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...Churchills, Winston and Randolph, saved the day. Winston (by letter, read in court) said that he had always considered Flandin pro-Allied. Son Randolph (in person) said that he had talked with Flandin in North Africa, believed he was anti-German...
Agness ("Aggie") Underwood is an uninhibited Los Angeles crime reporter. She has lately been teaching William Randolph Hearst's granddaughter Phoebe the newspaper business (TIME, May 27). Last week Aggie gave her Hearstling apprentice a forthright lesson in the care and treatment of city editors...
Damon Runyon got his first newspaper job when he was a gawky 16-year-old Kansas kid. He has written about 80,000,000 words since then. Some of them were very good. As William Randolph Hearst's top sports-byliner, he could make a silk purse out of a cauliflower ear. When Collier's ballyhooed a Runyon short story on its cover, newsstand sales sometimes went up 60,000 copies. But last week, at 65, Damon Runyon looked back at his career, and said he wished he had been playing Pagliacci instead...
...greatest ovation in my 50 years of concert going," said Mrs. William Randolph Hearst Sr. Said Jeritza: "A rabbit could have scared me away. I went to the post like a race horse which wears blinders. My heart was going boom, boom, boom...
...want to fly? There must be cogent reasons, and not all as lyrical as Icarus'. One answer has been given by the Army Air Forces' Colonel R. C. Anderson, who during the war had an unexcelled psychiatrist's-eye view as chief of neuropsychiatry at Randolph Field's School of Aviation Medicine. He offered his diagnosis before the Aero Medical Convention in Chicago. Some highlights...