Word: telegraphe
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Ellin Mackay Berlin, daughter of Telegraph Tycoon Clarence Mackay and wife of Composer Irving Berlin, made her debut as a short-story writer in the Saturday Evening Post. Title: "But Not for Love...
...Manhattan Bancroft Gherardi, American Telephone & Telegraph's chief engineer, rejected "all kinds of extraordinary suggestions" to end the Depression, held that "time and such evolutionary changes as are constantly taking place will, as in the past, bring us out of our trouble...
...gradual change to the dial system in Cambridge will begin within three months, on completion of a new exchange building by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. The new building, which will serve all of Cambridge, and will probably affect the private exchange of the University, now located in Lehman Hall, is being erected on Ware Street, a block behind the Freshman Union. Having submitted plans of the new building to the University for approval, the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company decided upon a Georgian form of architecture as being in greatest harmony with most of the more...
...Telegraph is a 100-year-old paper catering exclusively to showfolk and followers of the turf. At some periods it has handled general news but for the past two years it has been bound by an inflexible rule to print only news of stage, screen, racetrack. It was probably the only daily in the U. S. which carried not one line about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, to which it was unable to find a Broadway '"angle...
...second time within a year, the Telegraph was confronted by a momentous story beyond its province. How to save its face? The news editor pondered. Horseracing? Cinema? It was impossible to associate Calvin Coolidge with either. Stage? . . . That was it! The editor sent a newshawk scurrying to the office of Sam Harris, producer of the satirical musicomedy Of Thee I Sing. Next day the Telegraph front-paged...