Former Party Member Says Reds Sought U S Posts Years Ago
Paul Crouch a former Communist party functionary testified at a secret House committee session that in 1925 1929 American Communists and Soviet agents schemed to infiltrate the armed forces and state department. He said he attended a Moscow conference where plans were laid and identified a tall Russian OGPU chief who pressed for YCL members and blank American passport books.
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U. S
State Department
American Activities Subcommittee
Paul Crouch
Miami
Communist Party
Crouch
Moscow
Nicholas Dozenberg
Jimmy
OGPU
United States
YCL
Young Communist League
Washington
Japanese radio figure testifies in Toguri treason case
George Mitsushio, 43, San Francisco born, testifies for the prosecution in the Mrs. Iva Toguri D Aquino treason trial. He accuses D Aquino of seven overt acts and says he supervised her Tokyo Rose broadcasts to U S troops after renouncing American citizenship.
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George Mitsushio
San Francisco
Infiltration Ties to Lab Work Says Crouch
Crouch testified that he aided a Russian agent in government infiltration and directed Communist workers in the army and navy. The committee cites a five to six member Communist cell at the laboratory where atomic bomb research occurred. May assisted in the infiltration, though names of recruited scientists were not disclosed.
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Crouch
Kenneth May
U S Lagging In Atomic Projects
Lawrence R. Hafstad, director of the AEC reactor division, told the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that the United States lags Canada in atomic power progress. He cited Chalk River’s reactor as the leading design and noted the US prioritizes bomb production, facing a chronic fuel shortage for peaceful development.
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Los Angeles
Canada
Lawrence R. Hafstad
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Hafstad
Chalk River
United Kingdom
Nuclear power push aims to restore U S lead in energy
Hafstad describes a vigorous reactor program designed to return the United States to the forefront of energy science. He notes the enormous energy potential of uranium with a pound equaling two million pounds of coal and argues the stakes justify the effort for a future of cheap power.
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The
United States
Health Unit News Warrants Discussion On New Plant
Mr Bennet met with the town council at Atkins Monday evening to discuss a proposed new generator system and treatment plant Thelma Luther returned this week from a two weeks vacation trip to Colorado and Utah Irma Thomson started work Wednesday in Washington County and Health District No 7 Miss Thomson left the Washington County Health Unit five years ago to serve overseas with UNRRA for the past two years
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Atkins
Thelma Luther
Colorado
Utah
Irma Thomson
Washington County
Miss Thomson
UNRRA
Public Health Service member stationed in Denton Maryland
A member of the United States Public Health Service has been stationed in Denton Maryland to support health programs and community outreach efforts. The assignment focuses on preventive care, disease control, and public health guidance for local residents.
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Denton
Maryland
United States Public Health Service
Olivia de Havilland Receives Applause on The Snake Pit Shoot
Olivia de Havilland drew the greatest tribute a film actor can get as cast and crew applauded after a dramatic scene in The Snake Pit. The Darryl F. Zanuck drama opens Sunday at the Fox Theatre with co stars Mark Stevens and Leo Genn. Director Anatole Litvak cried Perfect take as the crew cheered. The piece is adapted from Mary Jane Ward's best seller and features a host of Broadway on Hollywood stars publicizing the film.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Fox Theatre
Mark Stevens
Leo Genn
Anatole Litvak
Mary Jane Ward
Open Hearth Record Ties in 1948 Six-Month Span
A historic open hearth steel production record stood at 34,400,000 tons in 1923 and was matched in under six months of 1948, signaling a rapid surge in output and sustained industrial capability.
The Circle Square Problem Proved Impossible in 1882
The ancient Greek problem of squaring the circle sought a square with equal area to a circle using only a compass and unmarked straightedge. It remained unsolved for centuries and was finally proven impossible in 1882.
Want a plumber See Want a Plumber? Call No 1 IL
An authority with a large reader following notes many copies are cut out and passed between families. The writer thanks readers and invites continued engagement while offering a contact for plumbing needs.
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