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...White House had its "help wanted" sign out last week. The main reason: after years of silent but substantial service to two Presidents (at $12,000 a year), round, amiable Lawyer Samuel Irving Rosenman, 49, was finally making good his worn threat to leave Washington...
...associated at present with the Office of Far Eastern Affairs of the Department of State, has attended a number of important international conferences, and has made several trips overseas in conjunction with his work. Most recently he was a member of the Presidential mission headed by Judge Samuel I. Rosenman, which went to Europe early this year to report on the economic conditions of the liberated areas of northwest Europe. The importance and intricacy of this task is indicated by the length of time, from February until June, that Emerson was in Europe...
Wearing informal clothes and his mouse-grey fedora, Harry Truman strolled the decks, arm in arm with Jimmy Byrnes or Admiral Bill Leahy. At other times, he and Speechwriter Sam Rosenman lounged in the President's stateroom or sat on the open deck; there they wrote and rewrote the President's report to the nation...
...President had also found strength and counsel in other Roosevelt holdovers. Speechwriter Sam Rosenman had been persuaded to stay, at least for another year. Owlish Judge Vinson, the Economic Stabilizer, was now top adviser on domestic affairs. Jimmy Byrnes, working on a special project at his Spartanburg (S.C.) home, was still on deck: he would go along to the forthcoming Big Three meeting. And, to the consternation of all red-blooded anti-New Dealers, Harry Truman had even kept smart Dave Niles as a Presidential assistant...
With these difficulties in mind, President Truman last week had Judge Samuel Rosenman approach United Nations leaders at San Francisco with a four-point program...