Acheson Hit In House Vote On State Dept Budget
Washington story reports the House passed the State Department Justice Commerce and Judiciary appropriation bill totaling 1 045 940 115 with cuts and fights over Acheson salary and censorship amendments. Debate featured charges of a sneak attack and impeachment talk as Republican moves to curtail Acheson failed 171 to 81 and 154 to 154 on tied votes.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
State Department
Dean Acheson
Ballo
Tere
House
United States
Acheson
Rep
Phillips
Calif
Truman Says Arvey Spoke Out Of Town
President Truman, amid heat at a news conference, said Chicago leader Jacob Arvey “went off half cocked” in proposing Eisenhower or Douglas as 1952 Democratic prospects if he does not run. He also dodged questions on a 52 campaign tour and touched on Korea, housing, and other topics, including Boyle’s loan fees and MacArthur’s remarks.
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Truman
Chicago
Gen. Eisenhower
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Jacob Arvey
Jake
Arvey
Eisenhower
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Gen MacArthur
Boston
Gen. MacArthur
House
Senate
Senate House
CIO
Philip Murray
Missouri Valley Authority
Midwest
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherman
Tomorow
Ralph Bunche
U. S
Detrick Units To Join Thurmont Bicentennial Parade
Camp Detrick will be well represented in Thurmont’s bicentennial parade on August 1 with about 175 Army and Air Force personnel. Col. Delmore and Col. Morie will attend, with Lt. Col. Moller as troop commander. An invitation was extended by Thurmont officials for participation. The Thurmont program notes a quiet day of open houses and a banquet at the high school cafeteria as former residents return for the week-long events.
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Thurmont
Chemical Corps
Army
Ai Force
Huard
Fred J. Delmore
Montescue T. Morie
Delmore
Cecil D. Moller
Elmer Barnhart
George W. Wireman
California
Moscow
Truman
Ober to Study Record in St Amrein Case
Baltimore police officials weigh charges that Lt Ralph Amrein took an interest free 5000 loan from a gambler and faced a three day hearing. Prosecutors urged guilty finding and punishment while defense depicted the officer as honest aside from an indiscretion.
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Baltimore
Beverly Ober
Ober
Ralph H. Amrem
Amrem
Willis King
Milton Altfeld
Henry M. Siegel
Kenneth C. Proctor
Amrein
Proctor
Far East Command Ends Racial Segregation in Japan and Korea
The Army announced the end of racial segregation in the Far East Command and the integration of white and Negro troops across Japan and Korea within about six months. It also disbanded the 24th Infantry Regiment, once famed for San Juan Hill and early Pacific action, which served with the 25th Division in Korea and Japan.
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Far East
Japan
Korea
Fort McKavitt
Tex
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Pacific
Solomons
Marianas
Okinawa
Field Balks At Answering Washington Hearing
Washington July 26 Field wealthy New York leftist balked at questions linking him to Communists During World War II he says the Army offered an intelligence post which he did not get He refused to name the “problem” that blocked the commission and would not identify officers who allegedly pressed for it He testified before the Senate Internal Security Committee as a former IRF official He faces a 90 day jail sentence for contempt over a Civil Rights Congress bail fund for four Communists who fled after conviction The inquiry touched on bonds for Communists and other subversive ties Three officials allegedly tried to break the jam naming William T Stone Edward C Carter and Owen Latimore Carter said a 1942 letter showed Latimore and Lauchlin Currie recommended Field for the job Carter also discussed telegrams sent to Alger Hiss and Currie in 1944 suggesting a possible meeting with a Russian news agent in Washington The report ends abruptly with a note of Neptune’s discovery mocked by pencils paper and logarithms indicating a fragmentary page.
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Fred‘erick
Vanderbilt Field
New York
U. S. Army
Field
Senate
Senate Internal Security Committee
Institute of Relations
IRF
Civil Rights Congress
Army Commission
William T. Stone
State Department
Edward C. Carter
IRP
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Johns Hopkins
Carter
War Department
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Eastland
Miss
Lattimore
Lauchlin
Roosevelt
Hiss
Currie
Wagington
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