Hurley asserts leaks aimed to undermine U S policy at hearing
At a congressional hearing Hurley claimed that leaks from the State Department were designed to defeat U S foreign policy. He alleged career officials supplied information to undermining policy, offered to name witnesses from Army services, and accused Acheson of leading opposition to President Roosevelt’s policy.
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State Department
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Navy
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Connally
Texas
Turley
Namen Anheson
Dean Acheson
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Lineley
Roosevelt
Tehran
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Iran
Burt
Bridges
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Rooswell
Stetlinius
U.S
China
Tuna supply to rise as war ships return home
A more plentiful supply of canned tuna is forecast for the next few months by HH Hell vice president of the American Con Wa Bell. He cites the return of tuna boats that once served the Navy during the war and their reentry into the commercial fishing fleet as the cause of the current increase in availability.
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HH. Hell
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Bell
Navy
Schenectady Boy Builds His Own Radio Studio
A 16 year old Schenectady youth, Philip B. Clark, hosts a homemade basement radio studio. He cues the Faith Lutheran Church minister, spins records on a wooden control panel, and supplies church music plus family broadcasts via house speakers. Clark built the organ from an old instrument, blending music and engineering as a passion.
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Philip B. Clark
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Clark Bull
Lowispeaker
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Germans' New Coal Planet Sets Fast Mining Pace
Washington reports U.S. Bureau of Mines investigators uncovered a machine described as the "coal planet" capable of mining 800 tons daily. The device, praised for speed, would require adaptation to American mines and methods, with details to be released to private industry. The unit emerged from Nazi mining research aimed at rapid coal extraction.
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Germany
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Switzerland
Italy
Finland
Hungary
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Gerrmans
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John W. Buch
Wartime German Coal Production Studied by Allied Mission
A mission sponsored by the Technical Industrial Intelligence Committee and the Foreign Economic Administration studied European mines. It gathered records and interviewed miners while noting harsh conditions and safety lapses. Supervising engineer Buch led the team with Yancey Newman and Schmidt. Over 38,600 gravity stores closed during the war, per the Bulletin of the National Conferencers.
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Technical Industrial Inteligence Committee
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Harry S. Yancey
Lo J. Newman
Lawrence D. Schmidt
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