Word: telegram
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Never has Socialist Thomas been elected to any public job. But the Wickersham endorsement heartened forlorn independents. Perhaps a political miracle might happen. On that basis the potent New York World-Telegram declared for Candidate Thomas in a stirring editorial, cartooned him as outrunning lame Col. Carrington. Tammany-burdened Mr. Levy. No other New York newspaper, however, would throw its support to what seemed doomed to be always a lost cause...
...national magazines and on the radio. Newspapers will get advertising from local dental societies. There are, Dr. John F. Hawks of Manhattan estimated, 36,000,000 people in the U. S. who take no care of their teeth at all, need immediate dental persuasion. President Hoover sent a telegram approving the idea. Manufacturers of tooth pastes and dentists' supplies are expected to foot most of the bills. The Association's budget for normal expenses next year...
Following its policy of writing a daily human interest story, the New York World-Telegram has lately turned to the lives and opinions of well known artists' models. For sculpture it presented Miss Leone Osborne, a broad beamed young woman with a great deal of brown hair, proud of her profession and only too willing to be quoted...
...probability the gains of World-Telegram, Times and Herald Tribune were definitely World pie pieces. Some of the gains made by Hearst's American came from the same source; but much was due to a costly Hearst promotion campaign which should have brought results under any circumstances...
...persons whose names would give the Imps prominence (perhaps not authority) are Manhattan's Mayor James John Walker and California's Will Rogers. To these went telegrams offering Impship. To a third, Mayor Key of Atlanta, went also a telegram which received a prompt answer...