Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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When Robert Edmonds Kintner, 47, became president of American Broadcasting Co. in 1949, he took over some troubles. Kintner, a former Washington reporter (New York Herald Tribune), columnist
Talks were given by N. V. (Swede) Nelson '18, Massachusetts Chairman, Hall of Fame; George E. Little, Executive Secretary, Hall of Fame; and E. W. (Bill) Cunningham, National Chairman, Honors Court and Boston Herald columnist, but it was an unscheduled speech by former Congressman Hamilton Fish that drew the most attention...
Hark ! The herald angels sing "Bultmann is the latest thing." At least, they would if he had not Demythologized...
...Hollywood of robustious (40-18-35½) Actress Jayne (Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?) Mansfield. With a truffle hound's nose for publicity, Jayne quickly set filmland agog by flapping her charms at anyone who could rush her into print or picture. Lunching with the New York Herald Tribune's Hollywood Legman Joe Hyams, Jayne, bubbling over her first film stardom ("Everybody calls me Miss Mansfield") in a movie to be released under the titillating title of The Girl Can't Help It, modestly explained what the "It" stands for: "Sex appeal, what else? This girl...
When Stanley Walker, sometime of the New York Herald Tribune, retired to his native Texas ten years ago, he had a place as Manhattan's most celebrated city editor since the New York Evening World's hard-boiled Charles E. Chapin* and one of the few city editors in newspaper history who could write a decent paragraph. Last week, a successful rancher and freelancer at 57, Walker turned up in Dallas, 140 miles from his ranch, at the Southwest Journalism Forum. In a rattle of pronouncements on the state of U.S. journalism, he proved as tart as ever...