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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
1
A top level Communist party policy debate prompts a contentious news conference. Francis P. Matthews defends sources behind the report and refuses to reveal informant identities while urging Congress to disclose Communist membership and finances and to establish a new impartial fact gathering plan.
The document outlines measures to strengthen loyalty tests for government service, improve business education to detect Communist influence, and enforce reciprocal travel policies with the Soviet Union. It calls for frank government disclosure to citizens regarding foreign policy decisions and imposes congressional funding for stringent loyalty enforcement.
The article notes cattle numbers at about 80 million vs a 64.5 million prewar average, with looming Truman action. Argentine Ambassador Oscar Ivanissevich offers boneless canned meat aid, claiming 4 million pounds ready for shipment, a move that could affect U.S. meat markets where Argentina supplies Britain most of its fresh meat. Will Clayton attends a White House meeting on possible South American imports.
Reports from Prague and Vienna indicate the Soviet air ban covers military and commercial flights over Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Romania as of yesterday. U S Army and commercial fleets paused over these areas, while Prague cites a temporary measure through Oct 14 and questions the order's origin and purpose.
The program features the Strawberry Pickers from Folsom alongside the Rebels Quartette and the Henley Harmony Boys with Hardwick noting advance ticket sales by T. J. Whatley. Also advises on mildew prevention and drying methods for closets and storage spaces.
The exchange centers on Romania and the Danube with Bevin denouncing a Soviet backed plan to restrict Danube use to riparian states and Vandenberg urging equality in foreign trade. He warns against Slav calls for preferential treatment and defends equal terms for all nations on the St Lawrence.
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