Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...France, where the Kellogg Pact is cordially mistrusted, scathing U. S. Journalist William Morton Fullerton observed, last week, in the Paris Figaro, that the Powers seem to have infected each other with "contagious Pactomania...
...Road. Only a French journalist could chatter of White Slavery with such inoffensive skimming swiftness as Monsieur Albert Londres has attained in The Road to Buenos Ayres. The man is a magpie?a shrewd one?and a correspondent of Le Petit Parisien. When Argentine passport officials asked dapper Magpie Londres why he proposed to land at Buenos Aires, he blithely chirped: "Mes amis, I have come to see your souteneurs, your pimps...
...Aragon, Spain, between 30 and 40 years ago; that she sang in a convent, in fishermen's cafes, before the King of Spain; that she has acquired three maids, eight dogs. 42 trunks of fine clothes; that she smokes cigarets tantalizingly. Her one-time husband, Gomez Carillo, South American journalist, once thought she was insane. But the Pope annulled that marriage...
...gleaned from the record of the Lampoon ball tossers so far this season the Mt. Auburn St. Aggregation is reputedly of unusual strength. The power of the CRIMSON nine has been amply demonstrated by its well earned mental and moral victory over the strong Princetonian batsmen last Saturday. The journalist ball players have enjoyed a complete rest from their bruising encounter on the New Jersey turf and are eagerly anticipating this afternoon's fracas with their time-honored rivals...
Born. To Herbert Carl Sturhahn, famed footballer, twice (1925-26) All-American guard (Yale); in Manhattan, a son (weight 9 lb. 6 oz.). The maternal grandfather is David Lawrence, famed Washington journalist and president of the United States Daily...