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...Army's coy insistence on the anonymity (as a military secret) of "General X," press spokesman for General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Britain...
...America, NBC had left only one half-hour of its entire network time of 60 weekly hours: a sour Saturday morning spot (10-10:30) that usually catches only 15% of the nation's radio ear. CBS, Mutual and the Blue Network, a bit less jammed, were coy about just how much. But the 1943 gross for the Big Four will run to around $145,000,000, 20% above...
...nobody, down to the rawest delegate, was fooled by this coy talk. In deciding to make politics their No. 1 business, C.I.O. leaders were making a $5,000,000 gamble that they could forge the 12,000,000 U.S. labor union members into a solid voting bloc; that they could then offer these votes to Franklin Roosevelt in return for another New Deal, and that the President would run and be reelected...
Sued for Divorce. Army Air Forces Sergeant Joseph Paul Di Maggio Jr., 28, peacetime Yankee centerfielder, by Dorothy Arnoldine Olson Di Maggio, 25, blonde ex-cinemactress; after four years of marriage and two coy visits by her to Reno within the last two years; in Los Angeles...
Most frequently mentioned for the job thus far have been Breckinridge Long and Dean Acheson. now Assistant Secretaries of State; Ambassador to Mexico George S. Messersmith; James C. Dunn, political relations adviser to Hull; and Wayne Coy, Assistant Director of the Budget. None of these would solve Franklin Roosevelt's dilemma. Under the present organization of the Department, no one could be a really successful Under Secretary...