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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1948
Page
6
The speaker cites prisoners moved to Arctic regions as a reflection on unreliability during the war and urges continued brotherly cooperation and scientific objectivity in atomic energy work. He argues this spirit can preserve the current advantage, buy time, and support atomic peace and United Nations control efforts.
An analysis tracing how totalitarian regimes subordinate science to ideology. It contrasts Nazi Germany’s persecution of scientists with America's wartime atomic program and warns Russia’s current policies may repeat past fatal errors. It cites Einstein Haber and Schrodinger as victims of Nazi racism and discusses ideological purges and mass deportations in the Soviet Union.
FRANKFURT AP The Made in Germany label pops up worldwide as German goods reach 77 nations this year. From German-made cars to pencils and beer, JEIA reports 4 000 visitors across five continents and export contracts with 20 nations. Production in the American British zone rose to 67 percent of 1936 levels. ERP buyers dominate, and Belgium receives violin strings among other exports.
Fragmentary trade items appear: yat traps to Argentina machetes to British West Africa Sarabie Afghanistan buys hydro electric plant drawings nearly 2 500 000 sewing needles sold in 33 transactions Lebanon hinges Sweden glass globes Uruguay barbed wire Iran razor purchases and more.
Hungarian blades and Danish purchases of Volkswagens contrast with Dominican Republic coffee diggers and Cuban knives while Iraq buys door handles. A Hessian goldsmith sold a $1,000 gold plated chalice and paten for a Louisiana church with air delivery. South American buyers renew pre-war imports of religious jewelry as a Swiss beer maker invests $500,000 in Bavarian malt.
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