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...reviewing stand with U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy were General Thomas T. Handy, commander of U.S. forces in Europe, and other high officials, who had pointedly come to stay in Berlin through Whitsuntide. The Germans appreciated the point, were tremendously cheered by the display. U.S. strength might or might not give pause to the Reds next Sunday; whatever happened, they could not say that they had not been warned of America's determination to stand its ground in Berlin...
...Southern Germany, U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy was among 5,000 visitors who watched the first performance in 16 years of Oberammergau's Passion Play. In some ways it was like old times in the little Bavarian village. Most notable modern touch: the white-helmeted U.S. MPs roaring through the narrow streets on motorcycles...
...Homburg, Germany, Tennis Star Gertrude ("Gorgeous Gussie") Moran teamed up with U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy, soundly beat (6-3, 6-3) Lady Elisabeth Macready, wife of the British economic adviser, and Lawrence Phillips, a McCloy associate. Pressed by reporters, Gussie later summed up the current state of her romantic life: "I am not engaged. At least, I don't think...
According to a special commission report to McCloy, extreme nationalist groups may control as many as six million votes. The Democratic party, which is in the government coalition, contains many strong patriotic elements...
...third of the vote in the last Eastern election, have grown alarmingly weaker since. They wanted a definite statement of Allied support of German unity. Otherwise the Communists could rightfully claim-Russia alone wants a whole Germany. After the East State announced its elections for next October 15, McCloy asked the West government to draw up an election statue for an all-German election on that date. The East last month refused Western conditions for the joint enterprise, but the Allied stand on unity is now in writing...