Secretary of State Dean Acheson severely criticizes Chinese action in Korea during Korean War. He says that Communist China's aggression against United Nations forces in Korea is endangering world peace.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson severely criticizes the overt aggressive actions of Communist countries, especially of Soviet Union. He states that United Nations forces believe in peace and freedom. They will fight for the restoration of peace and freedom in the world. (Korean War period.)
President Harry S. Truman of the United States discusses the issue of Communist aggression in Korea with his cabinet members in Washington DC. Members of the cabinet include Dean Acheson, Secretary of State and George Marshall, Secretary of Defense and others.
A lady with two small girls arrives by car at the British Embassy in Washington DC. They enter the house. The Ambassador's wife presents the two girls with gifts. Girls unwrap the gifts and seem happy as cameras record the meeting.
A senate committee questions a witness during hearings in washington, DC c
The old Executive Office Building (Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street, NW Washington, D.C., United States) and other notable buildings in Washington DC, United States as cars pass by these buildings. The Romanesque house at 1623 16th Street NW belonging to socialite Gladys Hinckley Werlich. The Washington Channel with boats.
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