Word: hearsts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Hearst's pro-Eisenhower, pro-McCarthy NEW YORK JOURNAL-AMERICAN: There are three chief causes for the comparatively good showing of the Republicans: 1) The honest-to-goodness grass roots campaign by Vice President Dick Nixon. 2) The dramatic last-minute appeal by Senator Joseph McCarthy to Republicans to forget their differences. 3) The eleventh-hour realization by Republican campaigners that they were in a fight and not punting in the moonlight...
...heyday the Hearst newspaper chain was one of the world's biggest moneymakers. Even as late as 1947, in the booming postwar publishing years when aging Founder William Randolph Hearst paid little attention to business the chain earned $11 million after taxes. But since Founder Hearst's death in 1951, rising costs and decreased revenues have created trouble for the chain's 16 papers. To fight the profit decline, Publisher William R. Hearst Jr. revamped the American Weekly, once a big moneymaker, cut editorial staffs and trimmed costs all down the line. But this was not enough...
...Hearst Reporter Dorothy (What's My Line?) Kilgallen is a practitioner of an old and dying school of U.S. newspaper reporting; she is the leading U.S. sob sister. Last week, covering the Cleveland trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard (TIME, Aug. 30), charged with the murder of his wife Marilyn, Sob Sister Kilgallen demonstrated why she deserves the title-and perhaps why such reporting is a-dying out. Wrote Reporter Kilgallen...
Just three years after her marriage to Captain Horace Brown, oldtime Cinemactress Marion Davies, longtime great and good friend of the late William Randolph Hearst, decided to call a halt, filed a divorce suit against Brown alleging mental cruelty. Marion and Captain Horace had the same sort of trouble in 1952, but made up before court convened. This time, though, it seemed that Marion intended to go through with it. Hollywood was not surprised, because it had been a stormy marriage. Even for fun-loving Marion, Captain Horace was a cutup. On one occasion he found a gun and shot...
This week Rushmore became editor of a Manhattan monthly magazine, Confidential, which thrives on sin, sex and plugs from Hearst Columnist Walter Winchell...