Washington secrecy and war contracts under scrutiny
The article reports on tight security at the atomic energy commission in Washington and renewed secrecy around Howard Hughes war contracts. It notes witnesses being brought into secret hearings led by Sen. Owen Brewster and Sen. Homer Ferguson, with public hearings planned for November 17. It also comments on criticisms of Rep. John Taber and Rep. Clarence Brown, and mentions Truman aiming to curb grain market speculation amid postwar hunger concerns.
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Census Industry Questionnaires to Reach U S Manufacturers
The census bureau to issue the first nation wide census of manufacturers since before the war in early 1948. It will be the most important single industrial census ever taken covering production labor materials fuel inventories vehicles and expenditures for plants and equipment.
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