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...farewell party for Under Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. and his experts, expected to go to London for what Cordell Hull called "talks . . . informal and exploratory . . . [on] matters that are of interest to the two Governments at this time." In the party was energetic many-medaled Dr. Isaiah Bowman, 65-year-old president of Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Bowman, whose books, map-making and fact-finding expeditions (notably in South America) made him a front-rank political geographer-as opposed to geopolitical writers-was a ranking adviser of Woodrow Wilson at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, there...
Lifeboat (Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix, John Hodiak, Henry Hull, Walter Slezak, Canada Lee, Heather Angel; TIME...
Apprehensions. Arthur Krock, able Washington analyst for the Times, and longtime friend and admirer of Secretary of State Hull, could let neither friendship nor personal admiration stand in the way of expressing his own alarm at the U.S. drift into danger. Arthur Krock had found on all sides such disturbing cause for concern that he insisted "only a clear and candid statement by the President or Mr. Hull can remove these apprehensions...
...Since Mr. Hull's moral triumph at Moscow, the U.S. seems to have abandoned the diplomatic leadership of the United Nations-except with respect to swingback movements in South America...
...Nations we welcomed the declarations of Teheran and Moscow, which explicitly reaffirmed the earlier declaration of Jan. 1, 1942, pledging support for the purposes and principles of the Atlantic Charter. . . . And we welcomed especially the joint communiqués issued at Moscow by Mr. Molotov, Mr. Eden and Mr. Hull, which said...