Word: clearheadedness
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Moral Athletes. The essential faith of America came into being in the cold, clearheaded, spacious world of Puritan New England. Authoritarian though theocracy was, moral martinets though they sometimes became, the Puritans sailed their ships into the open seas. They cultivated their moral strength like athletes training, and they used...
In the lively and vocal search for a U.S. foreign policy, one authoritative voice had not spoken since Pearl Harbor. Last week learned, clearheaded Hamilton Fish Armstrong broke his silence in Foreign Affairs, the quarterly he edits.
No clearheaded U.S. economist expects any sudden reversal of this dividend trend.
Radio's clearheaded, sensible Elmer Davis got the biggest new Federal job: to tell the U.S. as much about the war as possible, as fast as possible, with as few contradictions as possible.
Conceived about three years ago on a suggestion of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt Owen Rohde, onetime U.S. Minister to Denmark, the program took shape in 1940 as CBS's solution to the problem of allocating radio time to the numerous Government agencies that wanted it. CBS elected to tell...