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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
7
Weekly news analysis cites John Foster Dulles rebuking pact critics as England confronts renewed austerity. The Western Newspaper Union column reflects editorials on US steel industry reactions to Truman’s plan amid ongoing postwar economic strain.
John Foster Dulles, in his first Senate speech, urged ratification of the North Atlantic pact and rebutted Taft and others opposing it. He argued the treaty imposes no arms program or specific aid commitments on any member and that it does not require the U S to arm or build up signers. The report notes other critics including Senator Flanders who favored extending the Monroe Doctrine.
President Truman wins a 60 day pause to avert a nationwide steel strike as a fact finding board studies postwar wage increases pensions and group insurance. U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and Inland oppose outside boards while Phillip Murray’s union agrees to delay walkout at firms backing the proposal. Roosevelt Jr criticizes Benjamin Fairless for not agreeing to the plan.
Doctors Phillip West and Jessa mine Hilliard of the University of California medical school report a simple quick inexpensive yardstick to gauge cancer growth or decline by analyzing blood compounds. It measures treatment effectiveness not cancer presence or cure.
McGill University in Montreal conducts gas turbine engine research describing turbines as compact multiple blade machines using hot gas rather than water. The hot gas is produced by burning fuel with air drawn from the atmosphere and compressed for blade propulsion.
Federal Judge Harold Medina orders Gus Hall Harry Winston and Gilbert Green confined in jail during the remainder of their trial amid appeals by eight other defendants and party leaders. The defendants had been free on bail while their sentences were argued as indefinite due to trial length.
President Truman denounces selfish interests pressing for budget cuts that could worsen the economic decline. He defends a 42 billion dollar 12 month budget and warns that slashings would raise unemployment and weaken defenses. He frames critics as political and urges cautious policy to preserve peace and jobs.
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