Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...also seen service as a professional journalist on the staff of a wellknown Boston daily, as correspondent for various New York papers, and as a literary contributor to current periodicals...
Although only 21 years old, Beebe has had an unusual amount of literary experience, both as an undergraduate at Yale and as a professional journalist...
...Directorate of the Fascist Party, Benito at its head, appointed a committee of 15, composed of five Senators, five Deputies, three professors, one judge, one journalist, to modify the Constitution. Benito told them that they were only to do a little decorating and "to leave the main walls of the Constitution as they...
Charles W. Paddock, of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, journalist, student, Chautauqua lecturer and sprinter, hotfooted through his 100- and 220-yd. paces creditably, tied the world's record for each. The 220-yd. record, 20 4/5 sec., is Paddock's exclusive property. For 100 yd., 9 3/5 sec. has been sufficient time for several hotfooters...
...Journalism Be a Profession?" wrote Ernest H. Gruening, experienced journalist* for the September Century. He well knew that his., question was academic; that readers, not journalists, direct the tendencies of newspaperdom. But Dr. Gruening has something of what another famed editor? calls the journalist's "apostolic zeal." Said he: "A survey of American newspapers today leads to the inevitable conclusion that two tendencies more or less antagonistic are moulding the destinies of our press. In the conflict of the profession of journalism versus the newspaper business, the latter is romping to victory...