Word: herald
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Frederick J. Stare, professor of Nutrition at the Health School, said in the Boston Herald Monday that the "vast majority" of the Health and Dental faculty members favor fluoridation "as the best way at present to reduce by about half the incidence of dental decay." Stare said last night that Williams is practically the only Health School man opposing fluoridation, while 30 or 40 doctors there favor...
...James M. Dunning '26, lecturer on Public Health Dentistry, wrote in yesterday's Herald that "water fluoridation supervised by competent engineers really works...
...down payment of $1,500,000 and the balance by the end of the year. The Post gets the entire physical property of the Times-Herald, will sell its presses to the Chicago Tribune for about $1,500,000. It also gets possession of Colonel McCormick's $130,000 Washington home and takes on the responsibility of paying close to $750,000 in severance pay to the Times-Herald employees who do not get jobs working on the Post...
Salt of the Earth had its world premiere last week in a tiny third-run-and-revival house in Manhattan's Yorkville district. The critics had a variety of reactions. The Herald Tribune's Otis Guernsey denounced Salt as "a game played with loaded dice ... at the expense of the whole truth." The Times's Bosley Crowther called it simply "a strong pro-labor film." A more inspired appraisal came from the Daily Worker's Joseph North: "This movie stands with the best ever made, here or anywhere across the waters...
Change of Address. In Merrill, Wis., four independent truckers put an ad in the Herald: "NOTICE . . . We are able to take care of our pulp hauling jobs even though we are now in the county jail . . . Visitors welcome. Hours...