McCarthy Attacks Acheson as Red Dean of Fashion
Sen. McCarthy charges Secretary Acheson aided Communist Poland in 1946 and pushed an aggressive foreign policy, calling him the Red Dean of fashion. He criticizes perceived war mongering and loyalty to Poland, accusing a government press and liberal media of smearing anti-Communist efforts. He targets Lattimore Jessup and the Tydings inquiry as whitewashed.
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Poland
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Philip C. Jessup
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State Department
Moscow
Long Beach Lifeguards Report Weather Statistics
Tide and temperature figures show highs at 3.2 feet and 7:01 p m with 16 feet at low tide, plus water temperature listed as 60 degrees. Foregoing statistics credited to U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. Thursday's weather statistics.
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Long Beach
Five Hurt as Kansas Farm Twister Strikes Near McPherson
A tornado blasted farm lands near McPherson Kansas injuring five people, one critically. Several farm buildings were wrecked and power lines were down. No towns were directly in the path of the twister.
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McPherson
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Diary in White House safe fuels Congress showdown
Washington and Capitol Hill debate the Amerasia affair as Sen. Knowland urges subpoenas for the late James V. Forrestal diary. Reports say a grand jury probe proceeded without sanction, while Gen. Bradley and FBI Director Hoover forecast military and domestic subversion challenges ahead. Arms aid for allies and a new parcel post bill also move through Congress.
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Britain
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Greece
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Turkey
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Iran
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Korea
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Philippines
State Department
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Attaches Sent to Far East
The State Department tests reveals it is widening consular and embassy staffs around China to monitor events beyond the bamboo curtain. Officials told a Senate subcommittee that staff size is being increased to keep open information channels and track developments in the region.
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State Department
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Senatorial Group Urges Justice Dept Crackdown on Coffee Trade
A UPLA Senate agriculture subcommittee led by Sen. Gillette urged the Justice Department to halt speculative coffee trading. They call for injunctive relief against futures on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, an antitrust civil suit if foreign coffee stocks are not moved, and investigations into 1948 coffee purchases by Maxwell House’s George W. Robbins and Brazil groups. The department should monitor future Inter-American Economic and Social Commission meetings.
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D.ilowa
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United States
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Maxwell House Division
Man Who Escaped Chair Twice Dies In Texas
In Huntsville Texas at 12 08 a m William R Ray 35 an ex Air Force cook died in the electric chair after twice escaping death by a court error and by a plea from the victim s parents He was convicted of attacking a girl at Fort Worth in 1948 His final words were I m dying for somethin It don t know anything about.
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William R. Ray
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Fort Worth
Independent Non-Subsidized Air Carriers Form Group
A national association of non-scheduled air lines was launched in Miami Florida with a 315 000 war chest pledged by 10 charter members. The Independent Non-Subsidized Air Carriers Association outlined plans for a national body and a lobby with Philip Mann as secretary treasurer of American Air Transport presiding. Mann warned the Civil Aeronautics Board policy could put operators out of business in six months.
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RFC Aid U.K's Loan to Rich Friend's Firm
Washington June 9 AP a Reconstruction Finance Corporation examiner who approved a 3.4 million loan to a Florida company later went bankrupt estimated today one director is worth at least 5 million dollars. Senator Fulbright questioned why the director Wiley L Moore Sr did not invest himself. The examiner said Moore influenced him but he stood by his own conclusions. Directors had recommended against the loan and a separate 400 000 loan to Ribbon Writer Corporation of America was approved then the firm went bankrupt after a May payment and a July 1949 collapse.
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D.-Ark
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Fulbright
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Jacksonville
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John Hersey to Write for Connecticut Democrats
Hartford June 2 John Hersey famous author of The Wall and A Bell for Adano will assist in drafting the Connecticut Democratic platform. Hersey joins a list of notable writers contributing to set party policies.
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Hartford
Conn
Outsiders Behind Truman Policies in Washington
A half dozen men outside the executive branch steer plans and policies for the Truman administration. William M. Boyle, Fred Vinson, the Big Four in Congress, and Leslie L. Biffle shape strategy from Democratic HQ, Capitol Hill, and the White House, pursuing electability and party power.
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