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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
5
Western diplomats in Vienna reported that Soviet troops will conduct large scale maneuvers next month to repel an imagined foreign attack on Southern Hungary. Hungarian units are to take part under a Soviet command while training is underway.
A cold front drops temperatures from Maine through the Ohio Valley to Oklahoma. The South remains hot and sultry while the Northwest trends warmer. Skies vary with partly cloudy to fair conditions. Fort Worth 98, Nashville 85, Washington 94, Atlanta 93, New Orleans 93, Philadelphia 92, New York 89, Oklahoma City 89, Boston 86, Kansas City 88, St. Louis 84, Detroit 92, Milwaukee 78.
Ottawa reports Canada calls North Korea's weekend action against South Korea unprovoked aggression. B&O official Pearson cites weekly freight moved 58 617 cars and 37 925 loaded on own lines with 15 338 from other railroads. George Drew asks Commons for information on the serious Korea situation.
The note cites incomplete figures with totals around 39,501 and 61,073, plus a 17th year reference and a 22,017 amount for 118. The fragment lacks context, dates, or clear entities to identify the parties or purpose of the totals.
In Pittsburgh on June 26 four Baptist Society members were detained by state police during a strike violence episode. Three men from Beaver County face charges of robbery conspiracy and malicious mischief. A fourth man is charged with conspiracy. A separate item notes new diesel powered towboats will join the fleet as part of ongoing industrial updates.
State Police report four men arrested after stopping a Framan’s dairy milk truck on a Wednesday. They evicted the driver and wrecked the milk load. In another item, a Monsanto Chemicals plant blast in Ruabon Wales killed one worker and injured seven others. the vessel damage affected transport on the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers.
Belgrade June 26 Premier Marshal Tito charged Russia with acting as an imperialistic state machine fighting for spheres of influence. He spoke before Yugoslavia's parliament and denounced Moscow's foreign policies while avoiding direct Korea crisis reference in a two year feud with the Moscow led Cominform.
Police traced a trolley line for a mile and a half to locate and arrest motor man Albert Vogelman after a hit run. Vogelman was charged with hit and run by trolley following a collision with an automobile at an intersection. Patrolmen James Metzgar and Walter Cliifford made the arrest.
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