Word: telegraphed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hiking togs, went out for some fun. A smiling park official approached, asked. ''Well, what have you to say today?" They fled back to the hotel, changed again, headed back to California. Stopping for the night at Kingman they registered as Robert Brown and Miss Brown. Meanwhile telegraph wires were humming. Newshawks searched every town hall on the route, at Holbrook, Williams, Kingman. Flagstaff, to trace a marriage license. None was found. By telegraph the number of the car was checked with California license records, found to belong to Greta Garbo. Next morning in Hollywood newshawks called...
...Became an office boy in Marconi Wireless Telegraph...
...imagination boggles at the extent of the deficit now contemplated," chimed in Viscount Rothermere's Daily Mail. "The whole Roosevelt program," summed up Baron Camrose's Daily Telegraph;, "is a gallant defiance of orthodoxy...
...immediately set about giving their name a show. Knowing the Shuberts' famed pinchbeck failings, Mrs. Ziegfeld began by passing on director, cast, sets and costumes. Since she was acting in Hollywood in Universal's Only Yesterday, names and sketches were submitted to her by mail, telephone and telegraph. After a false start on the road and the addition of $50,000 worth of scenery and costumes, the Shuberts wrung their hands and announced "a new policy of hiring the best talent, like Florenz Ziegfeld himself." When the 1934 Ziegfeld Follies opened last week in Manhattan, the Shuberts...
...post of Chief Marshal, which is traditionally awarded to some member of the class celebrating its twenty-fifth reunion, has in the past been held by such prominent men as President Franklin D. Roosevelt '04, and Walter S. Gifford '05, President of the Bell Telegraph Company, and was awarded last year to John Richardson '08, Republican National Committeeman for Massachusetts...