Word: chandlerisms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...District Court of Appeals fails to return his radio to him next month, Hoover will probably lose California as a protest, as the people out here feel that the Administration is responsible for his losing the radio because he stepped on the toes of Wm. R. Hearst, Harry Chandler and many other people of prominence...
...President of the United States writes an article about her brother. TIME'S duty lies clear before it. But what did Mrs. Payne find that was disgraceful in Mary Hoover Leavitt's article? It was evidently considered entirely commendable by President Hoover's good friend Harry Chandler, who published it first in his Los Angeles Times.-ED. Marxian Depravity...
...Jacksonville, Fla. night watchman: by 4 & 2, his match with "Pete Miller" (Panaysti Milliau) 21, of Chicago in the final of the U. S. Public Links Golf Championship; at Louisville, Ky. Among Golfer Miller's rewards: a Kentucky colonelcy, as aide-de-camp to Lieut. Governor A. B. Chandler of Kentucky...
When the Diocese of New York chose a high churchman to be bishop eleven years ago many a low church Episcopalian was annoyed, including one of the Cathedral's most regular worshippers, an elderly, strong-willed lady named Laura Shannon. But Very Rev. Howard Chandler Robbins remained as dean, and so when Miss Shannon made her will in 1924 she left the Cathedral $937,500. Then dissension arose at St. John's, culminating in the resignation three years ago of Dean Robbins (TIME, Jan. 14 & Nov. 4, 1929). Last week when Miss Shannon's will was read...
Observers suspected that Publisher Chandler's "scene of chaos" in the absence of newspapers might be a subtle belittlement of the news-carrying potentialities of Radio with which last year's Press conventions were hotly concerned...