Word: diplomatic
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...revealed, even to Congress. Some of its current operations, undertaken at the request of the Army, Navy and State Department, may never be disclosed. This secrecy applies even more to the jobs which Smith undertakes in person as the President's adviser, trouble shooter, investigator and intra-bureau diplomat...
...been called "a passionate analysis of the great crisis of contemporary man," has a sharp tongue in a fearsomely feminine head. Last week, in The Atlantic Monthly, she turned her critical attention to Elder Statesman Herbert Hoover's The Problems of Lasting Peace, written in collaboration with Elder Diplomat Hugh Gibson (TIME, July 6). Never noted as a motherly sort, Critic West sailed in with claws open, left Messrs. Hoover and Gibson considerably tattered. Critic West wrote...
...greatest obstacle [in defining a positive Swedish policy] perhaps is Russophobia. Here Foreign Minister and Career Diplomat Christian Gunther and the Social Democrats find common ground. The latter most fear the Communists. . . . Fear of Russian intentions after the war is a dominant note as an Allied victory seems more certain. . . . The situation would be worse were it not for the presence in Stockholm during the past decade of one of the most remarkable, yet little known, figures in Europe: Alexandra Kollontay, Soviet Minister to Stockholm and first fully accredited woman diplomat in modern times. One of the last...
Jespersen devised a synthetic language, Novial, worked with the International Auxiliary Language Association sponsored by U.S. lawyer-diplomat Dave Hennen Morris and Mrs. Morris. Object: to develop, propagate the perfect "inter-language." Wrote Jespersen...
...Dapper Diplomat Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, 45, who used to be five Ambassadors and two Ministers (all to London-resident Governments in exile) became six Ambassadors and one Minister when the U.S. and Czecho-Slovakia upped their diplomatic relations a notch, from legations to embassies...