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...President's Communist backing than New Dealers have been in harping on the Liberty League's friendship for the Republican nominee. Publisher William Randolph Hearst has put a charge of Red fire in his daily blast against the New Deal. Last month Col. Robert Rutherford ("Bertie") McCormick shocked his Chicago Tribune readers with this scarehead: MOSCOW ORDERS REDS IN U. S. TO BACK ROOSEVELT. Featured in the GOPress was the resignation of James Casey as managing editor of Manhattan's Communist Daily Worker because of his disgust with "candidates who speak in the open for Earl Browder...
...chain sells minimum victuals at minimum prices. Last week Macfadden restaurant figures showed a deficit of only $5,610.40 for the first half of 1936. Also acquired in 1931 was Liberty, now the big façade of the Macfadden publishing structure. Publishers Joseph Medill Patterson and Robert Rutherford McCormick could not make it pay. Under the direction of kinetic Editor Charles Fulton Oursler,* who runs the magazine mostly by teletype from West Falmouth, Mass., Liberty (circulation: 2,505,302) is now believed to be in the black...
Divorced, Charles Cutler Dawes, son of Utilitarian Rufus Cutler Dawes who headed Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition; by Mrs. Emily McCormick Dawes; in Chicago. Grounds: desertion...
...eventually got out by way of Constantinople. In Paris and New York Countess Nostitz ardently propagandized against the Bolsheviks, flinging "her entire energies into it, even at the risk of being unpopular." Despite her zeal, the only success she could record was that of persuading the late Senator Medill McCormick, who had "leanings towards 'giving the Bolsheviks a chance,' " not to visit Russia...
With the Presidential campaign coming to a boil, Publisher McCormick is prepared to use all his journalistic resources to try to defeat Franklin D. Roosevelt. Therefore, Tribune readers last week confidently expected to see on Page 1 more & more of able Cartoonist Orr's aggressive New Deal attacks, while Cartoonist Joe Parrish backs him up by interpreting McCormick ideas on the editorial page...