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Schlesinger wrote to the late Alfred R. Mclntyre, then president of Little, Brown: "Each day increases my sense of shame at ever having been associated with your house. I would never have signed up in 1939 if one of your leading members had been an active pro-Nazi, and I have no intention of being published by Little, Brown today when one of your leading members is [pro-Communist]." The letter was never answered...
...from the two mediums in which he worked for 20 years. Early this year, McNaught Syndicate hired Swayze to do a column called "New York," now appearing in 50 newspapers-a sentimental and often arch performance which reminds some readers of the folksy prose of the late O. O. Mclntyre. And last week, Swayze signed with Sponsor Raytheon (TV sets) for a 15-minute radio news program starkly entitled John Cameron Swayze...
First team players are John Cotter, Pierre Lelandais, George Solla Sam Adams, Jim Johnson, Joe Sexton Colin Mclntyre, David Akers, Roger Salceby, Tom Calhoun, George Leo, Mark Collins, Brad Lundberg, Lowis Travis, and Bill Lewis...
...personality that has far more bite than his poesy. His assets include a suave platform manner perfected at innumerable Rotary lunches, nimble eyebrows, a vibrant voice that radiates sincerity. Seated at a circular table, looking like a cross between an older Fred Allen and the late O. O. Mclntyre, he recites his poems, listens contentedly to ballad-singing Guitarist Paul Arnold, or makes small talk with a wholesome-looking young woman named Rachel Stevenson, who occasionally pours coffee. Sometimes a guest sits in, but "we never have a celebrity, just some homey type with a warm, interesting human story...
Died. Charles Benedict Driscoll, 65, editor and columnist; of a heart attack; in Yonkers, N.Y. As editor of McNaught Syndicate, he hired as writers such famed names as Eleanor Roosevelt and Albert Einstein. When his star columnist, O.O. Mclntyre, died in 1938, Driscoll took over the "New York Day by Day" column...