Word: diplomat
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...According to a Latin American diplomat...
...onetime (1925-32) member of the Vatican Secretariate of State, explained the Holy See's viewpoint: acceptance of such a mission is entirely justified because 1) the Vatican remains neutral during world conflicts and hence must accept an ambassador from any country that chooses to send one, 2) diplomatic relations enable the Pope to keep in touch with Roman Catholics in every nation, 3) reception by the Vatican of a diplomat does not mean that it approves the actions of the country which sent the diplomat. Many nations have broken off diplomatic relations with the Vatican, but the Vatican...
...Armistice. During "the Long Armistice" between World Wars I & II, Author Tabouis broke the taboo that kept French women out of journalism, became League of Nations correspondent for two powerful provincial papers. She arrived for the fifth annual session, together with President Herriot, Gustav Stresemann, Ramsay MacDonald. Said one diplomat: "It is just like Deauville during the summer season...
Since the return of Myron C. Taylor, President Roosevelt's personal envoy to the Pope, the U.S. has been informally represented at the Vatican by his assistant, Career Diplomat Harold H. Tittmann Jr. After Italy entered the war, Tittmann had to move to an apartment in Vatican City, to keep from being interned...
Died. Mackie Paschall Davis, 64, wife of Red Cross Chairman Norman H. Davis; after long illness; in Alexandria, Va. Mother of eight, grandmother of 21, she had accompanied onetime Diplomat Davis on all his many missions...