McCarthy 81 Cases May Settle Loyalty Question For State Dept
Washington reports that Senate Foreign Relations action to authorize an investigation into loyalty in the State Department could settle whether disloyal Americans are employed there. McCarthy’s list of 81 cases, linked to earlier 108 records, will anchor the inquiry, with open hearings allowed for those charged in the 81 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
State Dept
Washington
NEA
United States
Department of Tate
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Congress
Department of State
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Wheeling
W. Va
Secretary of State
Communist Party
State Department
Salt Lake City
Reno
Nev
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Senator McCarthy
Moscow
Flushing
N. Y
OSS
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Ralph Friedman
California
Tost
China
Russia
Case
U. S
Hungary
OWI
Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs
Informans
North
Caroline
Foreign Economic Administration
Harvard University
Uni
Communist ties stain State Department espionage dossier
A government inquiry details Case 60 through Case 81 inside the State Department and related agencies. It cites Communist affiliations or associations, security concerns, and past OSS service, with several individuals described as dangerous or compromised while holding positions in Research and Intelligence and the Voice of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity
California
State Department
Security Board
Division of Research
Division of Central Services
Pink
Russia
U. S
Case 7
FEA
Young Communist League
Case 8
New York City
OSS
War Production Board
FBI
Communist Party
Secretary of Defense
White House
Daily Worker
Case
Map Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department Works
Case 13
Milan
Italy
Soviet Russia
Chicago Police Department
Case 14
Ymmunist League
Statertment
CSA
Case 17
Department
New York
OIE
Voice of America
Foreign Service
Youth International
AFL Federation of
J. Edgar Hoover
FSI
Case 31
Office of Information and Education
Un-American Activities Committee
Case 34
Amtorg Trading Corp
Maritime Union
OWI
Turkey
Case 38
Security Agency
Case 39
Soviet Party Commission
Case 40
Case 41
Case 42
Germany
War Department
Intelligence
Comintern
Far East
Paris
Unesco
Office of Financial Development Policy
Case 46
Amerasia
Board of Economic Warfare
Case 47
Internal Security
Navy Department
Case 53
Case 54
Case 55
Case 56
Navy
Case 57
Case 58
Ject
Army Intelligence
Case 66
Case 67
Case 68
Civil Service Commission
Case 69
Case 70
Case 71
Case 72
OSF
Case 74
Case 75
United States
Treasury Department
Special Project
Division of
International Labor
Voice of America Project
Europe
U.S
Aggressor Land Invasion Foils U S Maneuvers
In a dramatic wartime exercise narrative, Aggressor Land, a fictional rival nation, battles U S forces across Alaska, Florida, Vieques, and the Caribbean. The piece describes its language, tactics, and the joint countermeasures by American and Canadian troops in extreme winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Beach
U. S
Hawaii
Caribbean
Alaska
Gulf Coast
Florida
Pentagon
Spain
France
Italy
Spanish
Morocco
Tyrol
United States
California
Coronado
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Missouri
Vieques
Siberia
Japanese Islands
Canada
Middle West
Alaskan
Yukon
iHe
U.S
Air Mail Route Expanded With New Intermediate Stop
The Post Office announces that around April 1 there will be extended air mail service on route A M 29 adding Raton New Mexico as a midway point between Fer Colp and Vegas. The new Alb extension runs from Mexico via Socorro Hot Springs Las Cruces to Paso Texas and special cachets will be issued for Raton Albuquerque Socorro Hot Springs Las Cruces and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post Office Department
Raton
N. Mex
Fer Colp
Vegas
E Mex
Socorro
Hot Springs
Las Cruces
Paso
Tex
Albuque
Albuquerque
el Paso
Kalmbach pushes wildlife stamp honors via society networks
Edward R. Kalmbach, director in Denver of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, campaigns to issue stamps commemorating American wildlife. He sent his drawings to Colorado lawmakers and urged recognition of large native species and the continent’s pristine precontact beauty, criticizing prior commemoratives as trivial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Kalmbach
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Denver
Colo
Kalmbach
Colorado
Court Upholds Author Lewis Browne Last Wish
In Los Angeles on March 4 a court upheld Browne's last wish that his $5,000 Treasury bond go to the unborn child of his doctor. Browne then died by suicide due to illness. The judge also approved another bequest of $5 to Diane Rubin, daughter of Dr. Henry Rubin and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lewis Browne
Wendy Rubin
Browne
Treasury
Diane
Henry Rubin
Stamps for the Wounded drive expands to VA hospitals
Ernest Kehr announces Stamps for the Wounded will be revitalized and expanded to sponsor stamp clubs in more than 100 VA hospitals. Collectors clubs and dealers are urged to join, with Kehr serving as chairman and coordinating through New York address 230 West 41st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dealaes
Ernest Kehr
West 41St Street
New York
Philately
Volunteer Service Committee
Kehr
Washington
New Charges To Be Filed Against Indiana Judge
Sullivan Indiana March 4 Refilling of three charges against Judge Norval K Harris of Sullivan Circuit court was planned by Prosecutor John K Purcell. Indictments charged forgery embezzlement and issuing fraudulent checks. Judge Seal overruled motions to dismiss and Harris remains free on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Norval K. Harris
Sullivan Circuit Court
John K. Purcell
Ralph A. Seal
Vincennes
Hoover
Seal
Harris
Paul Robeson
National Committee
New York
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Peter Edson
Philatelic Notes
West
Indiana
Nem
Lawrin
Bloom Furniture
High Point
Washington ST
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