Word: editorialist
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Commented the Baltimore Sun's Editorialist Henry L. Mencken after that: One De Luce "is worth all the gaudy journalistic wizards who sit in the safe hotels of unbombed capitals, and tell us, not what has happened, but what they think...
...Miami News Editorialist Francis P. Locke argued that to fire Schweitzer verged on tyranny. Next day he wrote: "A sad blow to the ideals for which we are fighting . . . flesh and blood and bones of democracy . . . torn, spilled and crushed...
Died. Colonel Clinton Roy Dickinson, 54, longtime chief editorialist of the advertising world, short-story writer, for the past year executive assistant to Draft Director Hershey; of a cerebral hemorrhage; in Washington. Through advertising's No. 1 tradepaper, Printers' Ink, Editor Dickinson plumped for honesty, dignity, decency in advertising, was an influential booster and lambaster...
...excusably, he pops with pride, says something about his 42-year-old son, William L. White, whose name is on the Gazette masthead as publisher and who, as a foreign correspondent, has written two recent smash bestsellers: They Were Expendable and Journey for Margaret But most of the time Editorialist White is translating state and national issues into rich, rolling language full of human juices. His dominant trait: fairness...
...hotheaded, crusading editorialist, Publisher Allen has long used his newspaper as a sounding board for Mexico's case. More than once the State Department has used him as a sort of unofficial ambassador and border listening post. He has acted as guide to such visiting dignitaries as Vice President Henry A. Wallace, entertained visiting Mexican officials, inevitably turned up at important Mexican state functions...