Ex-Red Exposes U S Communists McCarthy Liquidation
Exposed memoir details a 1950 53 Soviet led plan to destroy McCarthy through a propaganda network. It cites Gus Hall Stalin Stalinist directives Daily Worker and Political Affairs broadcasts to frame McCarthyism as a threat. The account claims a Sept 1953 conference ordered a 1954 campaign across parties to quash congressional probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Crestwood
Red National Committee
Gus Hall
McCarthy
Hall
Mexico
The
Daily Worker
United States
Poland
China
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Political Affairs
Wisconsin
Red Organ
Reds
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Stevens
Eisenhower
Red China
Malenkov
Fifth Column
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Europe
Formosa Offers New Look New Prize for Reds
A 1954 report notes Formosa's rapid postwar recovery aided by U S funds. Railroads and roads revived, factories retooled for consumer goods, and an expanding power grid. The island nears cotton textile self sufficiency, boosting export potential and dimming Red China’s hopes for heavy industry gains. A brief political aside mentions McCarthyism in U S parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Peiping
Red China
Uncle Sin
Koohsiung
Japan
Will and heirs in a rambling New York farm tale
At 86 Josh Trevitt drafts a will leaving equal shares to his nieces Hester Wilmar and Jennie Todd and nephew Tom Todd, with a three month residency rule. He also bequeaths an acre and a cottage to Gary Norbeck. After a near fatal accident, Wick and Dr Meese probe a suspicious death as telegrams go out to the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Trevitt
New York State
Hester Wilmar
Jennie Todd
Tom Todd
Josh
Gary Norbeck
Jehosaphat
Nicholas Dobey
Trench Merrill
Carl Neely
Wick
Jehosophat
Jehosophat Trevitt
Doc Meese
Jim Meese
Trevett Place
Harry
Malone
Gary
Jim
Hester Wilmer
Terrace Court
New Solons to Help Rule on McCarthy
Five new senators, none with McCarthy experience, are expected to vote on censure. The lineup includes Hruska and Mrs. Abel of Nebraska, Norris Cotton of New Hampshire, Ernest S. Brown of Nevada, and Charles E. Daniel of South Carolina. Other changes may occur as the special session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Wisconsin
Roman L. Hruska
George P. Abel
Nebraska
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Ernest S. Brown
Nevada
Charles E. Daniel
South Carolina
Daniel
Hruska
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Sen. Reynolds
Butler
West Virginia Observes Education Week Across State
West Virginia marks Education Week to boost parent school visits as displays and programs showcase activities and issues. Enrollment rose 1.96 percent from 1950 to 1953 54, reaching 451 991, while the population declined 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
State Education Department
Charleston
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Fred P. Carson
Philadelphia
Wesleyan
College Board of Trustees
State Road Commission
West Main
West Pike
Clarksburg
Elk Creek
Jarvis- Courtney Corp
St. Francis High School
Morgantown
Peter Flynn
St. Theresa's Church
John J. Swint
Wheeling
Bluefield
Bluewell
Brushfork
Lloyd C. Wicke
Pittsburgh
Ion Picture Films
Marshall College
Huntington
John D. Hayes
Bausch and Lamb Optical Co. Scientific Bureau
Rochester
N. Y
Augustus W. Hayes
Marshall
Illinois Wesleyan University
Only Negroes Can Become Citizens of Liberia
A declaration states that only Negroes may become citizens of Liberia and that land ownership is restricted to citizens. The policy links citizenship to residency and race, impacting property rights and national inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Funeral notices from Crab Orchard and surrounding areas
Isaac Dempsey Canaday 58 of Crab Orchard died 8:15 a.m. Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park after 4 p.m. transfer to residence. Robert Lee Taylor 64 of Sprague died 4:15 a.m. Sunday in local hospital. Services at Maxwell Hill Baptist Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Clarence J. Lilly 49 of Stanaford died 1 a.m. Saturday in Beckley. Funeral at Oak Grove Church. burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs. R. B. Ross 87 of Sophia died at daughter's home. Service at Missionary Baptist Church Flat Top. burial in family cemetery. Williams Funeral Home and Caffee Funeral Home referenced for arrangements. Expressions of thanks from O L Hatcher family for condolences and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaday
Isaac Dempsey
Crab Orchard
Veteran’s Administration
Caffee Funeral Home
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Mark Wolfe
D. C. Stover
Sunset Memorial Park
Lilly
Clarence J
Stanaford
Beckley
Caffee Funeral
Lonnie L. Lilly
Stanaford Road
Oak Grove
Anthony Garges
Oak Grove Cemetery
Troy Farris
Bob Ballengee
Harold Blake
Joe Treadway
Joe Anderson
Oleg Lilly
Ross Ross
R. B
Henry Massey
Sophia
Williams
Flat Top
Missionary Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Morris Fink
Ralph Lilly
Leonard Meadows
James Meadows
H. E. Crews, Jr
James Stovall
Billy Lilly
Joel Massey
Williams Funeral Home
Scattered School Faces Makeshift Classrooms in Indiana
In Scottsburg Indiana a number of students are learning in a turkey barn an old bank building and a church basement after the State Board of Tax Commissioners rejected a $175000 classroom gym project Earl Millis a school trustee said the move leaves space shortages and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsburg
Ind
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Earl Millis
Minter Ernest Clyde Jr. dies at 44 in local hospital
Ernest Clyde Minter Jr. of 128 Dexter Avenue died at 8 30 p m Sunday November 7 in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday November 9 at the Presbyterian Church with Dr J W Witherspoon officiating. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park mausoleum. Body to be viewed one hour before the service. Active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named from local organizations.
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Minter Minter
Ernest Clyde (Min) Jr
Dexter Avenue
Caffee
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Witherspoon
Sunset Memorial Park
E. T. Stromp
C Kauff
C. Ray Harless
Ned R Ragland
Everett Keyser
Dewey Isley
Co. M. McNulty
James M. Henderson
G. A. Mohler
Paul Feigley
Br. C.& Smith
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U. S
Louis Budenz XVII
Joe McCarthy
Budenz
Andrew Stevens
Communist International
International
Korea
Carthyite
McCarranite
Bond
Bourbon
Old Dover
National Distillers Products Corp
New York, N
Jane Abbott
Wrigh
By Jane Abt
Chapter
Solons
Maybank
D-Sc
Congress
J. Strom Thurmond
Brown
Sen. McCarran
D-New
Alan Bible
Senate
Sens
Burke
Ohio
Lennon
Taft
Bender
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Crippa
R-Wye
Hunt
D-Wye
O'Mahoney
Post-Herald and
Raleigh Register
Post-Herald and Raleigh Register
W. Va
Post-Herald
Raleigh
Mountain State
Taylor
Quesenberry & Webb Funeral Home
James Arnold Hatcher
Shafer
Johnny
O. L. Hatcher
Eugene
William
Ambulance’ Service
Vance Drive
Amos E. Quesenberry
Webb’s Florists
South Oakwood Ave
H. D. McNeer
Call
Marie
Frances Basham
Furrow
Shady Springs
Alva Tench
W. E. Harvey
Harold Williams
Don W. Ford
Sanders
Edgers
Fabulon Foster Hardware Co
Main St
Montgomery Ward
Marguerite’s
Embees
Del-Mar
Edward Parrish
B. E. Silverman
Raleigh County Bank
C Kinzer
Main Street
Neville St
H. D. McGraw
Thompson's Drug CO
Dia
Landers Upholstery CO
Oakwood Ave
Just Rite Furniture Co
Prince St
Juanita Goins Porter
Mabel’ Beauty Shop
Halstead
Firestone TV Repair Dept
Dial Geo. Sparks
Lovitz
Wright
Time & Gift Shop
S. OaKwood Ave
RCA Victor
Zenith
John W. Eye
West Neville ST
DIAL
OAK Hill Exectric CO
Central Ave
Oak HiLl
Herbert Warden & CO
Foster Hardware Com
Frank
GMC
Sprague
Dove
Lake Road
KRAFT
General Tire
Tire, Inc
Neville
MORRO
Moro
ROO
Ambulance Service
Keyser
Douglas T. Bryant
Naat Wregulos
Barre
Old World Beauty
R. C. Egnor
Logan
Beckley Insulation Co
Beckley Maytag
Beckley Glass
Oakwood
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