Word: randolph
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...most poignant sign of the degeneracy of the times is shown by the lamentable position of William Randolph Hearst, for whom things have come to such a pass that he must buy a quarter page advertisement in the New York Herald-Tribune (of all places!) to assure a suspicious nation that his intentions have never been anything but strictly honorable. Those who deny this are not only malicious criminals but also un-American and subversive...
...with Americanism itself. If the Hearst papers have their way from now on the country is in for a long era of economic stability. Advocates of paying large veterans' bonuses with printing-press money and supporters of high-powered sales taxes will look elsewhere for aid in the future. Randolph Hearst has sowed his wild oats and is now definitely on the bandwagon of liberalism and laissez-faire democracy...
...York City last week 30,000 students at Columbia, New York University, Brooklyn College, Barnard, Hunter, many another college and high school observed National Peace Day by quitting their classes to demonstrate against War, Fascism, Big Navies and William Randolph Hearst...
...University of Michigan, pacifists wished they had not had all their fun a week early when they hanged William Randolph Hearst in effigy, with speeches by "Arthur Fuzzbrain" and "Marion Navies...
...more enlightened biddies in Holworthy Hall catches up on her reading by picking last evening's newspapers out of the wastebasket each morning and perusing the more enticing headlines by whatever light is apt to penetrate that dingy grotto. The morning after the peace demonstration William Randolph Hearst succeeded in rousing her to a high pitch of excitement with accounts of subversive, un-American, and Marxist activities in our institutions of learning. Puzzled and alarmed she buttonholed a Holworthyite on his way to class with the bland question, "Mr. Burlingthwarp, what's a Commamist?" Disentangling politic 1 philosophies with...