Word: cartoons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Despite such handicaps the Hoover-Roosevelt struggle has added considerably to cartoon history. In four years no new cartoonist has arisen to set enterprising editors bidding against each other for his services, but the top-notchers of 1928 have amply maintained their prestige and reputation...
...notable feature of this year's campaign is the support William Randolph Hearst is giving Governor Roosevelt in the form of cartoon criticism of President Hoover. Four years ago Publisher Hearst was on the other side of the political fence and his battery of cartoonists flayed the Democracy as a bejeweled "Diamond Lil" escorted by John Jacob Raskob. Now Mr. Hearst has a Democratic nominee for President of his own choosing and his guns are reversed upon the White House...
Chief Hearst gunman for 1932 is 75-year-old Frederick Burr Opper, creator of "Happy Hooligan." Never an art student, Cartoonist Opper worked long for oldtime Puck, joined the Hearst press in 1899, first won fame & fortune with his cartoons of theMcKinley-Bryan campaign of 1900. For 30 years Arthur Brisbane has contributed political ideas for the Opper pencil. Early in this campaign "Happy Hooligan" was allowed to lapse when Publisher Heartst put Mr. Opper to work on a daily front-page series entitled "Erbie and 'Is Playmates" * In these cartoons the President was always depicted as a fat little...
...Blue," Dr. Alfred Hugenberg, turned his Nationalist press, which originally supported Chancellor von Papen, against him. Only the German Socialists, and they only because they are Internationalists, wholeheartedly supported von Papen. The Chancellor who recently suppressed the Socialist Vorwärts for five days for publishing a scurrilous cartoon (TIME, July 11), was praised for his work at Lausanne in the first issue of Vorwärts to appear last week...
From within the ship were removed to storage most detachable parts, including the instruments (with their legends in German); including also the pictures which decorated the smoking compartment-a cartoon of the ship by a member of the crew, a tropical scene by the daughter of an officer in Panama. Not removed from its place of honor in the control car was the photograph of Mrs. Coolidge which she had inscribed: "To the good ship Los Angeles from her sponsor mother. 'Go forth under the open sky and may the winds of heaven deal gently with thee...