Word: news
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...newsreels of this incident had also not been snipped, into court also was haled Gaumont-British News Films, facing heavy penalties in the most vivid demonstration in years that Britain enjoys neither freedom of the press nor freedom of the films. The New York Times hazarded the bold guess that the British Director of Public Prosecutions, although he claimed to be trying to scotch articles and films prejudicial to the trial of the accused, may have acted because "the offending stories were of a sort calculated to win public sympathy for McMahon" from whose hand the pistol sped...
...news of U. S. osteopathy...
...scandal reverberated for three days while debates on every conceivable question in connection with it, and interviews with all the persons who were and many who were not concerned in it, dwarfed all other sports news in the U. S. and Germany...
...been idle. Last month The Lord's Day Alliance, in semi-annual meeting in Manhattan, plumped for Presidential Nominee Landon because he had declined to deliver a political speech on Sunday; for Vice Presidential Nominee Knox because he declared he would not publish his Chicago Daily News on the Sabbath. But the National Peace Conference, a coalition of 34 peace bodies, voiced its "intense chagrin" at the weak foreign affairs planks in the Republican platform...
...Names make news." Last week these names made this news...