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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1950

Page

9

Active Effort Urged to Defeat Reds at Mountaineer Conference

The Mountaineer All-State Anti-Subversive Conference at the West Virginia State Capitol urged Americans to actively combat Communist influence. Speakers, including Rabbi Benjamin Schultz and Dr. J. B. Matthews, warned of infiltration and stressed three remedies: expose Communist activity, promote America’s strengths, and oppose Communism without fear.

U.S Robert Horan the Gazette Mountaineer House of Delegates State Capitol West Virginia Department of the American Legion Benjamin Schultz American Jewish League Against Communism United States America J. B. Matthews Dies Committee On Un-American Activities Stglin West Virginia Department of the Americar’ Legion House of Delegate American Jewish League Against Vincent Hartnett New York City Walker Long Huntington American Legion Myron R. Ren

Professors Named in Communist Front Associations

Dr. Matthews linked college officials to Communist-front groups as part of a 1949 conference report. West Virginia University professors Leland H. Taylor and Ralph B. Tower were identified as members of groups pressuring government action and promoting the Communist cause.

Matthews West Virginia University Leland H. Taylor Ralph B. Tower Waldorf-Astoria New York City List Taylor Atlantic Paul Tower Jefferson School of Social Science New York

Turkey Rejects Bulgar Protest Over Frontier Incidents

ISTANBUL June 2007 Turkey rejected Bulgarian accusations of hostile activity on the frontier. An Anatolia dispatch said Bulgaria delivered a protest note after the slaying of a Turkish newspaper correspondent by Bulgarian frontier guards. The note claimed three Turkish citizens penetrated Bulgarian territory in a jeep on June 10 and opened fire.

Istanbul Turkey Anatolia Sofia Yugoslavia Tanjug Russia Baperman

Split of Swedish Officials Reported by Tass

Moscow dispatch claims a fundamental split between Swedish Foreign Minister Oesten Unden and Premier Tage Erlander. Unden allegedly accused Erlander of bypassing the foreign ministry in talks with United States officials about including Sweden in the Atlantic pact. The foreign ministry warned against Turkish actions affecting Turko Bulgarian relations.

Moscow Tang Oesten Unden Tage Erlander Stockholm Unden Tass Helsinki Finland Unden Foreign Ministry United States Sweden Erlander Social Democratic Party

Pleven Boomed As New French Cabinet Chief

Paris June 25 Fene Pley an defense minister in the retiring Bidault government became the most discussed candidate to lead a new cabinet. The old one under Georges Bidault was thrown out by Parliament. President Vincent Auriol talked with leaders then went to the races at Longchamp. The crisis followed negotiations on the Schuman plan and Indochina. Pleven said no one would be named before tomorrow to form a new government.

Paris Fene Pley Bidault Georges Bidault Vincent Auriol Ahalf Longrhampas Indochina Sociatats Pleven

Flood Waters Reported Falling in West Union

Flood waters were falling in West Union and should be within banks in four hours. The crest reached seven feet in the telephone company office, and communications were on an emergency basis with near normal service expected to resume tomorrow.

West Union & Eclat Ganette West Union West Union

University Names WVU Band Leader to Succeed McGregor

Lawrence Intravaia, director of the Texas Christian University band, will lead West Virginia University's Mountaineer band starting in September replacing Bernard R. McGregor who has been relieved of duties. President Irvin Stewart announced the change.

Morgantown Lawrence Intravaia Texas Christian University West Virginia University Irvin Stewart WVU Bernard R. McGregor Bard McGregor

University appoints Intravasa as music instructor and band director

President Stewart announced Intravasa joins the School of Music as an instructor and band director teaching woodwinds. He holds bachelor and master of music degrees from the University of Wichita and served as an Army bandsman in Europe from 1944 to 1948. His published band arrangements include a woodwind arrangement of Ravel's Faun and will be published this fall.

University Community University Men's Glee Club Stewart Intravasa School of Music University of Wichita

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