Charleston Gazette 75 Years West Virginia Daily
The Charleston Gazette notes 75 years of publication serving West Virginia. The issue reflects on daily news coverage, mentions AP News, and includes a devotional thought about peace and virtue by K. H. The entry presents era style typography and references to morning editions.
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Orie 'Fron
All Mall
Jatar
Vithiae
Andumara
Wuk
Actis Hans Sayesane
Rapocinton
al AP
Cheribatan MF
West Virginia
Debate Over Americanism in Education Sparks Nationwide Probe
A heated discussion surrounds the House Un American Activities Committee's request for lists of school books used in cities and colleges. Supporters warn that studying communism can strengthen American liberties, while critics fear indoctrination and the erosion of academic freedom. They urge informed teaching that solidifies Americanism.
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House
American Activities Committee
Day
Cornell
General Eisenhower
Columbia
Peestcent Conant
Harvard
Skola
Thial
Peace Forest proposed for Minnesota centennial tribute
A proposed international Peace Forest to honor Canadian and American soldiers who served in the two world wars would span 10,090,000 acres along the Minnesota Canadian border, 200 miles west of Lake Superior. The plan, aimed at preserving timbered land, seeks broad support amid advancing commercial development.
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Minnesota
United States
Caneda
Canadian
Lake Superior
Fife
Washington Women Ditch Card Calling Trend
The wives of members of Congress abandon formal visiting cards with high officials. Strangers with cards long been seen as a social necessity. Washington social life shifts toward genuine friendliness over formal calls. The Lift Club skips visits, while the East Club opts to maintain steps toward reform.
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Washington
Dist Congress
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Lift Club
Bist Club
Urban Farmers By Inez Robb Nostalgic Weekend in the Country
In a breezy column Inez Robb reflects on urban New Yorkers who escape to farms near Flemington New Jersey for weekends. The essay blends humor about city life with affectionate images of rural chores and the dream of a peaceful country refuge. It notes the clash between office grind and agrarian lure, with playful satire on urban pretensions and weekend farming.
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Inez Robbey
York
Wild Cat Farm
Flemington, N. T
New York City
Davidson
Legion
New York
Isara
Jona
Chairzman Percy Priest
Tella*essee
Mildred Wiesenfeld
New Yorking
Issee
Wiress
America
Clay
General Clay
General City
Berlin
Jan
Lynchhburg
Forced Vacation In A Manhattan Mind Factory
A bizarre scene unfolds inside a vast firm described as a mind factory with cubbyhole offices. Jim, a big young man, and John, a stocky colleague, discuss money and credit amid a restless environment before leaving in a taxi toward Riverside Drive, ending with a sign reading Santacion.
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Jung
Idea Factory
Jim
John
Stavator
Manhattan
Riverside Drive
Fort Knox
Jon
Bure
Serret Mercer
Moscow notes and tanks drive Cold War policy debate
Washington coverage recalls the May 3 Russian note read in New York and the failed Berlin blockade reading as the State Department weighs arms to Europe. Joint Chiefs push caution on heavy weapons and tanks, while public figures press for research aid to combat blindness amid rising costs.
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Ashington
Stats Department
Philip Tessup
Paris
Jessup
Groniyke
New York
Park Av
Berlin
Malls
Gromyka
Ranslater
Bidgesk
Moyauur
Dhiety of
Lewia A. Johnson
Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Forcs
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Russia
Joint Chiefs
Star
Uf. S
Red Army
Stalin
Vistula
Oder
Joint
Stati
Omar Bradley
Adm
Louis Denfeld
Air
Hoyt Vandenberg
Intercepted Message June 2A 1848
Intercepted note dated June 2A 1848 from Dear Reuned concerns Chartesine Transit Co and a complaint about driving long overdue. The fragment suggests a transit firm facing delays or overdue actions in a mid 19th century communication.
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Chartesine Transit Co
Labor's 1950 drive to elect liberal majorities in Congress
Inside Labor argues for a broad AF of L campaign to canvass towns nationwide to elect a liberal majority in Congress in 1950. The column criticizes Taft-Hartley and Senate filibusters, urges a Get Out the Vote drive, and touts Labor League for Political Education as pivotal to advancing pro labor legislation.
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Victur Riesel
Riesel
Pashington
America Federation of Labor
Truman
House of Representatives
Cam Brian
OngEly
Congress
ISB
Anerica
Senate
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Labor
League For Political Education
Hoie
Voter turnout and quick Trivia from The Gazette
A reader quiz asks about voting percentages in the United States and Europe, with figures noting U S at 62 percent and Britain at 76 percent. It also includes Q&A on beard growth, atomic bombs, summer heat, clock hands, and ancient cleansing methods with brief factual answers.
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United States
Norway
Great Britain
France
Sweden
Italy
P. B
Alamogordo
Monte Carlo traps planned by Jauffret face dice debate
A Monte Carlo publicity stunt sparks controversy as Albert Jauffret plans silent craps play to avoid slangy American terms. The piece questions whether the high stakes show will entice tourists without familiar jargon, amid skepticism from the casino world and press.
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Monte Carlo
Marte Cerla
Riviera
Albert Jauffret
Reno
M. Jauffret
Mr. Jauffret
M. Jeuffret
Decatur
Prayde Iz
Barry Truman
Cansa
M. Jaufiret
Europe
Bank of Monte Carlo
DL Jauffret
Beckiey Post-Harald
Hiss Trial Seen Through Harvard Cabal Lens and Roosevelt Ties
The piece argues the Hiss trial should be viewed skeptically amid alleged Harvard law school influence and Eleanor Roosevelt connections. It cites perjury claims against Chambers and questions about Felix Frankfurter, David Niles, and Harold Laski. It notes Judge Kaufman’s appointment and tensions over Frankfurter’s role as Hiss’s sponsor.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Harvard Law School Cabal
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrz. Roosevelt
Chambers
Mtr Roosevelt
Fiss
Hiss
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
David
Neyhaus
Niles
Boston
White House
Roosevelt
Fiias
el Liott Niles
Pentagon
David Niles
Harold Lask
London
Esociates
Wiles
Frankefurter
Laski
Truman
Samuel
Kaufman
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Chen
Wilte House
Henah
Alea
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
Board of Immigration Appeals
Harry Bridges
District Land
Bar
New York City
Kautman
Federal Bar Associattion
New Jersey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Kaufmen
Kaut
Thomas Committee of un-American Activities
Biss
Frankfurt
Jerome Frank
Circuit Court of Appeals
Rank
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Harvard Law
Side- Jung
Frank
Tha
Baering Bown By Arthur Hugs Baer 1945
American diplomacy celebrates a handshake between Acheson Molotov and Vishinsky amid weary confidence. The piece mocks the zeal for progress in international gimmicks and suggests backsliding on old allies Deca and Santa Fe. History is questioned by the author in a satirical tone.
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Baering Bown
Arthur “Hugs Baer
Washington
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