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Sen. Joseph (Joe) Mccarthy Part 29

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I understand there is a decision in this case indicating
that she was a bad security risk and that she was allowed
to resign in 1947. I consider this case important in that
the files would seem to indicate that the security officials
felt that if this woman had expressed a chance of heart andstateg that she had reformed, she would not have been forced
to re 'gn-
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I understand that this woman is no longer with the Depart~
ment. I consider this case important in the whole picture
because it would seem to be an example of continuing to re-
tain an employee long after material developed in the in-
tion would indicate absolute desirability of her
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This case is significant because it indicates how some of
the bad security risks got into government. I understand
that in the early war years when the Civil Service Comieeion
use unable, because of the vast number of applicants, to make
final decisions in individual cases, they appointed these who
' were known as liaison officers. This case, I understand, was
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the of those Civil Service liaison officers. I believe the
files uill give the oomnittee a clear picture of this indi-
vidual! I understand that this individual is non with the
H 1th whose lo alt board refused to p Department of Public ea , y y
5&#39; clear him and that the Civil Service Commission in January,
t 1949, reversed the findings of the Public Health regional
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I consider this case important as part of the picture because
of the fact that the Congressional committee stated that a
person with the same name signed a Communist petition, which
information was handed over to the State Department in October,
1948, but over a year later, no effort had been made to checkM
on his information.
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This case is practically identical with the last case in in-
dicating laxity on the part of the security officials in the
JState Department to check information given to them by the
Hos e UnAmorican Activities Committee.55. -L
the same as cases number 51 and number 52-
case considered important in that I understand he was
hired without any security clearance whatsoever. His tile
should yield much valuable information to the omittee.

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SUBJECT: FIN CONNECTION Al-LEGATi0NS er 1Lt1rzr0R»~§f,1,lss1r1ssSENATOR JOSEPH R. McGAHI&#39;HY :11:-&#39;:*1>I11_,51__;_._m<_»,-1v],
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PURPOSE: To advise you that Bureau representatives reviewed the
State Department files at the White House today and found those examined,
except as noted below, to be complete.THE DIRECTOR DATE: July 13, 1950
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DEEAILS: In accordance with the reqnest of the Attorney General _
contained in his memorandum 12 nd pursuant to our instructions,andi may awethe State epartment files on persons against whom allege ions have been made by
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. This examination was made at the White House in the
presence of Mr. Clive Palmer of the Department and Messrs. Donald L. Nicholson and
Joseph Amshoy of the Department of State-
The files on only 70 of the alleged 81 individuals mentioned by Senator
McCarthy were available for examination. Mr. Nicholson"of the State Department
explained that actually there were only 80 cases, since Case No. 72 had not been
identified by Senator McCarthy. Of these 80, the President made available to the
Tydinge Committee only 70. The remaining 10 were not furnished because these 10
were not on the list of l08 examined by the investigators of the Subcommittee of
the House Committee on Appropriations in connection with the State
Bureau representatives used as the basis of their review of the
seventy files the information contained incnr&#39;memorandum dated May 15, 1950, to
Mr. Peyton Ford, which reflected a summary of the material furnished by this
Board. In 13 cases material transmitted by the Breau to the Loyalty Review
Board and the Civil Service Comndssion in recent months was not in the files,,2/LBureau to the State Department, Civil Service Commission, and the Loyalty Review
The State Department representatives explained that their files on these individuals
were impounded by the President "around February 20, 1950." For a time after that
date, according to the State Department representatives, these files were in the
possession of the Loyalty Review Board and while some of the materiel addressed
to the Lo lty Review Board {run the Bureau and received subsequent to February
20, 1950, i s been filed, all of it has not been}; jc }* in&#39;14/EéE§t ere are six instances anong_thess seventy cases in which the Bureau
con c ed Loyalty investigations on the individuals involved who at one time were
- ;State Department employees but at the time oi the investigation were employed in
Loyalty reports were not in the State Department flllee_  h some other Governmental e&#39;g&#39;e_n_oI- Heturnllq, in these cases, copies of the Bureau:
M a RzcoRo§%1o2|_/_:<_1-;_232;~y_9, ;92{L pa? n. M. LADD 9, I Us,-&#39;1» IiiavlnREVIEW oFsTlE D$PAarn,amT FILES ._  10,; QQMAINED

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t s nnel files were deliberately stripped of derogatory that State Departmen per o - .
data at any time we e fur is J m a photostatic copy of the statement
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OBSERVATION- Except as noted above, the 70 State Department files arecomolete so far as material furnished by the Bureau is concerned. Attached for
your information is a case by case analysis of the examinations-
hCTION: Attached for your approval is a memorandum to the Attorney
General advising him of the results of these examinations and furnishing him with
as anal is. Also an ended for e ore al is a a copy of the case by c e ye .. _p
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tremendous and almost without exception favorable, that throughout
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RELEASE on nsuvsnr $5"3§/
Mr. President, never has the Senate been reduced to such a spectacle
as was presented on this Senate Floor yesterday afternoon. Certainly, never
Mfore here 1 ever seen e an go to sucli desperste lengths to defend 1118 rtsht
to be wrong.
The fsct that Senator Tydings saw fit to attack me personally in
1 er I __ _- . _ -- 1 1_i-_4.__ .11! 1...-.1.-Q41his tirade as an accomplice of Stalin is relatively unimportant. HAL hI&U¢U
seals have to stoop to pick up the ball when they drop it, and Senator Tydingb
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attack on me is only an indication of how low he is willing to stoop to pick up
the Administration&#39;s hall no matter how rotten the filth it has rolled through-
Certsinly in this hour of crisis the personal political future of any-
one of us, including my own, is utterly insignificant end I have learned that _
since a n::1n has to live with his own conscience, it matters not what even the
majority thinks of him so long ss his conscience is clear-
For myself, I ea far more interested in what my fellow Americans will
say of me 25 - 50 - 160 yonts frcm new than I an of whet they are saying today
or may say tomorrow,
I have also learned when on ncl integrity is ettecked in the
gutter of ward politics, you cniy cover yourself with onother&#39;s slime when you
Join in the fight on that level.
But there is one more thing I have learned, Mr. President, and that
is, when in such a time of crisis as this, men, to save their own miserable
political hides or to cover their own bloody tracks of blunders and hetraysls,
drag the future of America down into the muck and mire of gutter politics, you
can count me in because where my country is at&#39;stske, I will get down there
and wallow around with the worst of them-
Senator Tydinga has now presented a spectacle which has transformed
the majority of the United States Senate into an instrument of mob rule with
.. J1 the mstemime oi this A@inistretion can ride rough 911 °Y&#39;¢!&#39; fed"; * .
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reflects the Communiat Party Line. And he vould have the American people believe
that he has been defending and continues to defend America: most vital in-! 92
terests, principles and security.
well, Hr. President, I Just cannot let this cnsilcnge go unanswered.
Senator Tydings has presented and defended s position and a thesis
which proves we are poles apart, at opposite extremes and the issue he has
raised is, who has been playing the Conunist Party Line, Senator Tydings or
Senator Jenner? ; _
I know or no better way of bringing this issue to a head than by
putting the facts on the table, naming names, citing chapters and verse.&#39;
I em sure Senator Tydings is far too clever to expect anyone to be
fooled by his flattery of my importance or influence in the United States Senate-
I am only a freshman Senator who has served 3% years in this bdyo I am a member
of the Judiciary Committee and the Committee on Rules and Administration.
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minority party. And what in the position that I have consistently defended?
I believe that the eruption of war in Koren is the final proof, that this
Administration&#39;s pro-Soviet propsgandists, both at bone and abroad, have been
leading the American people, for the past 18 years, from one lie to another;
from one sell-out to nnother; from one catastrophe to another; from one var
to another, behind false slogans, false panaceae, false programs end f8lB8
promises.
I have consistently sought to restore traditional American principles
to our foreign policies, to repudiate the hetrsysls of the past and to guarantee
against their repetition in the future.

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IQpositio; !-F Senator Tydings has held  Jag these put 18 years, Libi &#39;- H - -- L - _{r;
which he new asks us to embrace permanently in the future?
How has this position advanced America: interests and the cause of -
peace?
How has this position helped to stop the march of Canmuniami _
well, senator Tydings ought to know. For there is one thing Senator
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men in public office i:i§nerica today, senator Tydings is the one man who knows
Just what has happened during these past 18 years.
Why Senator Tydings has been on the ground floor since 1933; in #59
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Tydings who
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Tydings has
formulated,of the most crucial policies in American history. It is Sector
holds the dubious distinction or having first recommended Dean
service in the government, and from that time to this, Senator
keen in the know, has been consulted on the basic policies we have
has helped formulate the overall strategy, has lent his weight, his
support, prestige and power to the furtherance of these some policies.
why if the truth were known, Senator Tydings has helped to mastermind
the destiny
fluence and
portant Committees in the United States Senate, the Committee on Foreign Re1ations_of these United States throughout this tragic period and his in-
powcr hag- grown until today he is a member of the three most in»
Armed Services Committee of which he is Chairman, and the Comittee on Atomic
Energy.__ 1. -,,@J@m¢m»w~wmw F1 F *&#39;%J ¥?n . =_  kk_,.&#39;.&#39;; _:_hK_,J.I;4_&#39;_:_f . 2 . _92.-,rA.=-.-.._- ¢z,_"3_= .. we  A _t_:;fJ-:1. _. - N - &#39;- »  _ ~ -* - -&#39;*""hi"""""92_ t ~ - 1~»-e _4-a, ..._ &#39;t".i_;.< :-
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And now with all the political and oratorical tricks at Senator Tydingb
command, he not only defends, without the slightest apology, the consequences of
the past l8 years, but he has the nffrontery to insult our intelligence by
asking us to believe that throughout this tragic period our destiny has been in
the hands of competent, patriotic, loyal Americans, and that we should he proud of
this leadership,
Again I say, if any man ever knew what he was doing, Senator Tydingl ll
that man, tor he has even openly boasted on the senate Floor that he had access
to information that was denied to others. _
Senator rydings nu tolling the truth, for during the past LB years
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I11! circles which have been pulling the strings of American foreign policy e
behind the aoenu. he political circle of which be no a umber is ruponsnnn
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security. And he would have us believe that those vho were a party to these
suicidal agreements were patriotic and loyal Americana, while those of us,
such es the Junior Senator from Indiana, who have condemned these secret selld
outs as treesonable, are supposed to he playing the Russian line. Hell, it
certainly is not difficult to call Senator Tyding&#39;o hsnd,for these cards he
is hiding ere so red with the blood of treachery.
The following facts will prove Senator Tydings is asking the American
people to lelieve that anyone who seeks to correct these criminal betrayals or
to expose their perpetrators in our midst, is following the Comunist line.
. Senator Tydings certainly has e low opinion of the native intelligence
of the Amrita people, For although this Administration&#39;s propagandlsts have
thus fer succeeded in hiding the staggering extent of America: sell out to
stelin that has heen engineered by our own so~called statesmen, truth will not
remain forever on the scaffold and falsehood forever on the throne,
Can it be that Senator lwdings does not know that at Teheran, by the
single stroke of a pen, an American President, moved by his kehind-the-scene-
sdvisors, carved Europe in two - sold one hundred million people in Eastern
Europe into the bloody and tyrannical bands of Russia and paralyzed the European
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Ia senator Tydings ignorant or the fact that no tar as the Orient _: _.5. ,_!._
is concerned, the Korean var is the inevitable consequence of the moat completely-_~ ..&#39; &#39; ,".¢documented conspiracy against the United. States in history:  >1"? &#39; 4. -
Does Senator Tydinga honestly believe that the American people nu
accept hie arguments that these things have Just heppeneé by coincident!_o &#39;Han Senator Tydingc forgotten that no one yet knows who pushed. a
dying Preoident into eccepting=Ruca1aa offer to enter var in the For East one
week nefore Je-pen cur:-endered, when minimal Zacharias, himself, admits tor nix
months our own State Department knew of the existence of a Japanese offer to
can-render?Is Senator goings ignorant or the fact that Been Acheson, Alger
Hise, Owen Lottimore, John Carter Vincent, and John Stewart-Seryice
who engineered the sellout of the Orient, really took over with Japan&#39;s
surrender, and that our moot highly trained and moat competent experienced Far
Eastern personnel, were shoved out of the State Degzartnent, including Stanley
HOrnbeck, George Dooman and Joseph Ballantine and Joseph Grew!
In Senator Tydingo ignorant of the fact that when this crowd of master
conspirators took over, their first official act wee to 5]._&p General Mach:-thur
in the face,to try to order him to execute the Emporer and to issue the infamour
document FEC-230 for the Communization o1 the Japanese economy?
In Senator Tydinga ignorant of the tact that the same pattern was
reyeated in China, where behind the propaganda line, tne chlnene communists
were aggraz-inn reformers! Even General Marshall, himself, was made a stooge
or these conspirators and was directed to force Chiang-Kai-Shek to take the
Chinese Communists into his government, along with their armies!
Io Senator Tydings ignorant ct the fact that during those negotiations
aid 0-utborizee by the Uni-tea States Senate was deliberately withheld 1&#39;1-om
Nationalist China. until it ax-rived too late to prevent the communists taking _
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Comanding General of South Korea also was ordered to the State Department to
take the Communists in the South Korean Government!
And is Senator Tydings ignorant of the tact that John Foster Dulles
stated to a group of Senators here on Capitol Hill Just s few days ago, that
the State Department line was advocating that a good dose of Communism would
be good for the Asisties? S ~ -
And is Senator Tydings ignorant of the frightening success this __
State Deprtnent conspiracy has had in selling not only China but also America
down the river until whereas in l9H5 Russia dominated 180 million people today
"r&#39;she has enslaved over ooO million.
Docs Senator Tydings think there would have been any need for the
outrageous State Dcpartrent White Paper on China, unless there was e criminal
conspiracy to cover up?
Surely senator Tydings has seen the document which I hold in my
hand, which contains the charges presented by the Chinese Nationalist Government
to the Security Council of the United Nations against Russia, with facts and _
figures and such authentic documents that the Russians have never answered these
charges?
Certainly even while this white Paper was being issued, Secretary
Acheson and his cohorts knew every single item in this Cinese Nationalist
Document to be true. &#39;
This is only pert of the story. For this conspiracy not only was
determined to sell China down the river, but Korea as well. _
It is only a rev days ago that Owen Lattimore advised the United States
Government, "To let Korea fall, but not to make it look as if we pushed it,
It is not so long ago,_the State Department issued a secret document
announcing it was its intention even to let Formosa go. In other words, these
traitors were pushing Fonmoss along with Chins, and Korea down the throat or the
Russian hear. f S &#39; &#39;- ._»
Ihilk of lt, Hr. President, these state Department conspirators have
done their deadly work so well, that in spite or the tact that Ambassador Jesssp
58¢ Just returned from a twentyathousend mile tour or the Orient, including Korea
-- in spite of the fact the Joint Chiefs of Stat! had only recently toured all of
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-had been on the scene, together with the United Nations Commission for the last
two yeers -- and in spite of the fact the intelligence reports available through
the different branches of the Armed Services were pouring into Washington, ire
were caught flat-footed in n Korean Pearl Harbor. While all the time ou
Supreme Commander in the Far East, General MacArthur, was barred from any Juris-
diction, whatever, in the Korean Theatre. &#39; &#39;
Is SenatorTydings ignorant of the fact the 58:8 group responsible
for this debacle are in the State Department at this very moment with his official
blessing?
And does Senator Tydings honestly expect us to believe these things
are just a coincidence? That they have not been deliberately engineered.
Cr does Senator Tydings just hope,a1ong with the late Harry Hopkins
that the American people are "just too damned dumb" ever to catch on?
_ The issue then ie, who is heat serving Stalin: interest in the United
States?
Senator Tydings, who insists that these things have Just happened,
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or the Ju 1Or Senator from Indiana who KOV gs con
happened, and who is determined to continue his fight to ferret out the master-
minds of this criminal conspiracy along with their criminal accomplices and
clean them out of government.
What does Senator Tydings have to say in answer to the following proof
that someone masterminded these betrayalsi
I quote from Cordell Hull&#39;s memoirs. "In general,&#39;I was not a social
intimate of the President. I van not invited to White House dinners, except on
official occasions, or to week end excursions on Mr. Roosevelt! yacht 0! $0
Hyde Perk. _
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or Teheran conferences ..... nor did I take part in his military discussions
with Prime Minister Churchill in Washington, some of which had widespread
diplomatic repercussions.
"I learned from other sources than the President what had occurred
at the Casablanca, Cairo and Teheren conferences."
Now, Mr. President, whet happened it the Quebec conference September
ll, l9hk, where the future of Germany was decided? Again our Secretary of
State was not invited-
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He was too American and too conserve ._ _-
Ic0ns}ir$iOrB Senator Tydings is busy defending. Again I quote from Cordell Hull
diary:
"Four day; after the conference began I gas astonished to receive from
the President s memorandum addressed to me dated September 15, l9hh, which &#39;
indiceted that he and Churchill had largely embraced M0r;anthau&#39;s ideas .. The
memorandum...ststed;
"It was felt that the two districts should he put under somebody under
the world organization.  The U. N. ~- where Russia uns to get the veto until
exery demand she made was gratifiEd.!" ~
New Mr. President, Secretary Hull goes on to say "In fact, the
President did not seem to realize the devastating nature of the memorandum of
September 15 to which he had put his &#39;o.k., F.D.R."
"The President&#39;s memorandum also showed plainly that he had not under-
stood the meaning of what he had agreed to at Quebec. At about this time
Secretary Stimson had a talk with the President, from which Stimson drew the
same conclusion. Stimson informed me that the President was frankly staggered
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not going to he sympathetic and cooperative. The opposite group was largely
Acheson&#39;s group with Alger Hiss as his principal assistant.
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Acheson, then Assistant Secretary of State, headed a group of State Department
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And now, Alger Hiss, on whom Dean Acheson will not turn his back, on
whom Senator Tydings will not turn his hack, stands as a convicted liar and
perjurer, whose interdepartmental memos are still locked up in this Administra-
tions deep freezes and the secret of his f W conspirators ale i - ~--
These are the known facts to which Senator Tydings would have us fbrevr C1068
our eyes,
_ who is following the Communist line? The Senator from Mnrylné "h°
has conducted the most scandalous and brazen whitewash of treasonnble conspiracy
in our history -- who would continue to cover up these termites and vermin who
even while I speak are grdoing away at the foundations of our freedom, or the
Junior Senator from Iuiiana, who would ferret out these rats and fumigstc their
State Department Haven?
Senator Tydings has charged that I have opposed this Aministnation&#39;s
35 international handout schemes, in which VB have squandered 35 billion in
foreign handouts since the war. This is true, he goes on to char
this is playing Stalin&#39;s game, vhile he, who has supported these handouts has
been fightind Communists. well, what are the facts, Hr. President? which or us
is doing more to advance or oppose the cause or Couniam by our stand.
Hr. President, I have consistently opposed the squsudering of American
resources abroad because I believe we were merely preparing the table for
Stalin, and I continue to be determined to husband our resources and to give
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substance in n suicidal attempt to underwrite everybuiy elses interest and
security but Our own,
This is my position which Senator Tydings says directly reflects
the Commie line." What is happening, Mr. President, to America when aueh a
nan as Sensxor Tydlnge charges that anyone who is determined to keep America
sound, strong eni free, is playing Stalin&#39;s game? 
Only men who were desperate would so twist the truth into such an
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affairs by his own aimizsion, for he is Chairmen of the Anmed Services Committee
of the senate, and he once attended a military conference in Brussels to dis-
cuss plens for a North Atlantic Pact which didn&#39;t even exist, and doesnt even
exist toésy.
who has teen most useful to the Communist cause? The Junior Senator
from Iniiena, or Senator Tydings who advocates the squandering of America&#39;s
billions to resrm so-celled allies who have neither the means nor the will to
@fend thexsclves, and who defends an Administration which has preside over the
spending of 89 billion dollars for national cfcnse during the past five peace-
time yours and who now cries crocodile tears that even this gigantic sum has
been so msl-administered that 5BTiCBB G. I.&#39;s have teen dying in Koren trye
ing to stop 60 ton Russian tanks with pea-shooters.
General Bradley, himself, hes admitted that in spite of the enor-
mous expenditure for netionel defense since the end of the war we can&#39;t win
a wsr, keep the peace or defend ourselves.
Hhy, Senator Tydings on February 6, 16 and 23 or this year actually
advanced the proposition for general disarnmnent on top of the frightful -
neglect or our own national defense.
Nov, Hr. President, senator Tydings is also a member or the Senate
Committee on Atomic Energy. And certainly he cannot be ignorsnt of what has
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can see no relation between the American atomic spy ring, now being rounded up,
and the Mcxenzie-King report on the Canadian spy trials which no member of
Congress has ever seen, because it links thisipy ring with officials who
have either served or are still serving in the State Department!
Surely these facts are known to Senator Tydings and it is bani to
see by what rhyme or reason the Senator expects us to believe he is ignorant
of them. For any ignorance in these nntters which Senator Tydinas
is deliberate ignorgnce,92may possess
I have never heard a more hlesphemous perversion or the truth than
Senator Tydin5s&#39; outburst yesterday giving s clean hill of health to the
entire personnel or the State Department, when on top of all the foregoing
facts, he knows that the FBI at this moment has 2l,lOh cases of subversion
it has never started to prosecute, when Senator Tydings knows also of the
erny of sexual yerverts who are engaged in the filthy immorality of block-
mail and degradation, and when Senator Tydings knows that J. Edgar Hoover
warns us of 55,000 known Communists who are becoming more numerous,
more tricky and more active than ever.
Mr. President, the frightening fact is that a Senator, or all
people, who knows at least these sordid terrifying fonts to he true, would
go to such ntaggering lengths to cover them up along with whatever there
may be of their rotten, slime], trearoneble implications. A man must be
really desperate when he will organize s conspiracy within his own political
family circle to help cover up such s hideous perversion and betrayal of the
public trust.
Is it not true, Senator Tydinga, that you sponsored and
sponsor Dean Acheson? Is it not true, senator Tyings that it is
father-in-law, Mr. Davies, who as our Ambassador to Russia, wrote
piece of pro-Soviet propaganda ever designed to corrupt the minds
American people? Ie it not true that Mr. Seth Richardson, who is
or the Presiient&#39;s Loyalty Review Board, is s lav partner of yourcontinue to
your own
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law? Is it not true that ts qsunscl you hired to do your dirty work on
this subcocmittee was usssistsf -Lab Mr. Richardson ms Hr. sisv psi, . &#39;
Hr. Kaufman, during the Pearl harbor hearings, which applied on even more
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s direct slap in the face to the Nationalist Government! &#39; I
Mr. President, the issues I have discussed rise for beyond an
conflict of politics or personality for never before in our history did our own
;eop1e ever need more truth and more light, certainly never has there ever
been such a frightening need for s restoration or their faith in their political
leaders.
I still believe that only the truth can make and keep men free-
Senetor Tydings believes that the truth belongs only to a select inner circle
of a new yolitical aristocracy that has emerged on the American scene during
the past 18 years, which in the some of progress, prosperity and peace, have
succeeded cnly in&#39;solling us dorm the river and leodiog us into&#39;three frightful
vars in one generation.
I vent to conclude my remarks by advising Senator Tydinga that every-
 in this mess,
thing he has teen a party to] and his attempts to defend it, fly right in the
face of the facts and lessons of history.
I believe as a result of the spectacle to which this United States
Senate has been reduced will be to arouse the American people to the fact
that they dare no longer entrust the future to those who have betrayed the
past. And the Jay of reckoning is coming}
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Mr. Chairman, Delegates to the Republicon State Convention, distinguished
guests, fellow Hoosiers:
ion have honored no onge more by giving me the privilege of keyhoting. I
this Indiana Republican State convention.
Indiana is one ethte where we are still proud of our great American
heritage.
Our motto is still In God we Trust." And he who helped our forefathers
make this the greatest nation on earth will not desert us now in our struggle to
preserve it,
Tcdr] we know that if we are going to be able to continue as Hoosiers,
Americans and Republicans, we are in the fight of our lives.
So éreat ere the stakes, we have resolved the differences and mistakes
or yesterday must remain buried in the deed past. We must move toward November
unite in a common determination born of our deep love for Constitutional liberty
and freedom, - Q
Of course, our modern breed of self-appointed ssviours insists there is
really no need for us to be concerned for the future -- there is no need for
this Convention -- there certainly is no need for the Republican Party --
indeed_-- there is no longer any real need for us even to try to keep our tradi-
tional Americen principles slive-
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Because, 1! we are to believe what we hear, George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and their contemporaries vere political ignora-
muses. They never were able to sit_st the teet of Karl Marx and Lenin and never
gelled around nu: "Good om Joe." 
Because they say the Fair Deal shows up these rounding fathers as nothing
but backwoods politicians, who were Juut lucky enough to have lived in s nation
that finally produced Harry-Super-Trunln- 
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It there is anything wrong with the tair Deal he says it: only because
we Just have not given him enough power, enough controls, enoush money With-
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And here&#39;s the reel snapper - this vonderful political discovery of
Harry&#39;s is based on such a simple formula for success that the American
people Just cannot afford to releet it-
Just promise ever§body something for nothina. .
Incredible as it may seem, Hr. Truman insists bliat On the iI1&#39;tBl&#39;11B-F1011-B-1
scene during the past five years this formula has already brought us closer to
enduring peace than ever before-
now we have all become grimly aware of what has happened to the President:
promise of peace.
with frightful suddenness they have exploded into a war in Korea-
For the third time in one generation we American G.I.s have been
ordered into action by s Democratic Administration. Why? Surely something must
be terribly wrong with politicians, policies end. personnel. who can only solve
America&#39;s problems by a cycle of recurring wore. - ;_
Of course, we shell not shrink from our patriotic duty as loyal Americans
to sec this crisis through, and we know the fearful risks and the further ter-
rible sacrifices that are involved.
But we also know that it would he s criminal disservice to America for
us to line up in blind support of e repetition in the future on a larger scale
or criminal blunders or the pest. _
The Presidents action in Korea completely discredits the G1obal-Trwmsn-
Doctrine we have been following. It is a shocking proot that this Adminis-
tration&#39;s pro-Soviet propogsndists, for the pest 18 years have been leading the
American people from one lie to another; from one sell-out to another; from om
catastrophe to another; behind false slogans, telse pansceea, false programs and
false promises. .  " &#39;
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Secretary or State in our history, " i I
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. The Secretary of state ought to haw: enough moraleeoenoy left to resign,
and if not, he ought to be forced out otoffice, _ - » _
To make sure our own hands are clean, we must repudiate every single one
cements or Teheran, felts end Potsdam which have paved theof the treasonable egr
way for Russian conquest of Europe and liais-
Then we must clean out the Fair Deal i&#39;s.natice who want to remake America.
from within and. the riiaerable scheming, conniving State Department personnel who
have helped to force this crisis upon lie-
we dero not entrust the future to those who have betrayed the pest.
And Mr. Truman insists st home that this formula will usher in the pro-
mieeo. land of plenty for rr " - - lo em yeer 2000 every family will have
an income oi $12,000 a year. Folks, the way that guy is throwing our money
around. the world, we Just can&#39;t wait that long.
The tragedy is that Mr. Truman actually enjoys living in this fool&#39;s
paradise,
And the modern miracle is that America still stands, not because of the
New Deal and the Fair Deal, but in spite of them. _
Our forefathers ouilded better than they imew,
If we are to preserve to the future an America worthy of the past, we
sure have s Job out out for us.
we dare not wait for Mr. &#39;Iruman&#39;a Fair Des]. to collapse of its own folly.
we dare not permit the Fair Deal&#39;s power-drunk propaganda peddle:-s to
continue pOi0n1!18 American public opinion,
The time has come to shock the American people to their senses.
I know how tough e. Job it is to lick temporary prosperity. I know how
impossible it is to convince mam; of the staggering extent 01 the rsir Deal
fa-kery and fraud in which we are caught, But I know there sre enough reg],
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I&#39;m tired, and I know you are, or having American treeoom as the stake in an
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we are not going to stand idly by while our President gamble: obey
America&#39;s future with all the odds of history stacked against us,
It would be fatal now to underrate the strength and the deliberate in-
tention of Mr. Truman&#39;s Fair Deal horde of assorted varieties of panhandling
five percenters, gangsters, racketeers, political hacks and collectivist
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The insolence, the arrogance, the hypocrisy and the corruption of the
political powers that be have now become an insult to every God-gearing, laws
abiding and freedom-lovinc American.
Today, America is at the mercy of a man who holds in his hands more power
than any other men in history every dreame of. His sole claim to success it that
he succeeded in shifting the center of the unholy Pendergast alliance between
politicians and rncketcers, namely the Kansas City Kitty, to the federal treasury
and turned this nation and the whole world into an unhappy political hunting
ground. ~-
And now the take has become so enormous that the Fair Deal mastermlnds
are playing for keeps,
Well, we accept the challenge, ws*11 call their hand.
Out here in Indiana when anyone gets drunk with power, the people sober
him up. when anyone becomes an indispensible man, we out him down to size.
when anyone becomes infallible, we make him eat crow. when anyone seeks to
play off one group against the other for his own selfish interest, in the name
of the public good, we call his bluff. And when anyone resorts to bribery and
deceit to cover up his betrayal of a public trust, we smoke him out.
These are traditional Hoosier reactions to sham, fakery, fraud ana
betrayal of the public interest whether on the local, the state, the national
or the international level.
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during the past eighteen years. with hope and faith the American people took
up the new Deal. with lisgivings and mtahle patience ens: stood in the Mr
mu. &#39;rodey,the grimtruthennrges 1&#39;1-omthenists srn=~<>1==-s==~1=- "Q mm
eee those two treads in their true perspective - the tvin evil! of I Bltrl
Double Talking-Double Deal-
We now know: that;&#39;i&#39;or the pest eighteen years a well-devised and c1everLY-
carried-out conspiracy to destroy our form or government has been operating
under our very noses.
This lnonpiracy began vith a mall 81&#39;0"? Placed in strategic governmental
positions. Their plans began to take shape With the advent oi the let? Deal.
And piece by piece their schemes were carried to Congress where under the guise
of humanitarianism they round their way into lav. -
The shocking facts prove that our highest policymakers and members of
their families consorted with and sponsored traitors. Such men as the Jailbird,
Broader, had open access to the white House years before we learned that this
conspiracy has spawned the Judith copious, the Elizabeth Bentleys, the i
Remingtons, the Hsdleighs, the Lattimores, and the Alger Kisses; and all the
time they were tearing pages out or the Book oi America and substituting Marx!
Manifesto.
Their influence spread to Yalt-s where Alger Hiss, the convicted liar
and traitor, 1-whispered the vords into the receptive ears of a declining President
that brought the rape oi Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia l.n%China- It spread
to our highly secret atom tomb plants and into the secret files oi the sate
Depsrimntwberethelanndsrlsdsoteasydrtmwerereadypreytothecunnins
agents of Harry&#39;s "Good Old Joe."
Only last week I -was one of tour Republican mmbers of the Senate Judiciary
Committee who tried to save our own iienstor Capehart&#39;s ettort to bring the sordid
story or the Amerasia case into the open.
Yet the influence of this conspiracy has mushroomed into the Halls of
Congress. Whitewash, Incorporated, set up by Presidential decree, with Bemtor
Tydings wielding the brush, is determined to continue covering up this outrageous
story of corruption, perversion, espionage and treason. Hhy even the Department
or Justice has been reduced to a political flimky to silence the rattle at
Communistic skeletons in the Administration closet-
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They try every scheme and every device which their cunning minds can
invent to cover up the filthy story. Like shadowy ghouls they have even dese-
crstsd the grave of the late James Forrestel by pinning on a dead men the blame
for trying to hush~hush the Amerasia Csse.
And this outrageous Presidential uhitewssh contie in th¢ fc °f
J. Edger Hoover&#39;s warnings that Communists are more numerous, more active, more
tricky, and more dangerous than ever. y y
Vicious as this Comunist conspiracy has become it is not the only danger
we confront. Equally as dangerous are the Fair Deal fanatics with their pie-in-
the-sky psnaceas. For they all lead to the some ultimate end.
_  &#39;92 &#39; " &#39;   &#39;  - -- -- J-92--92 -~---1t-n- Ir:I|92I&#39;92D92 -92Mr. Truan has w¢ictle~:to1@eo nis way across Lu: Uuu; ry ucmoi
Fair Deal, rubber stomp, Congress, And Mr. Truman and Mr. Dulles have ordered
a §ur5B of those vho dare disagree with them. That would he the end of
constitutional representative government in this country. Yet, Mr. Truman label
his opponents us Ohstructicniots. If this is obstructionism, count me in end
send Homer Cspehart, Charlie Hallcck, Earl Wilson, Ralph Harvey, Cecil Harden
and the entire Republican Congrehoinal ticket to Washington. They will help
to halt the Fsir Deal on its mad march to bankruptcy and slavery,
Have the American people forgotten how Mr. Stalin, Mr. Hitler, and
Mussolini come to power? They corrupted the minds and the morals of their peopl
with a promise of something for nothing.
All of us Hoosiers have learned the hard way you just don&#39;t get something
for nothing. That&#39;s why you formers oppose the Brannon Plan.
You don&#39;t intend to become the ward of sn arm-chair farmer who doesn&#39;t
know s furrow from s ferrow;
You who have given your lives to education know the dangers of government
thought-control. 
He Hoosiers intend to keep on educating our ki without ii.
This Adminietration is not content to defraud just the farmer with tbl
Brannon Plan - it: taken on the old folks with o social security ph!$l.&#39;ll by
which people are taxed every pay day and promised I prescribed amount st their
retirement. But loss bfore they reach that retirement they are liven soother
world var and inflation to poke the promised henetits worthless.
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able pittance that wouldn&#39;t reed s. dog. s &#39;
The Fair Deal pitchmen are peddling another trend. Dr. Truman&#39;s precinct
medicine men are trying to sell Oscar Ewing&#39;s peculiar brand of pills. They are
sugar-coated but beneath the sugar lies s bitter experience-
We&#39;re not going to permit any invastonnot the confidential relationehib
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The sham and deceit of the Fair Deal run through their shabby treatment
of minority groups. Year after year the Democratic Party has_pledged itself
to adoption of civil Rights legislation. Year after year their promises have
been maneuvered into the political ash heap,
On every roll cell taken in the United States Senate, the majority of
votes against the civil Rights legislation has been cast by Democratic Senators;
yet the @dministratlOn continues to dangle this vote bait before the eyes of a
still bewildered race. Colored people of Indiana, haven&#39;t they used you long
enough?
Another vast group of hardworking, loyal American citizens who are being
defrauded today by Fair Deal squanders, is the postal horkers of America.
Thousands of these loyal workers are being discharged because the Post
Office Degartment has squandered its funds to a point where even mail deliveries
have been curtailed.
get, we send our hard-earned American dollars to provide three nail deliva
Eries daily in Socialist England and the American people are getting but one
delivery a day. &#39;
Despite the Democratic Congress given Mr. Truman to carry out his demand
for repeal of the Tait-Hartley Act, his ovn Blst Congress has refused to enscon-
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vorking men and vanes, st the some time, it is insisting on legislation which
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others are being forced into idleness as n result of the Reciprocal trade n;¢e¬:":&#39;~
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And next September at an international conference to be held in England,
it is proposed to remove 2500 additional items from the American uty list, ; . .
All of these Fair Deal schemes, and I&#39;ve only mentioned a few, are de-
signed to extend the Fair Dee-1 from the Notional to the International level. They
are designed to make America. s. mere cog in azfinternationel political and economic
machine. They are all designed to fasten on each of us s.- B-1133! bureaucratic leash
from the cradle to the grave.
Then we would cease to be Hoosiers, -- cease to be Americans. We would
become I.<1up0ra and puppets in the hands of striped-pented internationalists, who
would turn our pOCk6ts and our pocketbooks, our earnings and our savings into an
international grab-tag to provide everybody elses needs and to underwrite every-
body e1se&#39;s interests but our own. This is d one-way road to national bankruptcy
and suicide."
we need not leave Itiiana to view the litter of broken pledges, spiraling
debts, and political scandals of a party carried into power by rash promises and
glib appeals. We eon stay here in our own backyard and look upon the costly
wreckage of a Democrat Adzinintrntion.  ;_ &#39;
Henry-the-Eat is no slouch as he pushes Indiene down the roed behind Harry-
the~Hdterdaeher- ,
The little Fair Deals boss-ridden convention of last Tuesday revealed
the "lint" in its true light. Boas I-:oHaJ.e can report now to headquarters in
Washington "Operation Scbricker Completed.
No longer can there be any doubt about Henry&#39;s boasted independence,
The self-styled Independent Henry is nov s boon buddy or Barry from Independence.
Mcale has delivered him body and soul all tied-up in I. pink riobon,
and now the White Hat can be put many in the political deep freeze.
Just give em time, talks. 
Recon tvo yen:-s ego when Indiana stood high in the sisterhood of going
states! Bar public schools, sarong the best or the nation, were staffed with
veil-paid teachers, sod 0. sizeable out in gross inoone tomes appeared certain. Be:
111E§f"-&#39;8! Iylfkl, proudly prooleinej as oeeond to none, was being enlarged and in-
proved through oosnoa sen/so s:a.n;gemen&#39;t and expert engineering.
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While other states grappled with etrinea and industrial p&r18B1l: In13Bl "
put into effect s Utility Arbitration lav and through the fair-minded di115°"=°
or a. Republican Labor Commission, kept the uheele or business and industry " &#39;
spinning.
Juet two years ago, Indiana had met the increased cost of Fnir Deal infle-
tion without raising property taxes or neglecting penal and benevolent inetitn-
tiona, She did not find it imperative to rent more space for poyrollere, nor
did she suggest to her,people they should consider Junking their Constitution.
Despite the dislocation of a postwar period, Indians moved higher in the nation:
esteem by pioneering the cause of humane treatment for the mentally ill, inter-
etate planning for flood control, and steady improvement or natural resources --
eoil fertility, vilclife conservation, reforestation, and our femoug state parks.
whet is the picture today?
Our eons end daughters of world War II, voted a bonus by the sane grate-
ful citizens who volunteered to discharge the obligation, must wait indefinitely
for payment. The tax the people voted one eldetrecked for one dictated by Henry-
the-Hat-
Nov, niekels end dimes, the Administration eenurou our veterans, are
trickling into their special fund, while mi11ione,of £4; dollars, including tbei;
own, are poured out of Indiana&#39;s general fund to meet the bills of a political
machine that has mired down.
New taxes have been imposed; others are in prospect. A governor who
campaigned on a platform that was written, sealed and delivered by his party men
soon dieavoved that covenant,
He vent to his party&#39;s convention two veers ago after e considerable
..__.|...92 ... ..-. .-. period =-o5et end eecepted his nomination, holding on to the whim
Bet with one hand while someone Jemmed the party platform into the other. Be her
on to both until after he vea elected vhen he decided to keep his Hhite Est but
dropped the platform, plank by plank, &#39; .
You and I properly rejoice that under the Constitution of this State, a
Eovernor canot succeed himself. We had not realized before the advent or "The
aw that 1 cum numzva of limited. abilities oezmot succeed by amen.
Through his tirot administration, be not alone, Ihilv elected Republicans, occupy
ins all other at-ate of-eel, vent about the .1-at oi m-vim; the people. Through
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Doaocztt Home become 5 Republican senate aquelched their more elaborate raids
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the follies roiled rather than the laws enacted, affairs at the State House vent
to pot. Ranking state officials, expected. to cooperate, declined to speak to each
~ ---= ..en.d the breeeh beessse he he-<1 quit speaking to ~other, an FRO?
several or them. Departmental business finally reached such a state of waste and
confusion that only s press agent cvllld drew P B-11 51155 5° wmitwd tn *1
leg was embarrassing, but maybe the public could be convincinElY t°1 the ¢"I*°n
mess wasn&#39;t current at all .... it was inherited from the Republicans. ,
They seek to bléme the Republicans for their mess, but we know The Kat
and his boys are I¬sp0n5i&#39;b1_e in 1950 for the way they conducted state affairs in
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while our hiQ&#39;m.&#39;a_ys are crumbling and Chuckhole 1Eeeney&#39;s streets look
like a. 1-raffle iron, Indiana. is the only state where you can @1191? fer e drivine
permit, pay for a driver&#39;s permit and then run your cer for 60 days on an ofoia
epology from the Commissioner of Motor Ye-hieles=
Whit Indiana needs now, this Aiministration says, is s. new State House.
What Indiana needs more is some new feces, some new economy and some new courage
to send back to the State House we have.
Folks, these Fair Deal fanatics have been in power now far too long.
we can trece the same suicidal pattern of their follies across the state, nations
and 1ntern&1l1&#39;.0r:Al scenes. Their siren songs are leading us further down the
trail or no returning. For the pot of fool&#39;s gold at the end or the Fair Dee-1
rainbow can never buy beck our precious heritage.
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keep its bureaucratic monster breathing. Already we are wo:-llcing one day out of
every four to pay for this experiment in national suicide, _E-very time the second
hand ticks out one minute, the government goes deeper into debt by spending
1o,I+oo dollars more than it takes in. How long can we stand that! _
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ii you please, is the staggering sum of 181 billion dollars. - 
Already since the end of the war, he has squandered 35 billion dollars
abroad through 27 international Fair Deal handout schemes. &#39;
And now under the guise of the Point 7+ Program and the North Atlantic Paci
he is committing us to a permanent global Marshall Plan, and the rearmament of
the rest of the world. And yet, General Bradley, Secretary Matthews and even Mr.
Dulles and Mr. Stessen admit we are losing the cold war and preparing the table _
for Stalin. t
On the domestic scene, in the same period, Mr. Truman has spent 50 billion
dollars for national defense, Yet General Bradley admits that today we are un-
able to keep the peace, win a war or even defend ourselves.
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In addition, Mr. Truman himself now admits he cannot possibly keep this
pump-primills Prosperity alive on the present "TAKE" of the government. So
he is trying to force through Congress 15 additional Fair Deal programs which
will ultimately raise our national budget from Ea to _§1 billion dollars a year.
This could not be financed Without at least a 60$ increase in taxes which would
force us to spend halt our time working for the Federal Government. _ -e
There is little yonder then this reckless squandering is forcing states
into a 73$ increase in state-government debts and forcing the people in the gras:
roots to turn more and more to federal _hand-outs in every field to pay for the
increasing cost ot the Vicious spiral of deficit spending and inflation.
Today, Indiana: $206,601+,1+l1l biennial budget is the largest in history.
Indiana&#39;s share ot this year: $I+2,h90,0OO,OO0 federal budget which Mr. Truman
asked for, amounts to $911,853,000. This is almost five times the total oi all
Indians state taxes. It equals the total annual value of Indiana: tam inoome.
This riotous squandering might make some sense it it really were
strengthening the eeopemic ficurity 0.1. the American people by meeting their genu
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Asia and the pouring has only started, At hone swarms of buresucmts are stumbl-
ing all over themselves in a mad rush to turn? our tax dollars into votes. Mean»
vhile, our enormous debt, deficit spending and inflation are eating away the earn
inge, the savings, the insurance and the pensions of Mr. and Mrs. America._ g . .
with an estimated population increase to 155 million by 1955; here 1! I-
list of our own needs which must he met Just to keep our _standsrd of living when
it 19- - -
To get rid of our shameful slums and give us an average minimum stand-
ard or housing equal to the 1. :1 of 191+o we need an estimated 77% billion
dollars; we need 12 billion dollars to bring our schools up to date.
We need 9 billion dollars for hospitals.
We need 1+1 billion dollars for our nation&#39;s highways.
This is how we are neglecting our own. &#39;
What do you think would happen ii we added I-ir. &#39;Irum&n&#39;s insistent demand
for s. sixty percent increase in this staggering. tribute we are already paying the
Fair Deal Bureaucracy? _ _
When men suffer such illusions of grandeur they have been in power tar
too long. And all one can say of Mr. Truman and his Fair Deal Bsbblerousers in
their present state or mind, is that "those whom the Gods would destroy, they
first make mad."
They say we don&#39;t know what we stand for; that we have no program, so we
can&#39;t help straighten out this mes. Well, under the Republican 80th Congress,
we shoved the American people where we stand and whet we can do. Under the
Republican 80th Congress we achieved the highest national income in our history,
highest farm income , high wages across the board and our lowest peacetime unem-
ployment level. The Republican 80th Congress met our tremendous obligations bot-I? .
at home and abroad and at the same time reduced taxes, balanced the Federal Budge
for the rst time in sixteen years and left s hugs surplus in the Federal &#39;
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perpetuating handouts of our share of political plums and patronage.
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world-snviours whose mania is running other peoples lives with other peoples
money. "
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the depths ofc1egro.detion, criminal corruption, perversion and troasonable
practices into which our government has been dragged during the past eighteen
years. ._ K
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tional principles of liberty end. Justice under law upon which our Constitutional
Representative Government was founded, &#39;
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America that still holds high in its hands the flaming torch of freedom,
where else can the American people turn to bolt this Fair Deel&#39;s med
march to destruction? ,
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to succeed in thegtask we heve set for ourselves. And we ask for the under-
will win our fellow-Americans, from every walk of life, to the Justice of ourstanding and the hureility, born of s. burning faith in A_merica&#39;a future, that
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signed "Coed Luck" enclosing  list of C~ove1"nrr1ent Employees listed
in Cor.=;:1unistiront League for Peace end Democracy" publishrrl by
Dies Sezimittee on October 25, 1939.
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