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... America's CHESTER WILMOT'S THE publication of Mr. Chester 'Wilmot's book The Struggle for Europe (Collins. 255.) is a curious event. It has been left until today for us to discover the book's merits, which ate considerable. It is a wonderfully vivid ...
... IN AMERICA Churchill and Truman set up , a committee D URING a 70-minute conference, President Truman and Mr. Churchill yesterday instructed a special committee of economic experts to examine the problem of raw materials—including Britain's steel req ...
... America knows it Roosevelt refused to understand or believe that what interested Stalin was not justice but power and that, if the Western Powers retreated, then the Soviet Union would advance. The result we see in the world of today with Russia not only ...
... FINAL QUESTION ON AMERICA ...
... KEY QUESTIONS ON AMERICA No. 4 ...
... KEY QUESTIONS ON AMERICA No. 2 ...
... fut Twi Judging by films W'HY is America whom foreign are fixed mixed feelings harms its reputation by contents of its single form propaganda ? Millions of people all over the world form false ideas the Americans because of their movies I am surprised ...
... For us, in Britain, nothing is more important than to understand America. The dangers of misunderstanding were amply demonstrated during the war (and described in Chester Wilmot's book, reviewed on this page yesterday). Here our Political Correspondent ...
... Two mothers who hope to visit their married daughters in America this year gather hints from two mothers who made the Journey in 1951. They met during the annual dinner and dance of the Birmingham branch of the Transatlantic Brides' Parents and Friends' ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM POST WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 1952 3 Tax Proposals May Shock America To-day’s Message President President Truman likely to shock America to-day with a six-point plan calling for heavier taxation to finance defence spending and overseas aid The ...
... Taigheilli i SUN. NM OD Ilan). Toissranie I Gantt.. Birmingham. Monday, January 7, 1952 MEETING IN AMERICA LTHOUGH the suggestion that Mr. Churchill's visit to America was not wholly welcome has been abundantly discounted by Mr. Truman's enthusiastic reception ...
... for a great deal of Mr. Churchill's reputation in that country. More important, it accounts for the element of violence in America's revulsion from Communism. The Ameri- can feels that Stalin played him for a suckee even more deeply than Englishmen came ...