Word: davieses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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From Toastmaster Joe Davies: "We are doing honor to a man who will be one of the great presidents. . . . [Harry Truman] took every ball that was pitched with a clear eye, a sound head and a straightforward swing. . . ."
No one who knows Beedle Smith doubts his ability to get along with the Russians-though it will not be on precisely the same terms as glad-handing Joe Davies or closemouthed Averell Harriman. Last week the new Ambassador carefully stated what his terms will be. At a Manhattan dinner...
Joseph E. ("Pal Joey") Davies, onetime U.S. Ambassador to the U.S.S.R., came to the Reds' rescue: "Russia in self-defense had every moral right to seek atomic-bomb secrets through military espionage, if excluded from such information by her former fighting allies."
By no means Hollywood's handsomest leading man, but probably the one most admired by cinemaddicts of both sexes, Gable was born in Cadiz, Ohio, in 1901, and got his first stage experience as prop boy in an Akron stock company. He had ups & downs on Broadway and in...
Engaged. Nedenia Marjorie ("Deenie") Hutton, 22, who will inherit a fraction of her mother's General Foods (JellO, Post, Toasties, a shopping list of others) fortune, wartime USOverseas entertainer and stepdaughter of Joseph E. (Mission to Moscow) Davies, onetime U.S. ambassador to Russia; and Stanley Rumbough Jr., 25, Colgate...