Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Work-minded Averell Harriman, as U.S. Ambassador to Russia, will have his work cut out for him. The U.S. and Russia must soon have a definite agreement on military policy, and postwar policy is not far behind. Russian agreement on postwar policy perhaps depends largely on convincing Stalin that Britain...
The Rancher at Home. Thousands know Sam Rayburn of Washington, the shy, hardworking, orderly minded man who has a kind word for the lowliest of Capitol employes. Very few know Sam Rayburn, the rancher, the Squire of Bonham, the North Texas cattleman.
A cunning, left-handed chess, cricket and table tennis player, Haley is scheduled to assume his BBC office in a month's time. His power-over the entire spoken output of BBC-is awesome, but many BBC critics think he may be the answer to their longtime plea for...
The Navy's report on its stab into enemy waters 1,250 miles from Tokyo (TIME, Sept. 13) sounded like an anticlimax. According to the communiqué finally issued last week by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet: 80% of little Marcus Island'...
A.M.Animosity. From all over the U.S., at salaries of $450 a month and up, Garfield hired the best doctors he could persuade to risk American Medical Association ostracism. (A.M.A. routinely objects when a patient is denied free choice of physician.) In California, more social-minded than most states, the Medical...