Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that the tone of Mr. Truman's reply was somewhat startling." But Congressman McDonough contented himself with appending a few observations to the letter and quietly inserting the whole correspondence in the Congressional Record. There the matter would have rested, buried in the Appendix, if a free-lance journalist had not spotted it and passed it on to the New York Daily News's able hatchetman, John O'Donnell. Last week, Columnist O'Donnell ran the full text of the correspondence. A few hours later, Harry Truman's gratuitous remarks about the U.S. Marine Corps...
...reasons why we feel especially well equipped to tell you what is going on in the Far East these days, and what to expect in the weeks to come. For each of these checks indicates a TIME staff member who has either been a working journalist in the Far East or who has lived there long enough to know it well...
Taking orders for his new syndicated weekly newspaper column: up & coming new Journalist Cecil B. (for Blount) DeMille of Hollywood...
...Billy Wallace could claim to be a close rival of Johnny's. Moreover, Billy represented the modern set, and was rated, according to one arbiter of London society, an "amusing, smart, gay companion with American connections" (after his father's death in 1941, his mother married American Journalist Herbert Agar). Gossips felt that Billy might appeal more to Margaret's volatile character than "quiet and friendly" Dalkeith, who is bored by nightclubs...
...Fielder to perfect his Chinese at the University of California. When World War II ended, Fielder went back to his true calling, took a job as night city editor for the Associated Press in San Francisco, hoping that a chance would come to go back to China as a journalist...