Word: papers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When the United Fruit Liner Pastores docked in Manhattan one day last week, ship newsmen singled out one passenger to ask one question. The passenger was Pennsylvania's Governor John S. Fisher. The question: Would he sign a certain official paper which would release from his State's Eastern Penitentiary a certain convict? Governor Fisher told them: "I'll sign it in the routine way when I get around to it." He went on to Harrisburg, unmindful of the crescendo of public interest in the release by the State of Pennsylvania of its most famed prisoner, the No. 1 underworking...
Kleinman, who last year won an honorable mention in the Times Contest, will have his paper submitted to the Executive Board and entered in a national contest where it will be judged with the winning papers of 19 other colleges. A prize of $500 will be awarded to the winner of this intercollegiate competition. C. E. Wyzanski '27 won this contest in 1926, Last Year's Harvard contest was won by H. G. Abadian...
Glad indeed was Moses Koenigsberg. half of whose 51 years have been spent as a Hearst executive, to enter such a promised land. He became, last week, the paper's general manager. Publisher Frederick G. Bonfils?who bought the Post for his partner Tammen and himself in 1893 with some of the money he made out of operating the Little Louisiana Lottery (TIME, Nov. 19, 1928)?had specially made the new job for his longtime friend Koenigsberg...
...seem out of place around the office of the Denver Post, where once trod fleshy, practical-joking, hard-boiled H. H. Tammen. Nor will a Hearstman be any novelty to Publisher Bonfils, who imported a setting of them in the Yellow '905 when he first began to make his paper a hissing to indiscreet Denver citizens...
...week's show covered the entire main floor and balcony of Grand Central Palace, contained the exhibits of approximately 200 dealers and collectors willing to pay an average of $500 apiece ($2.50 per sq. ft.) to show their wares, which ranged from entire paneled rooms to little booths of paper weights and candlesticks...