Soviet charges tie churches to spy plots across borders
The Soviet press accuses church leaders of involvement in espionage with Germany, Japan, Poland and Estonia, listing a Lutheran minister and two Orthodox priests among those arrested at Vladivostok. Pacific Star notes 13 executions of alleged spies in the Far East in recent months.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
Japan
Poland
Estonia
Far East
Union
Pafkit Star
Khavarovsk
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pacific Star
Russian Far East
Rebels Launch New Murder Campaign Against Ministers
Rebel General returned from the war front recalls a trove of plots against ministers. Claimed officials of the state and the Communist party concealed behind priests robes. Leonid Zakovsky, chief of secret police in Leningrad, disclosed arrests yesterday.
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Olsaid
Leonid Zakovsky
Leningrad
Salamanca
Millan Astray
Spain
Central Press
Ebenezer Baptist Church to Present Old Themes in July
July services at Ebenezer Baptist Church Beckley feature old theme sermons with morning topic The Cleansing of Naaman and evening Boasting in the Lord. Old hymns accompany the themes and all are invited to attend.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
Beckley
Naaman
Summerlee
H. DuBois
Cunard
the Missionary Society
Rev. McKay
First Baptist Church
W. Norris
E. L. Tucker
Concho
T. T. Ferguson
Gauley Bridge
George Trice
Nelsan Reynolds
Maxine Thompson
Helen Chambers
Ernestine Hannar
Belle Maxwell
Cora Denson
W. M. Braxton
Semoco
D. A. Hizer
The
Missionary Society
W. Walters
Galbreath
Paris
Rutherford
Logan
Rosa Joyce
Affinity
Louise Copening
Belle Jones
Semaco
Fony Jones
Ed Williams
Raymond Williams
W. F .Green
Raleigh
G. E. Toler
Raleigh Road
Lke
Weirton Mines to be Mechanized at Isabella Pa
Weirton Steel announces mechanization of Isabella mines at a cap of 1 500 000 dollars. President T E Millsop said the plan includes 48 inch conveyor bands and a new mechanical washing plant to move coal to barges bound for Weirton plants.
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Associated Press
Weirton
Weirton Steel Corporation
Isabella
T. E. Millsop
George Snook Dies in Wheeling at 82
George M. Snook, who arrived in Wheeling in 1875 and founded a mercantile business bearing his name nine years later, died today at age 82. He retired six years ago as active manager of his stores.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
George M. Snook
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Silas Worsham
Ethel Wynn
Deloris Cowans
Sallie Worsham
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Mamie Brown
Ada Mae Marsh
Ruth Staunton
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Norfolk and Western
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Beckley Hospital
George Snook
West Virginia
Colonial Addition
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