Adlai Stevenson’s path to influence on foreign policy
The third of a five part series follows Adlai E Stevenson from his 1941 return to Washington through his wartime and postwar roles. It details his work with Knox on shipyard seizures his Asia and Europe travels and his rise in diplomacy leading to the United Nations and early clashes with Alger Hiss.
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Adlai Stevenson
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France
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Chicago
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Reduction urged in truck loads in Jamestown
State Rural Letter Carriers urged a sharp reduction in truck loads to limit per axle to 18 000 pounds. The call came at their 50th anniversary convention in Jamestown to curb road damage and improve road conditions.
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