Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...told a newspaperman six months ago that the Editor of the New York World was going traveling with a Morgan Partner and that when he got back he would write editorials for the New York Herald Tribune, the newspaperman's reply would have been "Oh, yeah? Now I'll tell one." But last week Editor Walter Lippmann of the late arch-Democratic, anti-Wall Street World sailed for the Near East with Mr. & Mrs. Thomas William Lament, and announced he would join the arch-Republican Herald Tribune in the autumn...
Neither of the associations is as incongruous as it might seem. Editor Lippmann, no party man, and Banker Lament, no reactionary, are both ''middle grounders" in their professions. The Herald Tribune is heavily committed to the G. O. P. but its voice is quick and loud in criticism of its party, especially during the present Administration. Manned by alert, enterprising editors, it has made itself a daily bible for young executives as well as aging Tories. Proof in itself of the paper's enterprise was its engagement of celebrated Liberal Lippmann, who will be permitted to write...
Friends of Editor Lippmann said he had rejected an offer of $50,000-a-year from Hearst's New York American. A shrewd guess at what the Herald Tribune will pay him: between...
...editorial from the Boston Herald reprinted in an adjoining column that paper comments all together too lightly on a subject that is meant to be serious and merits correspondingly grave comment. The circular referred to was sent to the graduates for the commendable purpose of raising more money in order that Harvard may more truly be called "our greatest university." As President Lowell stated in a recent report, Harvard will always be in need of more money if education here and elsewhere is to continue to progress. This latest drive follows the Harvard policy of progress at any price...
...glass flowers, the recent gratifying football experience with Yale, and the permanent rustication of a young man who wafted a specimen of citrus fruit at Rudy. If this appeal does not make graduates loosen up, they have no sense of relative values and no dollars for absolute worth. Boston Herald...