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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1959

Page

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State High Court Upholds 5 Per Cent Economy Order

The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld the Board of Public Works 5 percent withholding order on state expenditures including school allocations. The decision affirmed in part and reversed in part a lower court ruling, ruling sales and use taxes as general revenue funds justify the restraint.

Associated Press Supreme Court Taylor General Revenue Fund Circuit Wood McDowell Wyoming Hard High Court Public Works Board of Public Works Haymond Kanawha

Scientist Spy Fuchs Released To East Germany

Klaus Fuchs, the scientist spy who provided atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union, was released from Wakefield Prison in Britain and immediately flown to East Germany. He joined his father in Leipzig after a nine year and three month sentence, with British authorities arranging his departure in secrecy.

Berlin Klaus Fuchs Russia East Germany Schoenefeld East Berlin SDN Sovist Wakefield Gatuchs ADN Fuchs Britain Scotland Yard Wake$d London Guarda Fuchs Home Secretary Richard A. Butler Charleston Lane Post Big W. Way Ander

Reader's Digest previews D-Day invasion story

The July installment promises a condensed history of the invasion detailing both sides. It notes German disorganization and Rommel’s self-reproach while explaining why Hitler hesitated and where Rommel stood.

Reader's Digest Hitler Rommel

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