Word: heralds
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Wrote New York Herald Tribune Reporter Bert Andrews: "[The hearing] would have left an uninformed Australian puzzled as to whether America was trying to export Mr. Flynn as a diplomat or deport him as an undesirable." In grey suit and dazzling Charvet tie, which looked like a Dali dream, Ed Flynn denied all charges of graft and malfeasance made against him. Assistant Secretary of State G. Howland Shaw read a prepared statement calling Flynn "qualified," then deftly sidestepped all embarrassing questions. (Q: "Can you think of any poorer qualified man than Flynn?" A: "I am not in a position...
...Cinemactor Errol-was also undergoing a personal ordeal (for rape). To Ed Flynn's annoyance, accounts of the two inquisitions continued to pop up side-by-side in the nation's press. Most amusing mélange of the two stories appeared in the Denver Rocky Mountain Herald, a small weekly of 2,000 circulation, edited by the wife of Poet Thomas Hornsby Ferril. Said the Herald, in a front-page jingle titled Flynnlandia...
...long as there are men here who want to go out for sports there will be teams to go out for," Arthur Sampson, Harvard Athletic Association Publicity Director and sports writer for the Boston Herald said yesterday, outlining the opportunities in athletics which will be open to the New Freshman entering today...
...strategy or collaboration which might have made last night's news the "greatest story of the year." Its publicity can only be a boomerang in the face of Washington and the press. To over-emphasize the good news is as poor policy as to conceal the bad; to herald in superlatives the intangible accomplishments of the current meeting can only minimize when it comes the effect of a realized collaboration among the United Nations...
Among former CRIMSON editors now prominent in public affairs and journalism are Joseph F. Barnes '27, Managing Editor in 1926 and lately manager of the Moscow bureau of the Herald-Tribune, and Robert J. Bulkley '02, former Democratic Senator from Ohio and President of the CRIMSON in 1901, who sent congratulations and best wishes for this 70th anniversary. John Cowles, newspaper publisher and vicepresident of LOOK magazine, was an editor, as was Corliss Lamont '24, well-known teacher and radical author. Roger Sherman Greene '01, former President, has been a loading diplomat in the Far East...