Word: newshawked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Yeah) in which pre-inaugural statements by Mr. Roosevelt are contrasted with postinaugural developments. Editor Smith rejected the article. It too ("A Story Time Has Told") will appear in the April issue of New Outlook. Newr editor-in-chief of the New Outlook will be onetime Herald Tribune Newshawk Francis Walton, managing editor under Al Smith...
...Ayres, 200-Ib. Congressman from Lewiston, Mont, who has never made a speech in the House, claimed the honor, signed. He was so excited that he forgot his glasses case as he went back to sit down. It was his first claim to fame and not a newshawk in the gallery knew who he was." Apparently, also, the newshawks did not have access to the records of the House of Representatives. The Representative spells his name Ayers, and he hails from Lewistown, Mont, and not Lewiston. When last seen in Montana, he did not wear glasses, but if the newshawks...
Several Army and Navy officers, a few scientists including Radio Engineer Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, a doctor or two, some newshawks, a dentist, the head of Liquid Carbonic Corp. and a handful of his employes stood in a circle last week in the company's one-story brick building in the malodorous gashouse district of Cambridge, Mass. In the middle of the room was a steel tank big enough to hold a pony. It was lined with i.ooo Ib. of frozen carbon dioxide, popularly called "dry ice." The temperature inside was somewhere between...
...Ayres, 200-lb. Congressman from Lewiston. Mont, who has never made a speech in the House, claimed the honor, signed. He was so excited that he forgot his glasses case as he went back to sit down. It was his first claim to fame and not a newshawk in the gallery knew...
...Last week a Chicago Tribune newshawk called up one of the six Michael J. O'Briens listed in Chicago telephone directories. What did Mr. O'Brien think of the Exchange Bill? 'I'm heartily in favor of it," rumbled Mr. O'Brien. "I do not view the margin requirements as excessive. . . . I believe the stock business is in need of much reform. . . . I wish to see wild speculation barred forever." The Tribune duly recorded these views along with objections by other Chicagoans. The Chicago Evening American headlined: HEAD OF STOCK EXCHANGE FOR FEDERAL CURB...