Word: editor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...been on the faenlty of the Department of English at Yale since 1903. He is the author of "Dr. Johnson and Fanny Burney," 1911, "The Salon and English Letters," 1915; "Yound Boswell," 1922; "Nature's Simple Plan, 1922; and "The good Estate of Poetry," 1929; and is the editor of "Letters of James Boawell...
...important to any fashion scout is Designer Norman Hartnell, whose sweeping formal evening gowns are highly favored by long-limbed British peeresses. Despite his name, Designer Mainbocher was born in Chicago, worked for a long time as pianist for Night Club Singer Cobina Wright, later as an associate editor of Vogue's Paris edition...
Last week, on the day before the court's decision was to be handed down, ruddy-faced Royal Freeman Hunger, financial editor of the Chicago News, gave his version of what has become a cause celebre in Chicago trust circles. Wrote he: "The [First National] bank gave his [Mr. Busby's] affairs close consideration. . . . The stocks . . . are still held today. Those dumb securities, a little pile of stock certificates with gilt edges, have reached out of the obscurity of the vaults to vindicate Traylor and cover the trust department of the bank with laurels...
Melone prepared at the Blake School in Minneapolis, is first marshal of Phi Beta Kappa, is winner of a Detur Prize and editor of the CRIMSON, chairman of the Eliot House Committee, and a first group scholar. He is concentrating in History. Viereck prepared at Horace Mann School, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, is a first group scholar, is winner of Lloyd McKim Garrison and Detur Prizes, and is an editor of the Guardian. His field is History and Literature...
...mark the event, the A. A. A. last week sent to its 600 members and 7,000 arbitrators in 1,600 U. S. cities the first issue of The Arbitration Journal, a quarterly devoted to solidifying and expanding the out-of-court sphere of law. Honorary editor of the Journal is famed onetime (1921-28) World Court Justice John Bassett Moore. Active editorial direction is in the hands of the A. A. A.'s perennial president, Lucius Root Eastman, 62, president of The Hills Brothers Co., big Manhattan importers and manufacturers (Dromedary Dates, grapefruit juice, pimentos), and a board...