Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rotogravure section under the momentous caption: A MAN FLIES ON HIS OWN POWER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY. The tabloid New York Daily News, biggest circulation in the U. S., did likewise. So did Hearst's New York American and tabloid Daily Mirror and his Chicago Herald & Examiner...
...students see the dangers and absurdities alike in parades for peace and in the forceful militarization of the youth of a nation we need have little fear in this country of "revolution" or of "Fascism." Long life to the Michael Mullins Chowder and Marching Club! --New York Herald-Tribune...
...Deal economic experiments, labor troubles, Russian recognition; prints President Roosevelt's picture 18 times. The book borrows frequently and happily from the omnipresent newsreels, more frequently but less happily from plate photographers. Rivers and dams, airviewed and minuscule, announce the Tennessee Valley Administration; nine scenes in Russia herald its recognition. Good shots: Assassin Zangara looking pleased with the headlines; a laughing lynch-crowd in California; empty freight-cars in a yard. Grisly shot: the naked, charred body of Negro Warner, lynched & burned near St. Joseph...
Parker's death robbed Boston of its second great critic within the season. Philip Hale retired from the Herald at 79 (TIME, Nov. 20). For the past few weeks Critic Parker had worked to stir up interest in the Metropolitan Opera's visit to Boston, its first in 16 years.* He died three days before the opening...
...under penalty of $1,000 fine and two years imprisonment. Press Associations, always quick to bow to Washington orders, promptly ceased handling lottery news. In November, the New York Dally News defiantly printed the names of ticket holders in a lottery on the Manchester Handicap. Nervously the Times and Herald Tribune followed suit in editions which did not pass through the post office. For the next two years papers that carried stories about lottery winners were careful not to offend the scruples of Postmaster Brown by omitting them in mail editions. Democratic Postmaster General Farley, unlike his predecessor...