Brother Neely.

Raymond Kenny Morgantown University West Virginia Bill Smokey" Miller Charleston Paducah Clarksburg Wysong Gov. Neely Matt Mansfield The Knights of Pythias Brother Neely

Scouts Canoeing to New Orleans Eagle Scouts Plan Long Trip

Eagle Scouts Tom Orr and Bob Harris of Logan, both 18, journey 2100 miles from Logan via the Guyan River to the Ohio and Mississippi rivers in a government map equipped craft. They plan to sell the canoe at New Orleans and return by bus as a long adventure tale unfolds.

Tom Orr Bob Harris Logan New Orleans Guyan River Ohio Mississippi Rotary Club Joy Roycroft Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Lewisburg

Health Meetings Slated For Officers and Nurses

District meetings of sanitarians health officers and nurses will be held at Blue Bend State Park Greenorier county on July 15 and at Oglebay Park Wheeling on July 25. Health Commissioner F McClintic announced yesterday with the northern meeting addressing by McClintic.

Blue Bend State Park Greenorier County Oglebay Park Wheeling F. McClintic McClintic

Health official to speak at southern conference

Dr. C. E. Waller, Charleston city health coordinator, will address attendees at the southern conference. The event spotlights public health initiatives and regional cooperation among departments.

C. E. Waller Charleston

Newest Citizens Program in Charleston Honors Natualized Residents

A program honoring newly naturalized citizens in the Charleston area will be held at 8 p m tomorrow in the Elks club hallroom by the Civitan club. The speaker will be Ally Gen Clarence W Meadows. Dewey E Kuhns will be master of ceremonies. part of the program will be broadcast to the public. Trains ran only in daylight hours in early American railroading. Egyptian literature notes Pharaohs trained pigeons to …

Charleston Area Elks Club Civitan Club Clarence W. Meadows Dewey E Kuhns

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