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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1948

Page

14

Irgun Attack Sparks Government Clash Across Tel Aviv

Reports describe a heavy clash as Irgun fired on the waterfront, forcing ships to burn and crew to jump into the sea. ambulances rushed through Tel Aviv while shells hit a landing craft and surrounding buildings. About 40 people were killed or wounded as government troops confronted Irgun amid a four week U.N. truce.

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Farm Bill Debate Shapes GOP Platform Stance

GOP delegates on the platform committee sought a flexible price support pledge for farm prices and a system to stabilize world markets. President Truman urged such a program as Congress rushed a new farm bill, while critics warned of excessive government power over farmers.

Gates Truman Congress Senate Goss GOP Alvan” Kline National Farm Bureau Federation

GOP Platform Promises Labor Rights and Rural Aims

The platform emphasizes collective bargaining as both right and obligation with public health as a priority, backs study to improve labor laws, and pledges a long-term rural program. It calls for farm cooperatives, rural electrification, flexible prices and commodity loans, and improved hospital facilities. Aims include federal aid tied to private enterprise and state and local roles, plus action against lynching.

Resolutions divide over civil rights at Democratic gathering

Mississippi Democrats debate walking out if Truman or civil rights allies gain nomination. The resolutions committee says delegates cannot bind party support to any national nominees or civil rights programs, while Gov. Fielding Wright watches reactions. Funeral notices and obituaries underscore local happenings as Sébastien and others attend services.

Resolutions Committee Truman Democratic ‘Party Mississippi Trujan

Milhouse 92 Dies at Home of Kin in Ironton

Phillip Milhouse aged 92, a retired iron worker, died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs C B Hamilton in Charleston where he had resided for 15 years. Born October 25, 1856 in Germany, he came to the United States at age 15 and had lived in Ironton before. He was a Lutheran. The body was taken to the Bingaman Jones Baker Mortuary in Ironton. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev E A Kahle, with burial in Woodland Cemetery. Surviving are another daughter Mrs Lee Geaweth of Columbus, Ohio, nine grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren.

Phillip Milhouse C.B. Hamilton Grosscuper Milhouse Germany Charleston Bingaman-Jones-Baker Morcenary Ironton E. A. Kahle Woodland Cemetery Sre Lee’ Geaweth Columbus, O Ndchildren

Guard denials sharpen claims of draft dodge escape hatch

National Guard officials vigorously rejected the idea that service in the Guard offers an escape from 21 months in the regular Army. The speech defended a three year enlistment, stressed the Guard as a backbone of civilian defense and said it is the first to be called into action. Clergymen urged young men to refuse enlistment and protests continued to mount.

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Reds Institute and Funeral Plans Amid Turbulent News

Amid disrupted notices and a long wire service mix, Jeanster E Porter, known as Reds Institute figure, dies. funeral details outline burial at Shepherd Home with service at Wilkes and Willoughby East Rais Hall. Separate international reports describe Berlin crisis, currency clashes, and Western air relief for 16,000 U.S. personnel.

Dewey and Martin seal pivotal convention alliance

Prime moments at the Republican gathering featured Dewey and Martin uniting to back a joint path, with Taft Stassen maneuvering behind the scenes to offset the move. Delegates from New Jersey Indiana and Pennsylvania weighed loyalties as Hoover and Stassen pressed for strategic alignments.

Democrata Herbert Hoover Joseph W. Martin Katherine St. George New York Hoover America Stalin Rusgin Hov Republican Party Martin Martini White House Congress Tru St. George Dewey Sen Bis 24Th Get-Ogether Ack Dewey-Martin New Jersey Alfred E Driscoll Jersey Indiana House Charles Halleck Halleck Stassen Taft-Stasen Taft Taft-Stassen Pennsylvania Publicalio Minnesota Covernor Arthur HW. Vandenberg Martin- Dewey Michigan James H. Dutt Martin Had Exercised Only “A Personal Preference.” Dutt Vandenberg Uhe Styles Bridges New Hampshire Bridges Slassen

Funeral arrangements for Mrs Cook at Cook mortuary

The death notice for Mrs Cook lists her as mother of George R Cook Jr and grandmother to Ines Cook Howard Cook Harold Cook and James Buckalew. Granddaughters will be flowers. Funeral arrangements are handled by Cook mortuary.

Itea Cook George R. Cook, Jr Cedar Grove Ines Howard Cook Harold Cook James Buckalew

Pa. Delegation Split Shapes Dewey Support at National GOP

Pennsylvania leaders and the delegation split over backing Dewey versus Vandenberg at the Republican National Convention. Martin’s dramatic withdrawal and the Georgia seat move stoked tensions as Dewey camp eyed a potential boost. The scene featured the Dewey bid gaining momentum while others debated strategy and loyalties amid a tense convention mood.

Taft Martin Dewey Pennsylvania Sen. Vandenberg Michigan Marlin Dewey Headquarters

Yeager urged for congressional Medal of Honor

The Aeronautica section urges West Virginia's delegation to nominate Capt Charles Yeager for a congressional medal. Editor Hubert H Stark announced the plan in Aviation Week, calling Yeager's sonic speed record the greatest aviation achievement since the Wright brothers. The piece argues such recognition is fitting and long overdue.

Aeronautica West —Virginia Charles E-Yeazer Berlin Veages Amer Han Hubert HL Stark Aviation Week Yeager Wright Britain Agre~tion Charles Yeager United States

Detective Sam Rodolf Keeps Hat Tip To Louis In Town

City detective Sam Rodolf, a WWII veteran and former Chicago patrolman, recalls Louis as a genial fan favorite and notes the heavyweight champ’s long reign. Rodolf, now a Charleston detective under Lt. J. B. Warren, reveals boxing beginnings in Chicago and a wartime MP service from 1941 to 1943.

Eees Page Louis Sam Waterloo Walcott Chicago Charleston Blanche Phyllis Spencer Alice Ada Spencer Court St J. 8. Warren Jack Rodolf Inter Cook California West Indies Pacific

Weather in Fifty Eight and Savings Bonds Message

This fragment urges financial planning and weather talk, pitching U S Savings Bonds as a safe investment. It promotes a Bond a Month Plan during a Security Loan Campaign, claiming a return of $4 for every $3 invested and encourages starting monthly purchases now.

Rites Set Tomorrow For Pvt Wm Simmons

William C Simmons 36 of Orient Hill Greenbrier county was killed in France March 14 1945. He will be buried at End of the Trail cemetery near Clinton ville with service at Orient Hill Baptist church at 2 p m conducted by Reva Charles Jones and Turley Arndol. VEW post Fast Rainelle to conduct burial. Body at Wallace and Wallace mortuary East Rainelle. Survived by mother Mrs Tony Crane of Orient Hill two sisters Mrs Iva Brown of East Rainelle and Mex Thelma Towers of Erbacon two brothers Pleas Springfield D and Wile pert Quinwood seven half sisters Mrs Lackle Benton Kana wha Falls Mrs Lydia Dowly Orient Hill Mrs Arthena Redden Orient Hill Mrs Irma Poe Washington D C and Mary Crane Martha Crane Marie Crane of Orient Hill and two half brothers Ray Crane Orient Hill and Ray Crane in U S Army in Japan.

William C. Simmons Orient Hill Greenbrier County France Trail Clintonville Orient Hill Baptist Church Reva Charles’ Jones Turley Arndol VEW Fast Rainelle Wallace and Wallace Mortuary East Rainelle Simmonds Tony Crane Iva Brown Mex Thelma Erbacon Springfield Wile Irma Poe Washington,d. C Mary Crane Martha Crane Marie Crane Ray Crane U. & Army Japan

West Virginia National Guard Growth Report July 1948

The Guard reports 2,713 men in West Virginia as of June 15 including 41 officers and 187 enlisted officers from the sir branch. Ground units in 29 cities comprise ISS officers and 2,294 enlisted personnel. From April 1 to June 15 the force grew by 120 despite losses from disqualifications and drills. Enlistments totaled 414 with 66 losses redirected to Army Navy Marines and Air Force. Enlistees prior to the draft act signing will attend a 15 day encampment at Fort Knox July 25 to Aug. 15.

Rage Guard Bureau Washington D. C Gen. Fox West Virginia National Guard Sir ISS Guard Armed Services Army Navy Marines Air Force Fox Truman Fort Knox

Platform Foes on Paper in Bipartisan Policy Debate

The platform debate centers on foreign and defense pledges with Henry Cabot Lodge praising a strong armed forces stance while Vandenberg endorses the plan. Labor leaders critique the labor plank for cost of living concerns and Taft-Hartley repeal, labeling it weak. The civil rights plank seeks anti-lynching laws and desegregation in the Army, while critics call the overall platform hypocritical. The 2,400 word platform, deemed shortest in party history, awaits full convention approval.

U.N Henry Cabot Lodge Stampa Vandenberg America Sayz Whitney Cleveland A. F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railroad Washington House Democratic McCormack Massachusetts F of L CIO Dixie Truman

Memorial rites to honor Edmond man with Purple Heart

Services will be held tomorrow at Fayetteville Baptist Memorial Glen for Myron Rogers of Edmond. He will be buried with military honors from the River Coal Co. He received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for service and bravery. Survived by parents, a brother John Robert Rogers of Edmond, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley of Edmond and Angus Rogers of Fayetteville. Pallbearers named OG L Croddy Benton Sanger Estail Harold Holiday Myron Wood and Lewis Edward Rogers.

Atiz Morrow Janette Baptist Ley Revi Becin- Aighary Memorial Glen Fayettevn River “Coal. Co Edmond John Robert Rogers Robert Ashley Angus Rogers Fayetteville OG L, Croddy Benton Sanger Estail Harold Holiday Myron Wood Lewis Edward Rogers

Coal Pensions and Talks Shadow Taft-Hartley Action

The Inquiry board hears Lewis and Cole discuss night talks to avert a mine stoppage. Van Horn’s status and a possible pension plan change loom as Judge Goldsborough’s ruling sustains the fund’s framework while signaling potential tweaks. Officials expect a report to President Truman tomorrow as government moves to a new injunction against a strike.

Lewis O'N van Horn Ezra van Horn Welfare Fund Trustee Board Cole van Bont O'Neill Assoc. Ia Goldsborough van Morn Lewis and Son Bridges R.N. H Sis Iie Danglcsi Bridges-Lewis

Fire alarm fraud ends with truck catching fire

A false alarm last night at the intersection of Virginia and Morris prompted engine No. 1 and a hook and ladder truck to respond. Upon arrival, faulty wiring caused the truck to catch fire, but the firefighting equipment remained undamaged and no fire existed at the scene.

Virginia Morris

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