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...sale there is about 1,000. Instigator of the change is The Washingtoman's new General Manager Frederick G. Brownell, onetime editor & publisher of Buffalo Town Tidings, brother-in-law of Editor Peter Yischer of Polo. Mrs. Marion Banister, sister of Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, continues as editrix. Newsmen Robert S. Allen, George Abell and Drew Pearson, reputed co-authors of Washington Merry-Go-Round, were reported helping to finance the magazine with their royalties from the book, but that might have been suggested by the fact that Pearson and Abell are announced contributors to the magazine...
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When the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia convened one day last week to decide what should become of the Washington Post (TIME, June 221 Hearst's Editor Arthur Brisbane was in the courtroom. So was Editrix Eleanor Patterson of Hearst's Washington Herald, and many a potent Hearst attorney. Guessers guessed that Publisher Hearst's ,offer of $3,000.000 for the Post, with his own Herald and Times as security, might be taken up in preference to a somewhat similar offer by David Lawrence, publisher of the United States Daily, who also...
Last week Editrix Suzanne La Follette announced that her distress signals for funds to continue The New Freeman (liberal weekly) had been answered by generous friends (TIME, May 11). But beginning with the June issue, the magazine will become a monthly...
Last week squarejawed, short-haired Editrix Suzanne La Follette, cousin of the Wisconsin dynasty, concluded that it was "only fair" to let her 7,500 readers know the plight oi their year-old magazine. On the back cover she announced: "... It may shortly be numbered in the depressing category of lost causes. ... Its founder. Dr. Peter Fireman, expected to be able to finance it until its income was sufficient to cover its expense. The depression has impaired his resources, so that he finds himself unable to bear the full burden. . . . We earnestly hope [that readers] will be moved to contribute...