Who among the following coined the term “Cold War”?

The term "Cold War" was not coined by a single person, but rather evolved in its usage. While George Orwell first used it in an article in 1945 to describe a potential nuclear stalemate, the financial magnate Bernard Baruch gave the term significant popular currency in an April 1947 speech, even though his speechwriter, Herbert Bayard Swope, may have privately used the phrase even earlier. Finally, in September 1947, political commentator Walter Lippmann published a series of articles under the title "The Cold War," which brought the term into widespread public use.