Word: monitors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Saville R. Davis, news editor of the Christian Science Monitor, will address the new members on December...
...Abolition by law of chain newspapers might have some merit," Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, agreed. The other speaker, John H. Thomson, vice-president of the New England Newspaper Guild, said that harmful press censorship could also arise from business and advertising interests of the newspapers...
...journalists are Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor: August Heckscher, editorial writer for the New York Herald Tribune; and John H. Thompson, international vice-president of the American Newspaper Guild. The attorney is Morris L. Ernst, who has worked in many civil rights cases...
...Hanson Baldwin charted the three-year war's strategy. In his usual slick style, Philip Wylie wrote the love story of a Russian girl, who had been sterilized by a bomb burst, and a U.S. major. Arthur Koestler, Marguerite Higgins, Walter Reuther, Walter Winchell and the Christian Science Monitor's Erwin Canham were on hand to report on the rebirth in conquered Moscow of such things as religion, unions, a free press, the beginnings of democratic government. As a pious afterthought Collier's said editorially: "We do not think that war is inevitable." The special issue...
...Even the Monitor succumbed, saying, "Crushing crowds of cheering Bostonians stood on tiptoes today to get a fleeting glimpse." But the Times commented, "It was not the sort of hysterical outpouring that met Colonel Lindberg 23 years ago...nor was it quite the sort of demonstration associated with a personnage who is both a hero and a legend...Most people seemed content principally to turn to those near them and exclaim...