Word: herald
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...York Herald Tribune sport editor, Stanley ("Coach") Woodward, threw the first brick. Wrote he: ". . . it is doubtful that any Negro will compete ... in view of the fact that he will have to travel to the scene in Jim Crow day coaches, and can expect nothing on arrival except segregation and abuse." Then Woodward steamed out to arrange a rival meet on the same day in some "civilized community," talked about renting New York's Randalls Island Stadium...
Responsibility for what followed, said Shapiro, fell 1) on the correspondents; 2) on Sir Frederick, who should have known better; 3) "on extremist elements on both sides of the Jewish problem, who compounded the misinterpretations." The New York Herald Tribune's Carl Levin chimed in: "Observers here . . . are positive of [Morgan's] sincerity, and know he had no intention of feeding the fires of anti-Semitic propaganda...
...weeks the New York Herald Tribune sport page has dished up a weekly news omelet for G.I. Joe. Jampacked into a double column box, to be clipped and mailed overseas, were sport highlights, reported in a motley cablese. G.I.s liked it.'Last week Sports Editor Stanley ("Old Coach") Woodward wrote his farewell Weekly Overseas Sports Letter, thus summarized football's finals...
...Appropriately described by gargantuan adjectives" in a New York Herald Tribune editorial yesterday, Professor Barbour "was physically huge and his frame was matched by tremendous energy and zest for life, a great heart, a mind of extraordinary depth and penetration, and a brilliant and undeniably pungent tongue...
...blacked out news from their zone in occupied Germany. The inevitable result was a flood of rumors: the Red Army was still heavily massed, Soviet looters were stripping German industry and agriculture. But when five U.S. reporters were finally permitted to tour the zone last week, the New York Herald Tribune's Russell Hill wondered "what the secrecy has been about...