Word: guested
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...striped tie, babbled amiably about Britain's coal problem, the difficulties of Continental postwar life. The slim, charming Duchess looked closer to 35 than 50. She wore a handsome but unobtrusive red woolen suit with demure earrings and lapel brooch, made a point of chatting with each guest. Correspondents got the impression that the Windsors wanted a quiet and friendly press because the Duke was job-hunting and wanted no reminders of old scandals. Next day, they got such a splurge of print as they had not had since the abdication...
...Russian reporters at the hangings, angry at their editors for playing the false Reuters bulletin, later refused to send the correct version.) But most newsmen kept an eye on Lowell Bennett of I.N.S., knowing that his agency had a deal with a foreign general who was a guest at the hangings and had installed a special telephone to get his call. Finally the general called, said everything had gone off like clockwork. He did not bother to mention what he assumed Bennett knew: that Göring was a suicide. I.N.S. got off an inaccurate bulletin...
Fred Allen (Sun. 8:30 p.m., NBC). Guest: Tallulah Bankhead...
Three Nieman Fellows will participate in the Crimson Network's weekly Monday night evening round table discussion at 9 o'clock tonight, giving vent to their opinions on the Nuremberg trials. The guest speakers are Robert C. Miller, Stephen Fischer, and Jack Foisie...
...guest of the College Montaigne Society and the Dunster House Forum, Theadors Spencer, Boylston Professor of Oratory and Rhetoric, illustrated in a brief talk how Montaigne's principles on enlightened Scepticism apply to modern living last night...