Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-01-04
DOMESTIC
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Jonuory
-2-a1st congress gives way to s2nd.
year-olds.
1a-Air force calls up $4,000 reservists.
2a-Truman creates DEMONSTRATION
2e-Wages. prices frozen at Jan. IS lev.
els.
February
2-senators accuse R.F.c. Of playing
politics in making loans.
7-William Remington. convicted Of per-
Jury Jury, i in Red Investigations gets s.
ing. building credit.
lSW;s.si puts 10 percent ceiling on
6-Labor continues boycott Of w.S.B.
ls-Truman submits plan to abolish rule
Of R.F.C. by 5-man board.
tial tenure.
2s-senate crime committee says two
crime syndicates exist in US.
March
7-President Truman's would-be assas-
sin found guilty Of murder.
SENATE limits armed forces to four
essnate approves of draft of ls-year-
ls-Frank Costello walks out of crime
committee hearings.
| 2+MacArthur draws ire Of admins
traton., U:N. for suggestion attack
on Red Chin, China. Korean peace pariey
2s-sixty percent of nations food put
under price control.
April
|Labor ends boycott Of defense agen-
cies by joining one.
|MacArthur urges using Nationalist
for second front in China.
toulouse slashes new Voice Of Amert-
ca funds 30 percent
THURMAN Gusts Macarthur. names
50 Ridgway his successor.
gress he believes chiefs Of staff
favored blows at Red China.
+New price control system ordered
for $4,000 manufacturers.
2s-Government curbs price of beef.
May
3-MacArthur before senate probers,
urges ultimatum to Red China.
eTruman defends Ambassador O'Dwy-
er on crime probe charges.
general Marshall disputes MacAr.
wanted Manchuria bombed.
lo-Charles S. Dawson denies influencing
R.F.C. loans.
12-RetaIl beef price curbs fail to roll
17-Senators hear Gems. Marshall. Brad
=, ley dispute Macarthur.
31-chiefs of staff complete testimony
on Macarthur. mostly deny his
June
7-Supreme court upholds conviction of
l3-MacArthur calls US. war policy too
tmid.
l9-congress eases economic controls.
boosts taxes.
2o-Twenty-one Red leaders Indicted for
conspiracy.
billion in black.
July
Pour top Reds jump bail. four others
lo-House weakens initiation controls.
Estate department fires two officials
on security charges.
lf-Worst flood on record covers Kan
sas City and neighboring areas.
i9-House weakens price controls.
2@Demoeratic party chairman linked
31-Weak defense production act be-
comes law.
August
s-West Point dismsses 30 cadets for
cheating.
s-McCarthy accuses % IN state de-
partment of disoyalty.
l4Truman denounces Mccarthy for
"hatemongering."
l7-Senate crime hearings end.
22-William Remington's perjury con-
viction is reversed
27-Strlke halts copper output.
September
!Atr force orders atom-powered plane.
l+Lovett replaces Marshall as defense
secretary.
l7-Armed forces schedule maneuyers
with atomic weapons.
| l8-congress overrides veto of disabled
veterans pension bill.
GIG .O.P. chairman Gabrielson charged
in R.FC. scandal probe.
27-Senate committees hear further Nc
Carthy charges against Jessup. state
against Mccarthy by Senator Ben.
ton.
October
charges against diplomats and
G 2asnsn ,, charess against Senator
l-Press clashes with Truman over
censorship.
3-Hearings resumed Irregularities
IN internal revenue department as
ST Louis collector indicted for
taking fees.
l3-Wlliam Boyle resigns as Democratic
national chairman.
Wildcat strike ties up New York.
i6-House rejects new tax boost.
l6-Sen2tor Taft announces presidential
l8-senate subcommittee rejects Jessup
as U.N delegate.
2o-Congress adjourns after raising
2o-Truman appoints General Clark as
envoy to Vatican and Jcssup to U.N
Jus. troops report atomic maneuVerS
in Nevada.
3l-Englands Princess Elizabeth and
Prince Philip visit Washington.
3l-Frank Mckinney. Indiana banker.
named Democratic national chair
man.
November
6-Truman averts railroad strike.
S-Truman denies story he offered to
make Eisenhower Democratic NOM
inee.
e-Eastern dock strike ends.
l6-Assistant Attorney General T. La
mar Caudle ousted in tax probe.
23-Food leads rise in US price index.
26-Senate committee investigates spend
ing by Taft forces and opponents in
1850 Ohio campaign.
28-Tux bureau fires 81
29-Christian Science Monitor. In reply
10 MacArthur's criticism of the
press. says Macarthur withheld in
form. ttJn about Chinese entry into
Korean war.
December
5-OPS, abiding by Capehart amend
mcn'. allows higher ceiling prices.
~LawHer charges ''shakedown" group
in Washington high-pressured income
tax PAYERS.
s-Army chief of staff says US has atomic
artillery.
6-Attorncy general asks tax fix probe by
US. Jury.