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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1950

Page

2

Dies Says He is Vindicated By Events

Lufkin Texas June 1 Martin Dies former head of the Un American Activities Committee says he has been vindicated by events of a decade past. In an interview he recalled warnings about Communists in government and Russia as the real menace and noted his 260 Texas speeches since leaving Congress in 1945. He voiced no desire to return to politics unless guided by his principles. He recalled briefing President Roosevelt in 1941 about Soviet treachery and urged a housecleaning, while criticizing Roosevelt’s handling of relations with Stalin. He also described Stalin’s praise of youth rally organizers in Berlin as the Soviet leader sent blessings to 900 100 young peace fighters. The report blends Dies comments with a controversial critique of U S policy and Roosevelts decisions.

Lufkin Tex Martin Dies Un-American Activities Committee U. S. House of Representatives Dies Hitler Mussolini Russia Texas Congress Hie Washington Roosevelt White House Stalin United States Ases Industry Reds Balkan States China Korea

Parking Plan Soon To Be Laid Before Board

The Off Street Parking Commission met at City Hall to outline a formal report with eight feasible options to ease downtown parking. Six of ten members agreed on general recommendations, final text to be signed by all ten before submission to the Mayor and Aldermen. The commission seeks release after presenting to city officials while studying congestion and potential off street facilities in a municipal or private framework.

City Hall Tenman Commission OH Street Linyd ©. Culler Frederick Allentown Hagerstown Commission Allen C. Quynn Osborne Price C. BE. Cline Jr John Morgan Hernan Weener Edward C. Hartmann Lou

Animals and Birds Better Off In Atomic Warfare

A former Pennsylvania Game Commission researcher, Richard Gerstell, argues in Sports Afield that animals and birds would fare better than humans in atomic war. He details Bikini atoll scenarios, noting rapid water turnover in Chesapeake Bay reduces aftereffects versus Bikini and that many creatures could be handled safely post-exposure. He also discusses surface bursts causing immediate fatalities near ground zero and downplays long-term fear of radioactivity for wildlife.

Washington Richard Gerstell Pennsylvania Game Comaisation Bikini Gerstell Chesapeake Bay Lazy Lagoon

World Closer To Permanent Peace, He Says

President Truman stated at a news conference that war by 1955 is not likely and that the world is closer to permanent peace than in five years. He emphasized efforts to prevent war and to make the United Nations work, and commented on party politics and obstructionists in Congress with a focus on broad welfare measures.

Washington Truman Gallup United Nations Congress Humphrey D-Minn Margaret Chase Smith R-Me Republican Party

Truman Seeks Tax Return Help For Kefauver Inquiry

President Truman said he would cooperate with the Senate crime investigating committee led by Senator Kefauver and asked the Attorney General for an opinion on whether income tax returns and related information could be supplied. He also signaled that upon Admiral Hillenkoetter’s return to Navy duty, Lieutenant General Walter Bedell Smith may be named as the new intelligence chief.

Senate Crime Investigating Committee Kefauver D-Tenn Truman R. H. Hillenkoetter Central Intelligence Agency Walter Bedell Smith Moscow

Three Killed In B 29 Crash At Roswell New Mexico

A Walker Air Base B 29 bomber from Roswell New Mexico crashed and burned today killing three of its seven crew. Four fliers parachuted safely as the plane became uncontrollable at 9000 feet. Farmer Fred Barnes reported the aircraft hit a hill nose down and bounced several hundred feet into the air.

Los Angeles North American Aviation Corp U.S. Air Force Air Force Roswell N. M Walker Air Base Fred Barnes

The Air Force Test Plane Explosion Incident

The Air Force reported the aircraft exploded after striking the ground during a test flight. This description notes the devastating fireball as the plane crashed, with investigators confirming the incident occurred while testing.

Air Force

Crash Report Near Bottomless Lakes Raises Roswell Area Interest

A second B-28 flying nearby reported the accident in the Bottomless Lakes region near Dexter, about 18 miles southeast of Roswell, prompting aviation observers to monitor the incident.

Crave Bottomless Lakes Dexter Roswell

Mine's Conveyor Belt Wrecked by Blast at Pekin Mine

Residents reported a blast at the A. P. Hoffa Coal Company mine near Pekin Allegany County wrecking the conveyor belt. Arthur P. Hoffa, company president, said he had heard of the explosion but would not comment further. Six employees had leased the mine. workers were not present yesterday. Pickets were active in Georges Creek weeks earlier over leased operation wage issues.

Lonaconing A. P. ‘Hoffa Coal Company Pekin Here Arthur P. Hoffa Barton Alegany Georges Creek Laurel Run

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