Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...science student he found so many things to interest and annoy him that at the end of three years he flunked, had to go back to teaching once more. A long apprenticeship at freelance writing taught him gradually how to write naturally. Slowly he became a journalist, an author, a Great...
...young French poet who fell Gallically in love with her. At the last minute their elopement fell through; Zita was too blooded a Victorian. Years later they met again, but the poet was no longer a temptation. Instead, Zita fell ridiculously and tragically in love with a vulgar journalist. She told him the story of her life; he sent it to a U. S. newspaper as a Sunday feature story. Her husband immediately got a separation. The journalist married someone else. Zita settled down to be an old lady by herself, took her unresigned but Victorian heart to the grave...
...Sullivan, wife of the arch-Republican pundit-journalist, thanks for correctly identifying Edward of Wales' s good friend. Baltimore-born, Mrs. Simpson was named for her father, Wallis Warfield whose brother Solomon Davies was long president of Seaboard Air Line. Her mother, the late Alice Montague Warfield was famed for her beauty and charm. In 1916 Daughter Wallis married Lieut, (now Commander) E. Winfield Spencer Jr., U.S.N., divorced him nine years later. She went abroad with her mother, renewed friendship with Ernest A. Simpson, an Englishman who graduated from Harvard in 1919. They were married in 1926 in London...
SHADOWS OF THE SUN-Alejandro Perez Lugin; trans. by Sidney Franklin-Scribner ($2.50). Bullfighting novel by a late Spanish journalist, translated by a U. S. matador...
Liberty's "intimate revelations" were written by Frazier ("Spike") Hunt, old-time journalist and War correspondent. He owns a ranch in Western Alberta near the Prince's ranch, proudly boasts that he and H. R. H. are "good neighbors...