Word: columnized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week the Daily Mirror moved an open-eyed step further. To the Mirror's weekly, nine-month-old advice column, called "Peter Cavendish is your friend," a mother wrote asking if she should allow her 20-year-old daughter to spend a holiday alone with the daughter's 30-year-old soldier-fiance. Advised "Peter Cavendish," whose real identity is secret: "I am old enough to remember the time when the worst possible construction would have been placed on a young engaged couple taking a holiday together, but I am glad to think that such...
Only Page-two men wanted are hot "Jazz-Informed critics who think they can cope with the Swing column...
...this column ever again predicts faculty policy with regard to grades, don't believe it. Not because it's wrong when written, but it probably will have been changed at least three times before we go to press...
Peru accorded the Vice President a 21-gun salute, approved such polite profundities as his remark that Pan-Americanism was "the vertebral column" for any new world organization. Wallace's plane left Lima's airport at dawn. Irrepressible Mr. Wallace insisted on walking the four miles to the airport in the dark. (He also surprised Latin Americans by announcing that he missed his customary afternoon game of tennis. They thought U.S. citizens were too busy with the war to be taking exercise...
...papers called around for their pictures, an embarrassed OWI spokesman stammered something about "mechanical difficulties," finally admitted that its man had been so excited at seeing China's famed First Lady that he had forgotten to open his camera's shutter. The Chicago Times published a one-column square in solid black, gloatingly labeled it: "OWI Photo...