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The Roosevelt camp received another set-back last week when the 25 potent Scripps-Howard papers throughout the land frontpaged an editorial entitled "Give Us Alfred E. Smith." Excerpts: "Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt possess in common one dominating trait. Faced in a pinch with political consequences, they yield. Between...
Employes were to pay $25 a share by having 10% to 25% deducted from their salaries. (All employes except unionized mechanical crews had been cut 10% already.) Unlike the Hearst and Scripps-Howard plans of employe participation, Publisher Macfadden's proposition invited employes to buy actual control of the...
Shortly after Publisher Macfadden took personal charge last spring he installed as publisher Edgar M. Alexander, advertising manager of the late New York Worlds, onetime vice president and advertising director of Hearst's American. More recently he hired as general manager bright, clean-cut Ralph Nicholson, 33, who studied...
In Wife to Caesar, as in her first novel The Ellington Brat, Authoress Mellett places her characters along the Potomac's stormy northeast bank. A Washingtonian, wife of the Scripps-Howard editor of the Washington Daily News, she has seen great political and social lions grow from little cubs...
While the death rate has fallen, so has the birth rate. Assumption that this too is due to Depression is a reasonable one, wrote P. K. Whelpton in the American Journal of Sociology last week. Mr. Whelpton, who reported for the Scripps Foundation for Research in Population Problems, recorded 2...