Word: comments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Edward J. Reynolds '15, administrative vice-president, who is understood to have made the decision, was out of his office and unavailable for comment throughout the afternoon...
Sure enough, President Truman had his guard up. He said that Barkley was right about the veto, and let the matter drop. Other questions he answered briefly, parried or dropped with a "no comment." In seven minutes the conference was over...
...refuting a story broadcast by Drew Pearson on Sunday evening that Bruening would be named to the post, his secretary said that the former chancellor had not been approached either publically or privately for any such office. Bruening was not available for comment yesterday...
Publishing this comment caused considerable embarrassment in the Crimson camp; Bolles had had some pretty great crews along about the late thirties and the '47 season had not yet fully matured...
...first-run theaters. Only blitz tactics by razor-sharp David O. Selznick saved his Duel in the Sun from losing the box-office battle. To combat the panning of Duel by critics, Selznick shrewdly ran Duel simultaneously in several theaters in selected cities. Thus he cashed in before adverse comment could get around. Hollywood guessed that Duel's box-office gross is over $7,000,000, half of what Selznick needs to break even...