Word: chamberlin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Edgaar B. Wilson, Jr. Theodore William Richards Professor of Chemistry, will study at Queens College, Oxford University. Edward H. Chamberlin, Professor of Economics and editor of the Quarterly Journal of Economics, will go to Science Economique Appiquee, Paris...
Faculty members who signed the statement: G. W. Allport, W. J. Bender, J. D. Black, B. J. Bok, C. C. Brinton, D. F. Cavers, E. H. Chamberlin, A. Cox, W. J. Crozler, R. Emerson, M. Fainsod, G. M. Fair, S. B. Fay, W. Groplus, A. H. Hansen, S. E. Harris, A. N. Holcombe...
...month ago, concerned over reports from Greece, Secretary of State George Marshall secretly sent a special envoy to make an appraisal. The man he sent was Major General Stephen Chamberlin, the War Department's Director of Intelligence. Last week, General Chamberlin was back. His report, in a nutshell: the U.S. experiment in Greece-the first application of the Truman Doctrine-is going very badly...
...entire Greek Army now consists of only a little more than nine divisions. General Chamberlin, who was Douglas MacArthur's wartime operations officer, found that even under the most favorable conditions it would take the Army a year to regain mastery of northern Greece, which is at the mercy of the guerrillas...
...General Chamberlin, it was learned, recommended that the U.S. 1) increase its military aid at least to the point of assigning U.S. officers as advisers to Greek division commanders, and 2) abolish the special mission to Greece and concentrate the entire U.S. effort under one man. As between MacVeagh and Griswold, General Chamberlin recommended MacVeagh...