Word: zeitung
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Last month Publisher William Randolph Hearst wrote an article for the Frankfurter Zeitung and reprinted it in his U. S. papers. Therein he commiserated with the Germans for the deliverance of some of her peoples (by the Versailles treaty) into the hands of France, Belgium, Italy, Poland, etc. He compared Germany's present condition to that of a U. S. defeated in war, imagining California and Arizona given back to Mexico; Washington given back to British Columbia; Florida returned to Spain. Then: ". . . we would not be willing to rest content under such an outrage and . . . we would take means...
Berlin's Vossische Zeitung was even franker. Its Angora correspondent cabled...
...Paterson by transferring the Press-Guardian to an Employes Publishing Co., made up of Press-Guardian workers, headed by Charles D. Whidden whom the Ridders had put in charge as publisher at the beginning. Steadily the Press-Guardian continued to lose until last fortnight when the Ridders' Staats-Zeitung, as largest creditor, asked that receivers be appointed...
Publishers Ryan and Gray first acquired the New Jersey Freie Zeitung, Newark's German language morning paper, which was finding its road rough. In the Freie Zeitung's plant they established their new English paper confident that the thriving port of Newark (pop. 439,506) could well support a second morning paper. The only competition, the Newark Ledger, is a tabloid. The new publishers figured their English paper should even pull its elder German brother out of the hole. Pleased and curious, Newark bought daily an average of 21,000 copies of the new Free Press...
Said Berlin's authoritative, independent Vossische Zeitung last week: "He who was elected by part of the people is today the chosen of the whole nation. . . . This dispassionate man, by the glamour of his historic name,* by the dignity he has brought to his great office, has achieved a romantic nimbus...