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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1950

Page

15

Truman Sees Cold War Lasting Years

President Truman on his Idaho Oregon train tour urged sustained atomic strength and a long Cold War, signing the National Science Foundation Act to boost scientific research for growth and security. He tied the move to postwar world stability and urged aid to China while pushing small business legislation. The speech followed a Laramie address promising victory for free nations against Soviet tyranny.

Truman Russia Pocatello Idaho National Science Foundation United States Oregon New Mexico Laramie Wyo Free Nations Atomic Energy Commission Soviet Russia Cheyenne

GOP to Use Senate As Forum Says Wherry

Senator Wherry says Republicans will use the Senate as a forum to answer President Truman during his western tour. The plan, backed by the GOP campaign committees, aims to keep the party line before the public throughout the president’s trip as Ferguson replies to Truman’s Casper Wyoming remarks on greed and privilege. Democratic Leader Lucas cautions GOP Senators against overestimating electoral gains.

Washington Wherry Senate Truman Republican National Committee House Senate G.O.P Ferguson R.-Mich Casper Wyo Teapot Dome Harding Calvin Coolidge Lucas Illinois G.O.P

Food Prices At New High

New York reports wholesale food prices as measured by the Dun & Bradstreet index rose to 5.89 this week from 5.84, 3.7 percent above a year ago. The rise comes from gains in beef, hams, bellies, lard, hogs, cotton seed oil, cocoa, flour, wheat, barley and butter, while corn, rye, oats, eggs, steers and lambs fell. The index, averaging cost of 31 staple foods, records its highest level in 34 years.

New York Dun & Bradstreet

Opened Loyalty Files On 81 Names In Red Probe

Senate investigators began reviewing loyalty files on 81 individuals named by Senator McCarthy in a Red Purge probe. The four Foreign Relations members met at the White House with State Department officials to pursue a thorough examination over about a month.

Washington Senate McCarthy Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee White House Tydings D-Md McMahon D-Conn Green D-R.l Lodge Eben Ayers White Houses State Department FBI Congress Nell John Peurifoy Conrad Snow Peyton Ford Donald Dawson Truman Wisconsin

McCarthy Threatens Senate Revelation on Alleged Foreign Agent

McCarthy vows to lay evidence to back a charge and urges jail for the responsible. he may name in the Senate a United States envoy he accuses of being a foreign agent.

McCarthy Senate United States

Draft Bill Seen Extending Through Two Years

Congressional leaders predict the standby draft bill will pass and extend for two years despite President Truman saying war seems unlikely. Sen. Lehman urges accelerating the St Lawrence seaway and power project amid world dangers. House and Senate committee actions and hearings are anticipated as the draft moves toward debate.

Washington INS Truman Rep Cole R.-N.y Washington (P House Lehman D.-Lib N.Y St. Lawrence Seaway House Public Works Committee Johnson D.-Tex Senate Senate Armed Services

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