Rich Mineral Deposits Of West Virginia Explained
Paul H. Price state geologist outlines West Virginia geology from ancient seas to folded mountains. Coal leads but gas from Devonian limestone, peat beds, salt, clay, limestone and sandstone also noted as valuable minerals. Public lectures accompany National Air Forces Association meeting plans and committee roles.
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New River
Winding Gulf Mechanical and Electrical Institute
Price
Unionists Debate Organic Unity and Mergers
The CSO president told reporters that his group would use the term organic unity, aligning with the AFLs concept of consolidation. Green argued for immediate physical merger as essential, while Murray urged united action to address labor's problems. AFL leaders viewed the move as a political maneuver to pressure them.
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Conference plan shifts as Marshall limits China talks
The proposal was not on the conference agenda and Marshall was understood to be unwilling to engage in detailed discussions with the Soviet Union over China. He may restrict his participation and let Bevin Molotov and the Chinese representative present the U S view on conditions, including troop withdrawal statements.
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Soviet Union
China
Bevin
Molotov
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Truman Aid to Greece Seen as Communist Push
The speaker argues Truman's unconditional aid to King George of Greece risks spreading communism in Europe and Asia. They criticize the president as a salesman for communism and allege his policy betrays American leadership and tradition.
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Europe
Asia
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Greece
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Witness Testimony Highlights Communist Control Claims
The former managing editor of the Communist Daily Worker testifies that Communists control certain locals of the CJO American Newspaper Guild, notably the New York local, while denying national union control. In New York, anti Communist executives describe the local as conducting witch hunts against Communists and non-Communists to appease an anti labor Congress.
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Communist Daily Worker
New York
C.J.O. American Newspaper Guild
John F. Ryan
M Oakwood Strip To Be Appraised
Parcels of land on M Oakwood Avenue between Neville and Sisson Streets will be appraised by a five member commission appointed by Circuit Judge Ben H. Ashworth. Appointees are E P Ewart E H Crouch C D Crawford Sr Gus Farris and French Lucas from a list of 13 freeholders. Defendants named in the condemnation action include Huljbert H Kidd Grace Kidd Daisy Kidd Cook Lettie Kidd Covvey Sallie Kidd McCutcheon Drake Motor Company John Evans Jr and Walter Crook doing business as Beckley Wrecking Company.
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Senate panel backs Greek Turkish aid plan with March 31 deadline
The Senate Republican Policy Committee urged bringing Greek Turkish legislation to the floor by March 31 to allow some action but not commit to the president's stance. Taft said the move is not approval and aims only to consider the issue. Navy and State officials briefed lawmakers as leaders seek an authorization bill outlining limited military aid and training while avoiding large American troop deployments.
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Taft
Ohio
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Senate
Art
Greece
Foreign Affairs Committee
Turkey
World War II Draft and Mediterranean Crisis Mentioned
A fragmented report discusses Army and Navy planning for a new act if 1.641 million troops cannot be kept under arms. It references the Mediterranean crisis and Greek Turkish tensions, plus wartime selectivity and records issues. It mentions Palembang and Sumatra, floating city ideas, and steel ingot production under federal authority.
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Music Teachers To Meet On March 22
H. Cliff Hamilton Charleston state supervisor of elementary schools will speak on Every Teacher a Music Teacher at the Raleigh County Music Teachers Association meeting March 22 at 9 30 a m All classroom teachers are invited to attend this monthly event.
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H. Cliff Hamilton
Charleston
Raleigh County Music ‘Teachers’ Association
Check forgeries tied to bus driver ruse across states
Deputy Sheriff Porter Snodgrass admitted passing five checks at Parkersburg and others in Whiteye ville Ripley Marietta Ohio St Clairsville Ohio and Ashland Kentucky. He said he does not remember all places. Dunbar, a blond blue eyed six footer, often posed as a bus driver with a broken down vehicle asking merchants to cash checks. When arrested Dunbar wore a bus driver cap riding pants and high top shoes.
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Parkersburg
Whiteyeville
Ripley
Marietta
St. Clairsville
Asland
Scott
Dunbar
Villagers Protest Atomic Energy Project Threat to Crops
A village near an atomic energy experiment faced fears for residents and crops as locals threatened to block the project, underscoring tensions over nearby development and safety.
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