Word: editor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Association (TIME, Feb. 8). In his 1936 report issued last month Dean Young B. Smith of the Columbia School of Law said: "Practically every one at some time needs a doctor, but the proportion of the population who require legal services is necessarily limited." Says Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the A. M. A.'s Journal, about overcrowding in the medical profession: "The A. M. A.'s Commission on Medical Education found there are 25% too many doctors. However, everybody realizes the distribution of doctors is not what it should...
Died. Mrs. Mabel Sedgwick, 64, wife of Editor Ellery Sedgwick of the Atlantic Monthly; after long illness; in Boston...
Carl Van Doren, book review editor of the Boston Herald, was guest at a punch and reception held at the Advocate House by the Advocate...
...level. The constant hammering of a joke does not, however, seem absolutely necessary. The sequences depicting life in a newspaper office are, as usual, somewhat strange. But this is a minor point, for one of the film is done in a serious vein; and the mad antics of city editor Ameche and star reporter Power only add to the zest of the thing...
...were not involved. Mr. Sayre talked it over with Ambassador Saito at the Japanese Embassy. Dr. Murchison proceeded to organize a committee. At high noon the day before Christmas, President Murchison, Manufacturers Harry Bailey of New York, Donald Comer of Alabama, Casson Callaway of Georgia and Cotton's Editor Bob Philip sailed from San Francisco for Japan...