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Awards of 16 Nieman Fellowships were announced by the University yesterday. Thirteen states are represented by the newspapermen who will spend a year at Harvard working on projects which have been approved by the Foundation...
This is the fifth group of newspapermen to come to Harvard under the grant of more than a million dollars established by Mrs. Agnes Wahl Nieman, in memory of her husband, Lucius W. Nieman, founder of the Milwaukee Journal...
...Censor Byron Price congratulated the press on its "magnificent" performance in keeping mum about the six-day Washington visit of Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov—"news of very high importance . . . known to hundreds of newspapermen and broadcasters." (Only paper that talked was the tabloid Philadelphia News, which gossiped: "The talk in official Russian circles here is that Premier V. M. Molotov of Soviet Russia is in this country on a secret mission of vast importance.") Actually, while photographers waited at the White House to catch the Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Molotov strolled slowly past them and not a camera clicked...
...journalism graduate of Northwestern University, got his first newspaper job in the New East in 1935 just after Il Duce's grab at Ethiopia. TIME's Foreign News editor found him there in 1938, when he already had a reputation as one of the best informed newspapermen in the area. Zinder has been working for TIME ever since, digging out the news for us in the deserts of Arabia and the ports of Syria, in Cyprus, Trans-Jordania, Palestine, Turkey, Irak, Iran, Egypt, and now Libya...
This is the fifth group of newspapermen to come to Harvard under the grant of more than a million dollars established by Mrs. Agucs Wahi Nieman, in memory of her husband, Luctus W. Nioman, founder of the Milwankee Journal. The atipends very according to each man's salary, and the plan is designed to promote journalism by giving the reciplents opportunity for unrestricted study of many subjects in the University's curriculum...