Word: randolphs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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MOSCOW--Vladimir Krushkov, Secretary of the Soviet information Bureau, charged today that William Randolph Hearst and Col. Robert R. McCormick, American newspaper publishers and the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin have taken "every step to suppress the increasing demand by American public opinion for the opening of a second front...
Stanch, dignified old War Secretary Henry Stimson had only scorn for enthusiasts of dirty commando tactics. At Randolph Field, Tex. last week he warned cadets: "You must go into battle to fight with the skill and courage of the Axis, but not with their cruelty and brutality. When you go into battle you will be equipped with the finest material an enlightened government can provide. But in addition to this, you must be brave, and as representatives of a free republic you will have an indefinable something that your enemies don't have and never will possess...
Four Mil, Sci, Seniors have been named Cadet Majors. They are Stafford McLean, commander of the Fourth Battalion, David S. Randolph, Regimental Adjutant, John Richardson, Jr., commander of the Third Battalion, and Preston W. Smith, leading the Second Battalion...
Labor's London Daily Herald editorialized that "center parties have no place in the British political system. They create a confusion in which democracy is weakened and dictatorship fertilized." Randolph snapped back with an attack on "unrepentant Munichmen" and Trades Union Congress Laborites. "more anxious to have political power than to achieve desirable public ends." He repeated his claims that modern government is "an adventurous and exciting science" and that the British public wants a change...
...Randolph Field's magazine carries a page chiding flight-flustered cadets. Excerpts...