Word: gossiper
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Cynical Report. The whole idea had got away to a bad start with a skeptical press and public. The mischief-making of the New York Daily News's Columnist John O'Donnell (TIME. June 21), who spread scandalous gossip of moral conditions among WACs, hurt all the services...
Emily Hahn, rash, black-haired, late-jazz-age authoress (Seductio ad Absurdum) who became Shanghai's favorite ex-New Yorker, deplored the lack of Occidental gossip. Back in the U.S. (via the Gripsholm) for the first time in nine years, the onetime "China Coast Correspondent" of The New Yorker sighed for the Oriental candor she had left behind: "When I talk to my friends, on the phone say, about some man who divorced his wife to run off with her daughter by a former marriage, they say: 'sh-sh, you're back in New York, you know...
Knowing these views, U.S. cinema gossip columns blackened with rumors of Rank deals with Paramount, with United Artists, with R.K.O., with everyone & anyone who might listen to smooth talk from Morris Ernst...
...Gossip Not for Harvard Eears...
Notable among Radio Radcliffe's special features is Emilie Jacobson's '46, "Just Between Us Girls." Harvard men can't hear this; it's just a lot of gossip about men and dates anyway. Eileen Ellis' program, "Americans in Music," is a history of music in the Americas, with recorded examples of folk music from all over the western hemisphere; Harvard can hear it on Tuesday nights at 10 o'clock...