Word: outlooks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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More realistic in his outlook than Chairman Sanders
...cash loan. Jay N. ("Ding") Darling discussed the August farm strike in his own Iowa. Incongruously sprinkled in were bits of Ogden Nash's flighty doggerel. Readers could only conclude that, if Editor-in-Chief Smith was really responsible for the content and make-up of his New Outlook, he was still a better politician than an editor...
...event of political rather than publishing importance was last week's appearance of the first issue of The New Outlook edited by Alfred Emanuel Smith.- Theodore Roosevelt had thundered to the country from this same editorial chair and, before him, Lyman Abbott and Henry Ward Beecher. Now readers cocked ears to a voice it had heard often in the Press and over the "raddio." Introduced briefly by Publisher Frank Aloysius Tichenor, Editor Smith plunged into a three-page editorial opening the magazine as follows: "The New Outlook will check up once a month on what is taking place politically...
With the publication of the New Outlook last week. Alfred E. Smith revealed another strong bid to keep himself in the public eye. He has taken over a magazine with a tradition of independent thought and allegiance to no group, political, religious, or financial; and has brought it back to prominence without, apparently, sacrificing these traditions. Yet the peculiar position of Smith and most of the other contributors points towards a more definite and more useful and than the magazine has previously shown...
...chief means of reaching the public with their much needed ideas. In this position they have dwindled into comparative obscurity, hastening the degeneration of their party and of the nation as a whole. The sole recourse for such men is a prominent, respected magazine such as the New Outlook purposes...