Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...other rabbinate followed the forgiving lead of Polish Jewry, for many an Orthodox Jew cherishes the tradition of boycotting Spaniards. In his able We Jews, Journalist George Sokolsky characteristically reports : "England and Holland which used him [the Jew] prospered, while Spain, which excluded him, collapsed economically and its great Empire sank into a Mediterranean memory...
...curse of Latin America. In his tract on the Capitalistic Rover Boys in Cuba, entitled The Crime of Cuba, he lambasted the then U. S. Ambassador Harry F. Guggenheim whose family had given Baiter Beals a Guggenheim Fellowship to study imperialism in Mexico. Fact was that last week Journalist Beals had not made up his mind about the present regime of President Carlos Mendieta and Chief of Staff Fulgencio Batista...
DEATH IN 4 LETTERS-Francis Beeding -Harper ($2). A fictionalized "Arms and the Men," with a crack journalist, a lady doctor, a huge red-bearded artist chasing and being chased across the Continent. Bright and fast, with some convincing touches of realism, considerable humor...
...Author. From Kilkenny, Ireland, Francis Hackett came to the U. S. at 17, became a literary journalist, first in Chicago, then in Manhattan, where his weekly pages in The New Republic made town talk for eight years. In 1922 he stopped writing about books, began writing about men. Research for his Henry the Eighth took him six years. On Francis the First he spent five...
JORNADA-R. L. Duffus-Covici, Friede ($2.50). Historical romance of the U. S. Southwest, by a prolific but careful journalist...