Word: londoners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...chances of World War III depended on the outcome of a whole series of struggles. Europe obviously could not be won without U.S. dollars, but it surely would not be won by dollars alone. What would it take? From anxious London, TIME'S Bureau Chief John Osborne outlined an answer...
This week in London, labor representatives from 13 countries (including the U.S.) were meeting to lay plans for cooperation under the European Recovery Program. Late this month, a conference of European socialist leaders will meet in Britain to talk over the chances of one socialist economy for Western Europe...
...jumping isn't as dangerous as it sounds. There are more people killed or injured each year hunting sharks with knives or playing Russian roulette, than in slat sailing. In a recent article Art Devlin claimed jumpers are hurt only once in every thousand jumps, but Lloyds of London is still loath to take any policies in the ski-jumping field...
...Mark A. DeWolfe Howe, Idler's regular coach, will direct the Fry opus, which, successful in London, is having its American premier on the Agassiz Theater stage...
First of all, the Communist-dominated government does not represent the will of the people. Klement Gottwald, the Premier, spent the war in Moscow while the Czech government in exile in London was valiantly resisting Nazi aggression. He was one of the original signers of the abolition of the Comintern in 1943. Some of the other signers were Togliatti, Dimintrov, Pauker, Tito, Thorez, and all other Communist puppet leaders today...