Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Price of Butter. Beneath his old-fashioned journalist's prose, readers could trace the change in U.S. attitude toward Europe-a change from Sunday feature stories (with an undertone of the comic strip) to solid, informed reporting about such brass tacks as the EAM in Greece and the price of butter in Britain...
...Fourth of the writing Mowrers: Edgar's wife Lilian (Journalist's Wife, Arrest and Exile, Rip Tide of Aggression...
...read it," confesses Publisher Holt, "with anger [and] revulsion, [but] we recognized that these emotions . . . did not answer the question whether the book should or should not be published." Berlin-born (1901) Heinrich Hauser is an experienced journalist, and author of 30-odd novels and political studies (Hitler versus Germany; Battle against Time). In 1939 he fled Germany, not so much, it would seem, because he hated Hitler, but because his children were half Jewish. He wanted to write freely, and he believed that Germany was "accursed." After six years on a farm outside New York City, Hauser still fears...
...Republic, introducing Contributor Percy Winner to its readers last week, solemnly repeated his own fancy description of himself as a "depth journalist." Just what a depth journalist does was carefully explained by the editors: "He writes on psychological aspects of modern politics with special reference to the factor of mass irrationality...
...steady stream of cables, wires, newspaper clippings, press releases and trade journals pours across his desk, and he reads them all for leads for TIME stories. But Wendt is no armchair journalist: he spends some six months of every year piling up as many as 92,000 miles visiting the government, industrial and college laboratories he likes to call "the birthplace of the future...