Word: snyders
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...writing that gives an impression of veiled sarcasm from which no one is immune. Your latest accomplishment has been to find (issue for July 4) a little mud to throw at Col. Charles Lindbergh in your discussion of his "signed" story, classing him with Peaches Browning and Ruth Snyder. If your attitude toward him hadn't been clear before, it is now. Your petty article reminds one of the small-town gossip whose chief joy lies in muddying some clean name in the neighborhood. I have concluded that "readableness, interest," to quote one of your own apologies, is your...
Ruth Brown Snyder-Jack Lait, of the King Features Syndicate...
Last week William Randolph Hearst, titular head of many a potent U. S. newspaper, discussed in Editor & Publisher the ethics of crime reporting. After estimating that "the New York Times, which is a very thorough paper, printed more words on the Snyder trial than any other newspaper in New York," Mr. Hearst entered upon a comparison between the newspaper and the author: "There are various elements of interest in the fiction stories which appear in books and on the stage, and in the fact stories which appear in newspapers-such as romance, adventure, melodrama, comedy and tragedy. . . . "In dealing with...
...Stanton, Miss Julia Anne McMeen; R. B. Breenman, Miss Rosamond Adams; G. L. Perin, Miss Dorothy Perham; T. A. Viehe, Miss Esme Lucas; F. M. Thomas, Miss Polly Kittridge; W. P. Lyford, Miss Alice Mills; R. G. Puffer, Miss Gertrude Puffer; D. F. Harding, Miss Elizabeth Snyder; F. H. Cannon, Miss Josephine Flynn...
...Greatest Catastrophe." Few U. S. citizens appeared to realize the extent of the flood disaster. During the last fortnight, indeed, the flood did not enjoy a "good press." The Snyder-Gray trial and the Lindbergh transatlantic flight elbowed it onto the inside pages of many a newspaper. Nevertheless, observers united in terming it the greatest of peacetime national catastrophes of all time...