Hopkins accused of sharing atomic secrets with Russia
Former army captain G Racey Jordan charged in a radio interview that Harry L Hopkins, Roosevelt’s trusted aide, sent diary proofs of uranium and bomb powder shipments to Russia in 1944. Congressional probes and denials followed as McMahon’s atomic committee scheduled inquiries amid tax and policy debates. The Czech church crisis deepens, warning of a possible religious fight against Communist laws.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
U.S
G. Racey Jordan
Russia
Jordan
Hopkins
U. S
McMahon
Conn
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Czechoslovakia
Radio Giveaway Shows Fade From Airwaves
Public apathy and fading interest push giveaway programs off U S radio networks as four have folded and another nears exit. Courts lag on federal bans, but listener disengagement undermines the format more than any ruling.
Supreme Court Upholds State Power to Bar Force in Labor Disputes
The Supreme Court upheld a Arkansas law directing labor disputes proceed without force or violence, rejecting CIO challenges to free speech and assembly guarantees. November nonfarm payrolls rose 517000 with job gains across sectors, including 250000 in nonfarm employment and 168000 in farm employment, despite strikes. Census methods count anyone with a regular job as employed even if not working.
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United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
C.I.O
High Court
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Census Bureau
Unveiling of Truman Gift Statue Sparks Fire Prank Rumor
In Independence Missouri a planned unveiling of a statue of Andrew Jackson gifted by President Harry S. Truman to his hometown was interrupted when the muslin covering caught fire and burned away. Police indicated they suspected pranksters behind the incident.
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Mr. Truman
Truman
John Snyder
Treasury
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Senate-House Economic Committee
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Andrew Jackson
Coal controversy and UN census clash in global headlines
The article outlines John L. Lewis and his miners returning to a three day week amid disputes over a three day work week and welfare fund control. It also covers the UN General Assembly voting to census conventional armaments while excluding atomic bombs amid Soviet Western tensions and a U S warning against repeating Pearl Harbor.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Operators Group
Stana
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.N. Commission
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
John D. Hickerson
U.S
Western Europe
America
Pearl Harbor
Accord Sought on Federal Antitrust Policy Campaign
The federal government plans a campaign to strengthen antitrust policy with Charles Sawyer directing the effort at President Truman's request. Sawyer says the goal is to foster voluntary compliance, remove confusion from laws, and clarify rules.
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Truman
Charles Sawyer
Commerce Secretary
Sawyer
Rural editors seek principled choice over parties in politics
The speaker recalls decades with rural and small-city newspapers and argues editors now want a clear distinction between constitutional government and the welfare state. He notes both major parties have pursued spending and that editors prefer candidates who commit to policies aligning with free enterprise and limited government.
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Landon
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Dodger Pitching Woes Highlight 1949 Outlook
Brooklyn fans focus on Ralph Branca Rex Barney and Don Newcombe as the Dodgers seek improved control and consistency for the 1950 season. The column cites Christy Mathewson style practice, notes Red Sox and Yankees pitching concerns, and points to Joe Page and Porterfield as pivotal for the pennant race.
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Art Shotton
Grantland Rice
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Page
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Dodger
Ralph Branca
Rex Barney
Christy Mathewson
Bianca
Barney
Joe McCarthy
McDermott
Ellis Kinder
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Raschi
Reynolds
Byrne
Lopat
Sanford
Porterfield
Yankee
Page
Joe
Detroit
Philadelphia
Sportsmans gift ideas for the outdoors lover this Christmas
Practical advice for buying gifts for fishermen and hunters. Highlights include inexpensive streamer flies and casting lines, midrange fly rods and reels, and high end gear such as glass fly rods, creels, nets, boots, and ammunition. Emphasizes buying items the recipient can use and matching to the specific outdoor pursuit.
Restocking Cats Threaten Wildlife Says Experts
Record urges anglers and hunters to follow Game and Fish laws as experts warn that dumping thousands of house cats along highways harms wildlife. The piece concedes cats are helpful around homes but calls for destroying surplus and unwanted cats to protect conservation efforts.
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