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...TRAGEDY OF TRUMAN: HE HAS FAILED THE NATION IN CRISIS. The byline: Samuel Crowther, part-time Hearstwriter, onetime literary collaborator of Henry Ford. Sample Crowtherisms...
Like Considine's, the Crowther article was No. 1 in a series. But unlike Considine's, Crowther's kept on running. After hasty conferences, the Mirror's Editor Jack Lait tossed the Considine piece out of his later Sunday editions, and New Yorkers heard no more about Considine Parts II, III AND IV. Obviously the Crowther pieces (TRUMAN DIDDING U.S.TO ACCEPT MARXIAN IDEAS ) were the new official Hearst line. Crowed Crowther: "Hearst edited it himself...
Plump, brilliant Geoffrey Crowther. editor of London's influential Economist, also edits Transatlantic on the side. Its purpose: to interpret Americans to Brit ons. In a recent issue of his monthly, Editor Crowther -appraised British and American attitudes toward each other in the dusk of Lend-Lease cancellation, Big Power troubles, hunger in Europe and plenty in America. What he had to say was still news last week in a U.S. playing host to Clement Attlee and negotiating a loan for Britain...
...side, Crowther thinks, will be most of the U.S. press, and U.S. exporting industries with a profit-&-loss interest in world affairs. "On the other side, there will be all the many groups who want to stop 'giving,' who want the Federal Government to balance its budget . . . who do not really see the need for Americans to depend on any other nation's aid and good will...
...relatives of Anthony Eden's wife) and the London Times turned their thunders on hitherto sacrosanct Franklin Roosevelt, roared that it was time for the U.S. to state its policies and define its world responsibilities. (After the President's message to Congress, the Times applauded.) Editor Crowther, whose first outburst had been marked by well-reasoned rage, came up again with an ill-timed, ill-natured, ill-reasoned diatribe against U.S. military policy. At this, even the Daily Mail was moved to shush the Lion, suggest that enough was enough...