Word: davision
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Seven nights a week the dusky, barnlike basement of Manhattan's 44th Street Theater is crammed and crawling with pleasure-seekers. No liquor is served, but there is dancing to hot name bands, with pretty show girls and such movie stars as Bette Davis and Janet Gaynor waiting to...
No journalist, no OCD coordinator, but a youth right out of college and training for an Army Air Corps commission wrote the week's most penetrating comment on morale. Published in the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader was a letter written back home by handsome young Flyer Jerald B. Davis...
Was it to be a feature of their code that the news analyst should urge people to put the heat on their Congressmen? If it was, there were no signs of it in the broadcasts of Vice Presidents Davis and Swing.
At about the same time that Kaltenborn rolled out these exhortations, he and some of his fellow commentators got together at Manhattan's Harvard Club to form the Association of Radio News Analysts. President: Kaltenborn. Vice Presidents: Elmer Davis, Raymond Gram Swing. One object: "To establish and maintain a...
But all is not black. Captain Pete Macgowan, last year's number two, is back, and so are two good Juniors and a host of promising Sophomores. Lettermen Ned Tuckerman and Bill Allis will certainly represent the Crimson on the fair-ways, and Don Davis and Art Tarlow Sophomores who...