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The Korean War

Washington Responds
to the Crisis

• Pathfinder Magazine, 1950 •


The Chinese foray into Korea resulted in the coming together of numerous politicians in Washington in order to boost military spending by $41.8 billion dollars, with an additional $1 billion designated for nuclear warfare preparedness. Assorted branches of the military increased the draft pool and lowered their admission standards. New Jersey Representative Charles Eaton(R) gravely stated:

“We face the greatest danger of extinction since the nation was founded.”

More about China’s intervention can be read here.

Read The War Budget Grows<br>(Pathfinder Magazine, 1950) for Free
U.S. Representative Charles Eaton and the Korean War on capitol Hillcongress increased military budget December 1950fear on american cold war home front 1950

Washington Responds[BR] to the Crisis

U.S. Representative Charles Eaton and the Korean War on capitol Hillcongress increased military budget December 1950fear on american cold war home front 1950
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