Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...meetings. There the footmen, butlers, housemaids, valets, cooks, pages and workers at the Royal Mews can take their gripes, if they have any. However, an aura of bliss seems to have settled over the Royal menage. Wrote J. R. Clynes, former Home Secretary, in the Municipal and General Workers Journal: "In an enlightened future the head of a royal household staff may not only have the honor attaching to his place of employment but the honor of acting as shop steward for his mates...
...Corum, broadcasting baseball is old hat, but his favorite. He has followed the game since he was seven, got his first job writing baseball for the New York Times 27 years ago. Arthur Brisbane liked a story Bill wrote about Walter Johnson, lured him over to Hearst's Journal-American, where he has been ever since. He travels with the clubs, knows most of the major-league players, was an old favorite of John ("The Great") McGraw and Miller Huggins. He also is a favorite of other journalists. Wrote Westbrook Pegler: "There is never any night where Our Will...
...gave emphasis in our New York sessions to the preposed International Union of Students that we wished to establish. Detailed proposals were worked out for an international clearing house for student exchange, a commission to work on the rehabilitation of devastated universities, an international student newspaper and journal to facilitate exchange of ideas and information. Other proposals, too numerous to list, were drafted during those wearisome twelve hour sessions in New York. When the week was up, we had the basic frame work of a program which was to prove invaluable when we arrived in Prague...
...faithful readers of your excellent journal we have followed for many days, weeks, and months the complexities of the Student Council affair. We have followed in your columns the mounting barrage of charges and counter-charges, abuse, recrimination, argument, rebuttal and denial. During all this time as far as we can see, the attitude of the College has remained doggedly apathetic, with the exception of the Crimson, the Liberal Union...
...years ago, many a small boy has been sent home from school for treatment. But doctors knew only one effective remedy: removing the infected hair, either by X ray or by pulling. Last week doctors of the U.S. Public Health Service had cheering news: scalping, they reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, may be unnecessary. In a wide test in Hagerstown, Md. they had discovered that an ointment rubbed on the head can cure scalp ringworm...