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May 1, 1949
United Automobile Worker
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
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James B. Carey, CIO secretary-treasurer, endorses the North Atlantic Pact to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as sound U.S. foreign policy, clarifying it won't divert reconstruction funds to military uses.
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CIO Supports Atlantic Pact
The North Atlantic Pact constitutes "sound American foreign policy in the light of international conditions as they have developed during the past three years," James B. Carey, secretary-treasurer of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The CIO would not support any program "which diverted money from reconstruction to military purposes," Carey's statement to the Senators said. "And it is our understanding that this pact will not require any such diversion."
The North Atlantic Pact constitutes "sound American foreign policy in the light of international conditions as they have developed during the past three years," James B. Carey, secretary-treasurer of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The CIO would not support any program "which diverted money from reconstruction to military purposes," Carey's statement to the Senators said. "And it is our understanding that this pact will not require any such diversion."
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Historical Event
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Moral Virtue
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North Atlantic Pact
Cio Support
James B. Carey
Foreign Policy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reconstruction Funds
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James B. Carey
Congress Of Industrial Organizations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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James B. Carey
Congress Of Industrial Organizations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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James B. Carey, secretary-treasurer of the CIO, informs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the North Atlantic Pact represents sound American foreign policy given recent international developments and assures it will not divert funds from reconstruction to military purposes.