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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
2
Analysis notes claim a powder form of the A bomb was allegedly supplied to the Soviet Union through lend lease deals. The piece also discusses proposed federal tax reforms and implications for wartime finance.
A former army captain, G Kate Jordan, claims Narry L Hopkins, Roosevelt’s close aide, passed atomic secrets to Russia in 1944. She says documents and letters show Hopkins informed superiors, while officials call the charges fantastical. A congressional probe is set to investigate. Reuters style briefing mirrors postwar political tension.
Radios face waning audience interest as giveaways disappear from networks. Four shows fold, another on the way out, while federal bans linger in court. Labor and broadcast stories show a mixed national picture with job gains, turnout shortfalls, and counting methods under census rules.
Miners returned to work under a three day week in a dispute with John Lewis over a willing and able clause and union welfare fund control. Operators warned Lewis risked wrecking the coal industry as small miners sign separate pacts. The UN General Assembly approved a conventional armaments census 44 to 5, excluding atomic weapons, signaling west eastern divisions while France accused Russia of disarmament trap. John D. Hickerson warned Western Europe is rearming as the U.S. aids. The government plans an antitrust campaign under Sawyer to encourage voluntary compliance and prune laws.
A mysterious blaze in Independence Missouri burned away a Muslin covering on a statue of Andrew Jackson gifted by President Harry S Truman to the town. The unveiling had been planned for a later date and police suspect pranksters.
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