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...news. He boasts that he has been sued for a total of $35 million in libel suits-and never lost a suit. In his History, he proudly dates the A.M.A.'s "war against socialized medicine" from the year (1924) that he took over the Journal's editorship...
...full professor last December. The author of numerous books on Chaucer, his specialty, and dissertations on the proverb as an expression of folk thought, Professor Whiting looks on his lone venture in anthology work with horror. "I'll never do anything like that again," he says of his co-editorship of the College Survey of English Literature, which includes most of the reading for English...
...typical, almost standard, Gallic love story in which a wife knows how to stay out of the way when her husband's mistress turns up. Aragon seems as slickly at home in this tradition as he is in the job he took over last month: the editorship of the Paris Communist daily Ce Soir. Says Lover Aurélien's aged friend and adviser: "My boy, I've only one piece of advice to give you and it's advice you must take to heart. The women you sleep with don't matter-what...
Some months ago, when Henry Wallace had taken over the editorship of the New Republic, Kingsley Martin had sent a routine congratulatory note and asked Wallace to come to England some time as his guest. When Wallace accepted, the "thing" had begun to grow. Martin had to turn over his own secretary to cope with the invitations for speeches; he assigned a special man to press relations...
Harry Ashmore, a newsman who made history in 1941 as the youngest Nieman Fellow ever given a fellowship, has recently taken over the editorship of the Charlotte, North Carolina, "News...