Word: interviewing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...desk editor, last night sent out a CRIMSON reporter to interview Bernard De Voto '18, one of the more prominent younger writers of today. Before the evening had grown old the reporter learned some interesting things about the gentlemen of the press, the which spoiled his entire evening...
...expect to increase the size of the University Band this fall until it is again the largest in the East," asserted H. L. Holland 1L, leader of the Harvard corps in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday...
...spring sold $70,000,000 bonds of the Tokyo Electric Light Co. (TIME, June 18). Kotaro Wakao's father, Shohachi Wakao, is Tokyo Electric's president. Discerning international bankers see the son, now 32, some future day succeeding the father. Last week reporters stopped him for an interview. He gave it: "I have been impressed, when I walked into the offices of corporations at Boston, Schenectady, Chicago and New York of the importance assumed by the private secretary of the chief executive. Often I have mistaken the secretary for the president of the corporation. His suavity and pomposity...
Quoted often on matters of motion, famed Henry Ford has seldom if ever before made extensive statements in regard to religion. Last week in an interview with Journalist George Sylvester Viereck which was later printed in Hearst newspapers he revealed his theories about his own soul and those of other men. Views...
This and much more Adman Bruce Barton (The "Nobody Knows" Series) said in an interview printed last week by the New York Telegram. Theoretically, he was answering a similar interview with Publisher H. L. Mencken, whom he good-naturedly called "an actor . . . bad influence on young people ... a grand court jester ... a sad voice singing 'Sweet Adeline' in the speakeasies." Pungent paragraphs from Mr. Barton's interview follow...