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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

6

Opening Secret Files Would Cripple FBI

Washington March 27 FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified it would cripple the FBI to open its secret files to the Senate spy hunters Attorn General J Howard McGrath backed him Their testimony signals President Truman s decision on the loyalty file access in the McCarthy probe Bridges charged Russia planted a master spy in the State Department and accused homosexuals and subversives of being there He pressed for Secretary of State Acheson to answer questions and warned of a GOP push to target Acheson while Truman aides said he would defend him in Key West Fla and urged unity in the cold war effort

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Senate Hoover J. Howard McGrath Truman Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee McCarthy State Department Key West Fla Justice Department Bridges Rnh Russia Stalin Acheson Acheson Bridges Department New Hampshire Congress Hmit Lehman New York House McCormack Massachusetts United Front United States Hiss Wadleigh

Speech links Hiss and Wadleigh to Soviet spies in government

Bridges tied Alger Hiss and Julian Wadleigh to a 15 year spy trail, claiming Communists embedded in government remain. Kefauver followed with a rebuke of McCarthy’s State Department accusations as FBI chief Hoover warned against revealing confidential files.

United States State Department Alger Hiss U. S Julian Wadleigh Bridges Kefauver D-Tenn MelCarthy FBI Hoover Senate

Field Fire at Heights Damages No Property

Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company responded to a field fire behind the Charles M. iDodd Jr residence on Jefferson boulevard Monday afternoon. Firemen cited unknown cause, noting ground moisture from recent rains and calm winds, yet the blaze raced across Dodd's lot and along the unimproved street before being contained. No damage was reported to property.

Heights Braddock Heights Charles M. iDodd, Jr Jefferson Boulevard Dodd Braddock Mountain

Lattimore Cancelled April 4 Speaking Engagement

Owen J. Lattimore notified Hood College through his wife that he cannot speak on April 4. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal announced the talk will be postponed to a later date. Mrs. Lattimore said he is not expected back in the United States until April 1 at the earliest, after a United Nations mission to Afghanistan.

Owen J. Lattimore Hood College Andrew G. Truxal

Troxal to testify at Senate subcommittee on Far East affairs

The article notes Dr. Troxal reporting to the United Nations and appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee to answer charges by Senator Joseph R. McCurtis. He said a substitute speaker might be hard to obtain but efforts were underway to secure a Far Eastern affairs speaker. Lattiore’s appearance was a featured draw for the Hond Lecture series, and its postponement is regrettable.

United Nations Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Anawee Joseph R. McCurtis Troxal Lattiore

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