Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Four days later, at the close of his next press conference, the President changed his tune. When another reporter-this time the New York Herald Tribune's Bert Andrews-asked him if he had anything to say about Term IV, the President grinned, said the reporter was only guessing but this time he was guessing right. Whereupon Franklin Roosevelt read to the correspondents a letter he had just dispatched to Democratic National Chairman Hannegan...
...Herald-Argus. Four months later he moved on to Washington and a job on the News...
...trade-union leaders suspected a move to substitute a dole for higher wages. In low-wage, Catholic Quebec, where the Government hoped to make its biggest hit, there were complaints that the plan discouraged big families. Throughout Canada, the opposition press raised an almost unanimous hullabaloo. The Calgary Herald achieved the crack-of-the-week, called the plan a "diaper dole...
Ardent defense witnesses included the egocentric gossip columnist of the London Daily Herald, Hannen Swaffer, whose story was that he and a committee of four others had once tested Mrs. Duncan's spectral powers, tied her securely with handcuffs, sashcord and thread, watched her wriggle loose in three minutes. Concluded Swaffer: "There was ectoplasm, but no one appeared. Obviously she had been released by Albert, the spirit guide...
...Passionate Believer." Jack Knight inherited the Akron Beacon-Journal from his father. He has achieved an Akron monopoly by absorbing his Scripps-Howard competitor, gone on to acquire the Detroit Free Press and the Miami Herald. The three papers operate independently of one another. Knight is currently among those most often mentioned as a likely purchaser of the late Frank Knox's Chicago Daily News, but he disclaims any ambition to become another Hearst or Howard...