Life at Eniewetok atomic proving atoll described
Rep. F Edward Hebert reports on Eniwetok as a busy atomic proving ground community with 6 000 to 8 000 inhabitants. He details facilities from an air strip to theaters and post exchange, notes strict security, morale high, a radio station, 35 cent barber cuts, and Navy vessels in the lagoon.
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One Man Opinion on Judicial Appointments and Bearded Judges
Walter Kiernan critiques Truman era judicial appointments praising bearded judges like Murphy and Medina. He argues political neutrality in selections, questions motives of State Secretary nominees regarding Alger Hiss, and notes Murphy’s removal as police commissioner as a loss to the city.
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