Word: press
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hopeful of mending this situation, Mr. Rosten applied for an $1,800 Social Science Research Council field fellowship, for 16 months stalked Washington reporters at work, bent elbows with them at the National Press Club bar, came away from the Capital with a neo-scientific cross section of 127 (out of over 200) men who tell the country what the Government is doing...
...editorial men, headed by grave 42-year-old Oliver Franklin Holden, assistant make-up editor, decided that "in this era of turmoil" newspapermen needed organization but along totally different lines from the bread-&-butter aggressiveness of the American Newspaper Guild. The six drew in their friends, organized the American Press Society, "free to foster the economic welfare of its members by methods which would not tend to reduce newspaper salaries to minimum standards or lead to strikes or other coercive and violent measures tending to impair the reputation and dignity of journalism as a profession." The Society would...
Under Guild pressure, Chief Justice Hughes politely withdrew from the Society, but the President definitely down-thumbed the Guild's protests by describing at his press conference how Steve Early and he had looked over the Society's constitution, decided it was a "pretty good thing." To the correspondents he read...
...White House press conferences, Pressagent Michelson sits to the rear and the right of the President...
...SMALL SECTS IN AMERICA - Cokesbury Press...