Word: coopered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...blast directed at U.S. postwar commercial plans in general, including civil aviation as well as the world press, the sober and influential London Economist specifically attacked A.P.'s Executive Director Kent Cooper. It singled out for criticism Pressman Cooper's recent statement in LIFE that, as a first step to world press freedom, preferential transmission rates should be abolished. The Economist observed: "Mr. Cooper, like most big-business executives, experiences a peculiar moral glow in finding that his idea of freedom coincides with his commercial advantage. In his ode to liberty, there is no suggestion that when...
Retorted Mr. Cooper: "If the Economist is speaking for Britain in wanting to maintain ... its effective control over vast world communications, a thing that Reuters [British news agency] . . . does not itself demand, then perhaps more than ever the issue . . . should be fought out even in advance of the peace...
Tennessee's Governor Prentice Cooper dutifully pronounced the lynching "regrettable," offered a $500 reward for conviction of the guilty. But no one seemed to know who they were-even though a few had tarried in the reformatory yard, prodding the other inmates to come out and view the body, "as an example...
Casanova Brown (Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright, Frank Morgan, Patricia Collinge; TIME, Sept...
Casanova Brown (Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright, Frank Morgan, Patricia Collinge; TIME, Sept...