Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Confidential Letter on Russian Request--Council Frank Tavenner of the House Un-American Activities Committee today read this letter at the hearing on reports of shipment of atom bomb supplies to Russia during World War 11. The letter, from a lend-lease official to an Army Engineering officer said in part that "I understand that General Groves has advised General Wesson that the particular request for 500 pounds of Urano-Uranic Oxide and 500 pounds of Uranium Nitrate can be approved X X X The Soviet Commission is being advised accordingly X X X." Gen. Leslie Groves observed that the committee would find "I turned down the idea and it was not approved."
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Confidential Letter on Russian Request--Council Frank Tavenner of the House Un-American Activities Committee today read this letter at the hearing on reports of shipment of atom bomb supplies to Russia during World War 11. The letter, from a lend-lease official to an Army Engineering officer said in part that "I understand that General Groves has advised General Wesson that the particular request for 500 pounds of Urano-Uranic Oxide and 500 pounds of Uranium Nitrate can be approved X X X The Soviet Commission is being advised accordingly X X X." Gen. Leslie Groves observed that the committee would find "I turned down the idea and it was not approved."
Associated Press · [ca. December 1949]
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