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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
6
A daily quotation from June 27 1951 urges that no great work is possible without the heart guiding the hand. It emphasizes inspiration comes to those who stay ceaselessly active.
The piece argues a 38th parallel cease fire would negate Korea’s unification and favor Soviet aims. It labels Soviet and Chinese proposals as stall tactics and stresses that only complete victory or resistance can deter aggression. It also notes Molotov Plan effects and U.S. dollar appeal behind the Iron Curtain.
The piece argues that saving time or money can backfire if rushed actions cause harm or waste unseen gains. It cautions against overemphasis on frugality, noting the value of experiences and learning that minutes spent may yield. It suggests balance between prudent saving and enjoying moments.
The Gazette notes Basil E Moore extends an invitation to West Virginians visiting Louisville to attend his Fundamental Bible Class at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The notice asks travelers with Louisville relatives to share the invitation to help them reconnect with home folks.
Washington reports a secret committee debate revealed voting lines on meat price rollbacks. Key figures included Rep. Kluczynski from Illinois siding with packers, Rep. Bolling urging consumer alignment, and Byrd allies influencing outcomes. Eight Republicans opposed the housewife plan. Gamble was lone Republican for the measure.
Victor Riesel reports swift surveillance shows the Communist network remains operational after arrests of top leaders. The group allegedly prepares a pro Soviet peace rally in Chicago on June 29 with delegates from key war plants, aided by the American Peace Crusade and Pennsy Railroad.
The column denounces the Supreme Court for aiding and abetting the Communist conspiracy and advocates harsh penalties. It cites the Bridges case, calls for deportation of traitors, and condemns Roosevelt era clemency as aiding the enemy. Copyright 1981.
American oil men back from Iran predict Premier Mossadegh’s government will collapse amid bloodshed as Iran realizes it cannot efficiently run its oil industry. They compare British and Iranian positions, cite proposed huge increases for Iran, retroactive deals, and looming British control via tankers.
Frederick C. Othman reports on a tax measure favoring multimillionaires, while middle earners face higher rates. Congress cuts taxes for the wealthy and raises tobacco, liquor, and assorted consumer taxes, including a 10 percent on many electrical appliances and a $1 down auto proposal.
The Gazette reports a local law enforcement convention urged bigger appropriations to strengthen legal teeth. Other items note a Rome canonization invitation for local sisters, ham prices per pound, a moonshine battle near Richwood, a planned Masonic Country Club, and a missing Charles Ponzi.
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