Continued Probe Of Five Percenters In Detroit Armory Contracts
Rep. George H. Bender urged Congress to fund a new million dollar probe into five percenters tied to Detroit Arsenal war contracts. FBI hunted ex-convict Wayne Campbell who did not testify as subpena issued. Rep. John Shelley supports removing Brig. Gen. Crawford after his admission of hospitality to an agent for two contracting firms. Secretary Pace promises disciplinary action for Army personnel tied to irregularities at the arsenal.
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Scrap drive drives steel future despite winter slowdown
National Production Authority pushes iron and steel scrap collection to meet a yearly demand of 32.5 million tons with 3 million tons more in 1952. Government agencies seek scrap from abandoned military sites, Europe, and the Pacific while public drives remain limited.
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China Expects Cease-Fire in Kaesong Says Burchett
Kaesong Korea Australian correspondent Wilfred Burchett says China hopes and expects a cease-fire to materialize. He notes goodwill on the Chinese side and mentions working on a book about Red China’s cease-fire regime. Burchett is described with past associations to communists and foreign newspapers.
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