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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1950
Page
5
Critics Oppose Seaway Plan Amidst Economic and Defense Fears
The piece argues against the St Lawrence Seaway project, contending it would be costly with negligible defense value, disrupt eastern ports and railroads, require more dredging, face annual ice closures, and fail to address objections raised by Acheson and others. It urges Congress to decisively reject the proposal as wasteful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eastern Seaboard
Washington
Truman
Acheson
House Public Works Committee
Canada
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
East
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimers & Ohio
New York State
Congress
United States
Contemptuous Witnesses Target Browder and Field in Senate Row
The Senate orders contempt charges against Earl Browder and Frederick Field for defying a congressional probe. Browder and Field refuse to answer beyond prepared statements, risking perjury claims by evading key questions while witnesses like Castelo and Erickson acknowledge violations. The episode raises questions of immunity and accountability in the anti communism inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Congress
Earl Browder
Frederick Field
America
New York
Senate Investigating Committee
Browder
Tovern Ihcim
Field
Louis Budenz
Senate Committee
Ciizens
Senate
Frank Castelo
Frank Erickson
Hnet
Itmapetoua Zaanas
Maar
Leopold and Belgium Crisis Dominion of King Remains Key
The Belgian deadlock centers on Leopold's return and abdication. Elections set for June 4 aim to settle the dispute, but the king's insistence on exile and pace risks restoring war wounds and deepening divisions. Socialists oppose, Liberals pivot, and the world watches as Belgium’s turmoil threatens Atlantic security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Leopold
Europe
Western Europe
Baudouin
Lief
Lenpold
Malfeasance in Office Daunting Budget Battle in Congress
A critical editorial attacks the Ways and Means Committee for cutting excise taxes while declaring the federal debt unreduced. It accuses lawmakers of political manipulation, warns of shifting costs to future generations, and calls for accountability before Congress in an election year. The piece labels the actions as malfeasance and urges voters to scrutinize both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Myrsirom
Wola Sineie
Wold
Peaceful uses of atomic fission advance under AEC guidance
Acting Chairman Sumner T. Pike reports the Atomic Energy Commission is preparing four reactors for peaceful purposes including ship propulsion testing materials and fuel breeding with costs around 25 million dollars each and 3.5 million for fuel breeding. A small university reactor would cost about one million dollars. Progress hinges on achieving critical size, heat transfer, shielding, and waste processing, but the effort moves forward as a quiet bright spot amid a clouded atomic world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Pike
Nuclear and missile arms drive rising defense costs
The Providence Evening Bulletin reports Adm. Sherman and Gen. Collins describe rapid advances in nuclear submarines, guided missiles, and high altitude rockets. They warn these weapon developments strain Congress and taxpayers as they press for new systems while debating the value of existing spendings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Evening Bulletin
Congress
Defense Department
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Navy Department
Equator
J. Lawvin Collins
Army
Sherman
Collins
United States
Mahon D.texass
Howe
Higgins
Comtesse da Antaer
Readers debate Russia policy and cryptanalysis club note
Letters express anti Russia sentiment urging severing relations and armed strength for peace while another writer proposes using Pulse of the People to form a cryptanalysis group. The page preview hints at continued discussion and a continuation on Page Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Poe
Backstage clash over exporting railroad gear to Communist China
Secretary Deanis Acheson and Deputy Secretary Stephen Early spar over shipping railroad equipment to China for repairs and regaining transit capacity. The dispute centers on classification under Trade Categories 18 and 1B, with broad implications for anti Moscow policy, Marshall Plan ties, and U S Sino relations as Congress weighs potential reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deanis Acheson
National Defense
Stephen Early
United States
China
Moscow
Acheson
Mao
State Department
Owen Lattimore
Truman
Germany
Japan
Mitchason
Pagan
Omatke
Sereretary
Saagen
Pepaetspert
Acheer
Rendre
Geiss
Jamatere
Wesoid Salen
Krnt
Roth Ts Gatt Redeen
Messrs. Achenow
Sawyer
Early
Marshall Plan
Soviet
Lattimore
Senate
Johns Hoapkine
Archeson
Europe
Tattimere
Meeesx
Arheena
Washingtons Merry-Go-Round on McCarthy Vaughn and Maragon
A column discusses Senator McCarthy advisor Judd’s warnings to halt charges, the John Maragon case and Vaughan influence, White House pressure on investigations, and Truman Celier exchanges on trusts and political manipulation. It cites Maragon’s power, FBI actions, and legal battles tied to libel and liquor transport. The piece frames ongoing scrutiny of the White House axis and postwar political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Walter Judd
Minnesota
McCarthy
Judd
Joe
Wade
John Maragon
Lucy
Europe
Truman
Maragon
Senate
White House
Uline Maragon
FBI
Maraxon
Anzious
District of Columbia J
Vaughan
Justice Department
Senator Mundt
South Dakota
Drew Pearson
Sen Ror
Ree
Graham Too Honest For Politics A North Carolina Senator
Soured by talk of horse trading and political expediency, Senator Frank Graham of North Carolina is hailed as too honest to win. Colleagues note his steadfast conscience in the face of pressure, recalling a Raleigh High School baseball incident where he refused to win by bunting to a crippled pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessecrate
Arisone
Los Angeles
Graham
Sen
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Nort Carolina
Senator Graham
North Carolina
Senate
Raleigh High Sch
Raleigh
Wilson
Labor Mediation Board
Bendix Aviation Corp
Labor
Jaeland+ Sti
Corporation
Smoet
Take My Word For It by Frank Colby Scrapbook 2
A fragmentary excerpt critiques clichés and megantixs in writing, noting tired expressions and overuse. It contrasts pompous phrasing with elegant prose, and questions the value of overdone language amid garbled OCR remnants and stray quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiee-Shatz Chen
Enek
Hertin
Lehaon
Crone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thair Offenas
By Denys Wertman
Oroe
Pve Neen
Russia
John Fprezio
Ray Tucker
Washington Gs
Celjer
Cellier
Coper
Sryman
Ren
Kuey Long
Fds
G.O.P. Congres
China Lobby
By Frank Colby
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