Word: transcript
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...running commentary on sports of the day by George Carens of the Transcript, Fred Allen, Parkyarkarkas, Al Jolson and others brought to the microphone through the impersonations of Ray Guild '43, and five minutes of song by the female attraction, Helen Carrol, helped keep the show moving throughout the better part of three hours' entertainment
...enclosing an open letter which was sent yesterday morning to Bishop Lawrence and to the Boston Transcript. You are at liberty to publish it if you wish. Elizabeth A. Cobb. (Mrs. Stanley Cobb...
Your address before the Convention of the Episcopal Diocese was unsatisfactorily quoted in the Transcript. The reader cannot be clear what your meaning was. The first impression is that you were endeavoring to whip up public opinion in this country to lend an active hand to England in her fight. The Harvard Crimson in an editorial today has evidently so interpreted your words. More careful reading and more especially my esteem for you make me question the validity of this interpretation. Surely the Church does not wish to send our young men out to kill? That they should risk their...
Promptly Jimmy's boss, Secretary of State Hull, demanded to see a transcript of the speech, and as Jimmy flew back to his New Jersey estate, delivered a stinging and public rebuke: "The address contravened standing instructions to American diplomatic officers. . . . Such public statements by our diplomatic representatives are likely to disturb the relations between this and other governments." The Hon. Mr. Cromwell, his head still on but his diplomatic bottom well spanked, was told to observe in future the "standing instructions...
...Nazis' secret plans for the Third Reich. It obscured almost as much as it disclosed, but occasional clear statements of the Nazis' real aims stood out like moments of nightmare in a some what foggy dream. His new book, The Voice of Destruction, is an evidently hurried transcript of notes on Hitler's private assertions in 1932-34. It may be substantially credited or discounted according to how much distortion the reader sees in Junker Rauschning's solemn retrospective indignation. It is certainly unique for the picture it gives of Hitler snapping and shouting...