Word: pan-american
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...postwar prospect is a U.S. "combine" of similar magnitude. The British and American companies will then be world utilities without rivals, and some regulation of them in the world interest would seem in order. Good communications throughout Latin America, for example, are still a Pan-American dream, in part because the press cable rate from New York to Buenos Aires is 5? a word, that from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires 14½? a word...
...Tribune Correspondent Ben Robertson. Three of the survivors rescued by trawler crews: Radio Singer Jane Froman, Nightclub Entertainer Gypsy Markoff, William Butterworth, First Secretary of the U.S. Legation in Lisbon. Rescued Captain R. O. D. Sullivan, pilot of the ship, had no explanation for the first fatal accident on Pan-American's Atlantic run since...
Typical chrysalid hostess is short, black-haired Gloria Gooze, 20, refugee from movie ambitions. Said she last week, as she reclined on a green plush L.A.C.C. sofa: "I am interested in the Pan-American relations phase of this course...
LISBON--Four bodies had been recovered and 19 persons still were missing tonight in the crash of the Pan-American Airways trans-Atlantic flying boat Yankee Clipper that exploded and sank as it approached its base on the Tagus River last night in a thunderstorm...
...Pan-Americanism, says Dr. Quintanilla, is now in its fourth stage. "Bolivar was the romantic hero of our first act; Monroe the star of Act II; U.S. Secretary of State James G. Elaine [who instigated the first Pan-American Conference in Washington in 1889] the principal character of Act III; and one of America's greatest, Franklin D. Roosevelt, is the hero of Act IV." In Roosevelt's administration "the Good Neighor Policy had been put to the test. . . . For the first time in the history of the Western Hemisphere, we of Latin America may confidently clasp...