Finletter
Americannoun
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Air Secretary Thomas Finletter was just as gloomy as the Alsops.
From Time Magazine Archive
Two years after the Finletter report the U.S. has no 70-group Air Force, nor anything near it, nor any appropriations to get it.
From Time Magazine Archive
They heard brief talks by Stevenson, Mrs. Roosevelt and Finletter, then pledged nearly $100,000 for Stevenson's preconvention war chest.
From Time Magazine Archive
Never a flyer himself, 56-year-old Tom Finletter comes from a socialite Philadelphia family and is a Manhattan corporation lawyer, a United World Federalist, an avid student of history and an expert in international economics.
From Time Magazine Archive
Finletter explained that racial designations were not used for assignment or administrative purposes but solely for evaluating the integration program and answering questions from the public.
From Integration of the Armed Forces, 1940-1965 by MacGregor, Morris J.
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