Groves Discusses Russian Espionage in Atomic Program
Retired Army officer Groves testified about Soviet espionage attempts tied to the Manhattan Project. He cited Russian efforts in Berkeley and Chicago and New York, noting evidence enough to convince prudent men of espionage under Russian Embassy direction. He named Chemater Corp. as broker for the first uranium shipment and urged export approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemater Corp
New York
Groves
Washington
Soviet Union
Walter
D- Pa
Berkeley
Chicago
Grove
Un-American Activities Committee
Plane Feared Down In Michigan Woods
An unidentified small private plane was feared to have crashed in the northern woods after attempting to land at six scattered cities during a snowstorm. Daggett officials turned out street lights to keep it from landing on the main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Woods
Menominee, Mich
North Woods
Daggett
Mich
Neediest Farmers Live in Brooklyn Claim Draws Attention
Wilfred G. Purdy of Ithaca head of the Farmers Home Administration in New York said at a Western New York FH A committee meeting that an unusually large number of aid applications have come from Brooklyn residents rather than farmers, indicating Brooklyn may house the state's neediest applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wilfred G. Purdy
Ithaca
Farmers Home Administration
New York
Fh.a
Britain and Scandinavia Talk Trade Ties But Skepticism Remains
Britain invited Denmark Norway and Sweden to discuss closer trade and economic ties amid cautious Western Europe reaction. Analysts note Britain may delay real integration due to sterling linkages and fear over dollar convertibility. Danish and Swedish circles question currency freedom while awaiting concrete steps.
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London
Britain
Scandinavia
West Europe
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Paul G. Hoffman
Europe
Commonwealth
Improve Taft Hartley Law Thru GOP Platform
Senator Taft of Ohio urged a perfected Taft Hartley labor law as a plank in the 1950 Republican platform. He told Ohio voters the party opposes excessive taxation and government interference with business through price fixing wage fixing rationing or competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
ERP to End In'52 NAM Group Is Told
The NAM opens its 54th Annual Congress urging industrialists to prepare for the end of the European Recovery Program in 1952. Defense Secretary Louis Johnson assures readiness for any attack as Paul Hoffman outlines foreign trade issues at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAM Group
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Defense
Louis Johnson
United States
Johnson
Paul G. Hoffman
Men’s Luncheon Crowd at Cavalier Room
Every noon the Cavalier Room hosts men who seek atmosphere and fine food making lunch a real pleasure. Stop in soon and join the congenial crowd of other men about town.
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Cavalier
Agency Plans Closure by June 30 1952 at ERP Meeting
At a June ERP session Curtis E Calder chairman of Electric Bond and Share Co warned delegates to begin preparations for the end of ERP and noted the agency is determined to go out of business on June 30 1952.
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Curtis E. Calder
Electric Bond
Share Co
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Atom
New Aala
Austin Smith
Ontario
Canada
Journal of the American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
Hospitalization Medical Service Department
Wim, V. Daggerty
General Agent
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
Keith Theater Bldg
Syracuse, N.Y
City
China
Salina ST
Greyhound
Montreal
Lake Placid
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Scranton
Binghamton
Buffalo
U.S
Greyhound Travel Bureau
Mexico City
Greyhound Terminal
Harrison St
Syracuse Corner
Montgomery St
Marcraft
Manship
Kempton’s
South Selina Street
Kempton‘s
South
Salina Street
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