Word: editor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Editor of the Crimson...
Conceding these arrangements to the enemy, the Eagle quietly stole the whole story by entertaining New Ashford's elecorate at a pre-election turkey supper and square dance Saturday night. Here the loyal New Ashfordites told Editor Miller in confidence how they were going to vote on Election Day. The story was kept under cover till 15 hours before the opening of the polls, then "broken" in the Eagle and simultaneously sent to the 1,350 members of the Associated Press. Score: Landon, 32; Roosevelt, 12; Aiken, 1; not voting for President, 3. Featured voter: Miss Phoebe Jordan...
...Morgan was picked by Reynolds Illustrated News of London fortnight ago as likely to intervene with U. S. editors at the personal request of the Duke & Duchess of York (TIME, Nov. 2). Up to this week Banker Morgan remained scrupulously neutral. The editor of the New York Woman was, however, called on the carpet by Sister Anne Morgan and obliged to remove Miss Morgan's name from his magazine's Editorial Advisory Board because she objected to its having described the relations of the King and Mrs. Simpson in terms of infatuation...
Died. Right Rev. Monsignor John Joseph Burke, 61, famed U. S. Roman Catholic churchman, secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Conference since 1919, onetime (1904-22) editor of the Paulist Catholic World; of a heart attack; in Washington...
Miall, speaking from Cambridge, is the President of the Cambridge Union and an editor of the Cambridge Review. Arguing in defence of the policy of national co-operation as a means of securing world peace, he brought out advantages such a policy would have in solving problems similar to those mentioned by Stephenson. Unemployment, social security, and the rest, although directly bearing on national affairs, have definite international effects. Co-operation between the United States and Great Britain according to Miall would be particularly powerful in relieving world crises...