Need Claimed to Keep GI's Abroad If Continent to be Fully Guarded
Western Newspaper Union analysis argues for a permanent American troop garrison in Western Europe to deter Soviet pressure and reassure allies. It notes Europe seeks on site leadership and questions Europe’s commitment while detailing pact divisions, Berlin stockpiles, and a 1948 blockade precedent. The piece cites Supreme Court action on Communist affiliation questioning and lists Lawson and Trumbo among ten writers refusing to testify.
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Berlin
Europe
France
Pact Alliance
America
Russia
U.S. Supreme Court
Congressional
High Court
Congress
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Lawson
Trumbo
Black
Douglas
Clark
Congressional Committee
Communist Party
England
Farnham F. Dudgeon
Western Newspaper Union
Dudgeon
Atlantic
Scotland
British Travel Association
British Isles
Senate hearing brands Snow probe as anti communism clash
Brig. Gen. Conrad Snow testifies to a Senate subcommittee on alleged State Department communism ties. He rejects McCarthy charges by stating he knows of no Communists there. The report also covers England as a travel bargain and U.S. radar alert readiness for Pearl Harbor era defense.
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Conrad E. Snow
U.S. State Department
Loyalty Board
Senate
State Department
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Brobers
Pearl Harbor
A Fowl Effort in Radioactive Egg Study
Dr Clyde Driggers of the University of Florida fed radioactive calcium to hens to study its transfer into eggs. Two hens received minute doses and two daily doses, with results showing shell radioactivity at 15 minutes and both shell and white dominating by 24 hours, yolk remaining low.
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Clyde Driggers
University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultry Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
India Pakistan pact hope to curb subcontinent strife
Parliament in New Delhi ratified the India Pakistan accord aimed at protecting Muslim and Hindu minorities and allowing unhindered migration between dominions. Nehru praised it as preventing catastrophe though diplomats doubt its success. Also notes praise for caste abolition and a new growth drug aureomycin touted at an American Chemical Society convention as boosting animal growth and potentially aiding starving children.
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Subcontinent
Nehru
India
Pakistan
American Chemical Society
Philadelphia
Television Boom Surges in Growth for Sets
The Conference Board reports television production reached nearly 2.9 million sets last year, up from 6,500 in 1946. Industry estimates for current use put sets in use around 4.5 million as the medium shows sensational expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Board
Could Anti Red Bill Win Congress This Time
The article notes debate over a bill to curb Communist activity with claims that Senator Ferguson of Michigan could drum up support while predicting administration leaders would block it. Senate Majority Leader Scott Lucas of Illinois counters that Ferguson is merely political, and Ferguson says the administration opposes passage and that bringing the measure to a vote faces leadership hurdles.
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United States
Congress
Ferguson
Mich
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Senate
Sterner Bright Lines as 1949 Batting Leaders Loom
The piece surveys top hitters Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Stan Musial and Ralph Kiner, noting Williams DiMaggio and Musial near the lead with Kiner dominating power. It cites DiMaggio Williams Musial averages and Kiner’s 47 plus home runs across recent seasons, plus Easter and Doby as challengers and hints at the Red Sox firepower.
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Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Babe Ruth
Babe
Kiner
California
Johnny Mize
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Ted
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Luke Easter
Easter
Doby
Business says unemployment is high but no panic point set
U S Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer says business is good but unemployment is too high. He warns against fixing a specific danger point as it may spark panic and notes the department has no plan to combat unemployment.
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U.S. Commerce
Charles Sawyer
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Tucson
Arizona
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Glen Lake
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Washington
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Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
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Hickory
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Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Hiway
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State St
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U.S. 30 N
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Cedar Ave
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Pullman, Washington
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Montans
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Rosa Croxen
Sagle, Idaho
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Mont
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Noxon, Montana
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Missouri
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Utah
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Toledo
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Albertson
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Dutch Kitchen
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FOX Studios
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Race St. Paul 2
Martin Knudson
First Ave
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Malta
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