Word: colemans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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From the Grave. Thirty-three Fort Monmouth employees already had been suspended by the Signal Corps, not as a result of McCarthy's investigation. Some had been reinstated; most were awaiting hearings. Of the 33, McCarthy called only one, Aaron Coleman, a classmate of Julius Rosenberg at the City College of New York, who went to Fort Monmouth in 1939, became a radar laboratory chief...
...tempo of the debate on foreign trade was stepped up sharply last week. With the time drawing closer for the Randall Commission to submit its trade-policy recommendations, two trade organizations turned in fat reports. And the Committee for a National Trade Policy, headed by Detroit Industrialist John S. Coleman, submitted nine proposals for breaking down tariff barriers...
Special Assistance. On the other side, Free-Trader Coleman, who had already appeared personally before the commission (TIME, Nov. 9), offered his committee's detailed report, urging that "total national interest" rather than special private interests be used to decide trade policies. Among its proposals: give the President the power to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements to run for at least five years, eliminate the "Buy American" Act, simplify customs procedures, gradually reduce tariffs and quotas. Elimination of all tariffs, the committe said (though not advocating it), would affect fewer than...
...second fugitive was Sidney Steinberg, onetime assistant national labor secretary of the Party, who was indicted two years ago by a New York federal grand jury for conspiracy. The girl was Shirley Keith Kremen, 21, onetime campus radical, and a budding Red. The other two men, Sam Coleman, alias Samuel Irving Rosenberg, and Carl E. Rasi, alias Carl Ross, were Communist petty functionaries...
Into the Field. The man behind Operation Snoop is Commissioner of Internal Revenue T. (for Thomas) Coleman Andrews, 54, a self-styled "Byrd Democrat." Andrews is a jovial, distinguished-looking Virginian with a fine command of Elizabethan English and an enthusiasm for rod & gun. He inherited an IRS which was left a shambles by the tax scandals of the Truman Administration. In seven months he has rejuvenated morale and rebuilt his staff with complete disdain for political recommendations. Principal reorganization: cutting the number of IRS regional offices from 17 to nine, at the same time transferring large chunks of responsibility...