July 1, 1947 – The Paris Summit – The Cold War – Not Least Of All, The Weather
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Category: Harry S. Truman
May 13, 1951 – War In Korea – Getting Ready For the Spring Offensive –
Voices And Events – News-for-week-ending-may-13th-1951 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Another week of war, this week ending on May 13th in 1951. The war this time was Korea and UN troops were preparing for what they believed was a second Spring offensive by North Korean troops. All that was happening
April 14, 1947 – The Trouble With Henry – The Trouble With Labor – The Trouble With Spring.
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March 18, 1949 – Dean Acheson And The North Atlantic Pact – NATO
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March 11, 1950 – The Never-Ending Show; Congressional Investigation – Riots In Berlin – War Games And Diplomacy
With the Cold War in full-bloom, the war of nerves and the hysteria was reaching fever-pitch. From Capitol Hill came a contentious set of Congressional hearings over purported Communist influence in the State Department. In the witness chair was Senator Joseph McCarthy and the war of words raged for hours,
March 10, 1948 – The Death Of Masaryk – Britain’s Economic Downturn – Butter Vs. Margarine.
News for this March 10th in 1948 had much to do with a flood of reports from Prague saying that non-Communist Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk had been found dead from an apparent suicide hours earlier. But even while reports were coming in, speculation was rife that it was no suicide,
March 4, 1950 – “Brilliant Mind – Nasty Person”: The Klaus Fuchs Affair – The Ever-Present Cult Of Doom.
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February 15, 1951 – 48,000 And Counting – The Situation In Korea
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February 1, 1946 – Peace, Strikes And Cross-Country Flights
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January 14, 1950 – A Slight Change Of Plans – The Exit Of Chiang – The Entry Of Mao –
[laterpay_premium_download target_post_id=”12070″ heading_text=”Download For $1.99:” description_text=”January 14, 1950 – Voices And Events – NBC Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection” content_type=”link”] If it was any indication of how the rest of the decade, let alone year, would go, the week ending January 14, 1950 said a lot about the future