Word: leonarde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...probable opposite number for Britain) ; Major General Lucius Clay as his deputy and administrative chief of staff; the State Department's Robert Murphy as political adviser (with sharp-eyed Ivone Kirkpatrick his counterpart for Britain, and purge-trial prosecutor Andrei Vishinsky for the Russians); and Lieut. General Leonard T. Gerow as commander of the U.S. Fifteenth (occupation) Army. While these top four will probably stay in Berlin, American administrative headquarters will be located within the U.S. zone, probably at Frankfurt...
...maintain training and supply in the U.S., the War Department plans to get down to a strength of 7,000,000 by year's end. Some 400,000 of these will be employed as occupation troops, serving in the newly activated Fifteenth Army of Lieut. Gen eral Leonard T. Gerow...
...forum on the post-war draft originally scheduled to be held in Emerson D last night, has been postponed until a later undetermined date. Featuring the presidents of Tufts and M.I.T., Leonard Carmichael and Karl P. Compton, the forum had to be called off when President Compton was suddenly called to Washington to speak at a Senate hearing on the same subject of a post-war draft...
...Machine Gun. The President's radio coach was James Leonard Reinsch (rhymes with wrench), 37, managing director of the James M. Cox radio stations in Dayton, Atlanta and Miami. Picked by the Democratic National Committee to handle its radio activities, Reinsch coached Truman during and after last fall's campaign. Before he started working on him, Reinsch said, Truman talked like a machine...
...Leonard Carmichael, president of Tufts, and Karl P. Compton, president of M.I.T., will lead a forum on "Post-War Compulsory Military Training" to be held in Emerson D Monday night at 8:15 o'clock...