Word: musts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Pauker [TIME, Sept. 20] is no cover girl-not even for the rankest Communist's money ... I have felt that to make the cover of TIME should be somewhat of an honor. Surely we must have in our own country true Americans [who] could more profitably take up the time of your capable artists...
...EXPOSING THE DICTATORSHIP WHICH HAS ENSLAVED THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE FOR 30 YEARS MERITS MY BEING LABELED BY YOU A RUSSOPHOBE [TIME, SEPT. 20], THEN ALEXANDER KERENSKY, WHOSE FIGHT FOR RUSSIA'S FREEDOM I HAVE SUPPORTED ALL MY LIFE, MUST ALSO BE REGARDED AS A RUSSOPHOBE. AND WILLIAM C. BULLITT, WHOSE UNMASKING OF THE CHICANERY AND TREACHERY OF COMMUNIST POLICY HAS PARALLELED MINE, MUST ALSO BE BRANDED A RUSSOPHOBE. IN FACT ANYONE WHO SIDES WITH RUSSIAN DEMOCRATIC FORCES AGAINST THE SOVIET SATRAPS SHOULD BE BY YOUR DEFINITION A RUSSOPHOBE-A NOVEL DOCTRINE FOR A MAGAZINE WHICH COMMUNISTS DESCRIBE AS RUSSOPHOBE...
...note was sounded most clearly in his elaboration of his foreign policy. In Portland and at Seattle, he had warned foreign aggressors abroad not to mistake a domestic political campaign for the symptoms of disunity. 'At Great Falls, Mont., he said: "The totalitarian states must not misunderstand what is happening here . . . When we change our national Administration next January, as I firmly believe we will, it will be for the purpose of strengthening our country, cementing our national unity, and waging the peace with greater skill and effectiveness . . . And let no dictator or trigger-happy militarist anywhere make...
...Lies Ahead?" From the moment he began, Tom Dewey made it clear that the Republican Party had rid itself for keeps of the old taint of isolationism. He spoke on the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Munich Pact and he was explicit in his resolve that Munich must never come again: "We cannot buy peace with appeasement. That course has always led throughout history and always will lead to greater and greater demands on the part of the aggressor. In the end it can lead only to slavery...
...goal of American foreign policy is to establish in the world a just and a lasting peace . . . Our foreign policy in this troubled world can no longer be a passive, a dead-a negative thing. It must be a live and a vital thing. We will wage peace, we will wage peace with all the vigor, and the imagination and the skill and energy with which we waged...