Spy Probe Group Given More Power
Senate leaders expanded the McCarthy inquiry into communist influence in the State Department granting subpoena power and access to loyalty files. Open hearings were demanded by Morse and Saltonstall while Lucas faced resistance from Democrats over disclosure of sources. McCarthy refused to reveal sources, citing danger to employees. The panel chaired by McMahon may begin in days with an expected $50,000 funding need.
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McCarthy Charges Center on State Department Ties
Jiseve argued that McCarthy charges should stand with no motive to close sources. McCarthy pressed for cooperation and subpoenas, saying the committee would uncover Communist influence in the State Department if the administration cooperates and provides records.
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Determination to destroy a food company grows
They remained resolved to wreck the firm that had delivered more affordable, higher quality food to millions of American households.
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Rhetoric on Price Fixing and Judge Atwell’s Stand
A historical comment claims no evidence shows a potato price fixing conspiracy. It recalls Federal Judge W H Atwell sealing an indictment with inflammatory language and denouncing size based bias in American justice.
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