Word: heraldings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Walter Lippmann, writing about the coming Tercentenary in the New York Herald-Tribune, lands Harvard for its freedom from political entanglements and takes the opportunity of warning against the current influence of university professors in the affairs of government...
...anticipation of the hostile reception she got at Manchester last week, Mrs. Van der Elst fortnight ago told a New York Herald Tribune correspondent that she was about to transfer her humane campaign to the U. S. "England," said she, "is too tough a proposition at present. . . I thought my husband would have suffered so, seeing me get arrested and fined, but the other night he appeared at a seance in the form of a beautiful luminous cross . . . and hovered directly over my head. It's a great comfort...
...note in today's Herald that yours is the first college newspaper to print horse racing selections. I hope it may be the last...
Among the awards made during the six-day ceremony, one went to Publisher Ogden Mills Reid of the New York Herald Tribune, who gratefully accepted a citation for his paper's "typography and makeup ... distinction . . . high selectivity of material for intelligent readers who desire urbane writing and unusual treatment . . . for consistently maintaining departments of nationally recognized superiority conducted by commentators of extraordinary discernment...
...sweep left observers surer than ever that, if Governor Landon hurdles the California primaries this week, he can jog in an easy winner at Cleveland. Breaking his discreet silence for the first time with a direct statement on the Republican race, the happy Kansas Governor wired to the Boston Herald: "The splendid Republican vote in Massachusetts should give heart to the entire country. So far as its personal bearing is concerned, I am deeply grateful for the confidence in me that it demonstrates. But I believe it reflects something of more significance than any personal factor...