Liberal Ground Swell Shaping Postwar Europe
A Washington analysis notes two pivotal battles shaping the postwar world. In Congress and in backroom talks with Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and De Gaulle a new world order alternative to bare domination is discussed. The piece argues a broad liberal current favors self determined government and democratic resistance to tyranny.
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Briefer notes on tax dodges and world events
Bankhage summarizes a black money market that hides large deposits and risks bounce backs. He notes a weight lifting race around Java where natives carried the load. Britain faces a rocky romance in Greece. Archibald McLeish’s nomination as assistant secretary of state faced senatorial opposition due to his poetry background.
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