Word: randolph
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...keep the issue alive from a news angle, Publisher William Randolph Hearst jumped into the spotlight with a demand that the court keep Western Union from giving up to the Senate Committee a certain telegram which he sent April 5, 1935 to James T. Williams Jr., Hearst editorial writer in Washington, ordering a series of anti-New Deal editorials. Since this telegram was specifically named in a Senate subpoena, Justice Wheat declared it could not be classed as an unreasonable search and seizure of papers...
...Franklin Roosevelt a heaven-sent gift to the U. S. people. Last week he announced that he "could not spare the time" to run for President himself, graciously endorsed Governor Alfred Mossman Landon of Kansas as the second best choice. Observers, quick to see the hand of Publisher William Randolph Hearst behind the move, thought the probable split in California's Republican ranks would be more than Governor Merriam bargained...
Last week at Chicago newsstands some 22,000 readers of William Randolph Hearst's morning Herald & Examiner picked up that paper, paused, put it down again, walked angrily away. Reason: the Herex had upped its price from...
Also on the program will be Bancroft Beatley, President of Simmons College, and Eugene Randolph Smith, Headmaster of the Beaver Country Day School...
Among stockholders to whom Homestake's annual statement brought satisfaction was Publisher William Randolph Hearst, whose interest in the company is an old family matter. Homestake was one of the biggest winnings made by his mining-minded father in a long and gamesome career.* With two partners, the late Senator George Hearst bought the Homestake claims for $70,000 and incorporated them in San Francisco in 1877. In the preceding summer the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians had been driven westward out of the Black Hills by U. S. troops sent to avenge the Custer massacre, and for the first...