Item 0011 - New Deal"Dean" Discussing Atlantic Pact

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326-IM-0067-0011

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New Deal"Dean" Discussing Atlantic Pact

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  • 1949-02-19 (Creation)

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The Times of Ceylon Press

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Reuterphoto
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P.A.Reuter Photos Ltd.
85 Fleet Street London E.C.4

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A portrait of Mr. Dean Acheson, U.S. Secretary of State who is now discussing with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at Washington the proposed North Atlantic Pact.
A "New Dealer", Mr. Acheson was a lawyer who gave up a practice worth about £25,000 a year to work on the Nation's administration. His sacrifice for the good of the State was believed to have been inherited from his Canadian mother and his English father who became an American bishop. All over Washington Mr. Acheson is known as "The Dean".

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18 MiB

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