Newspapermen

Drinking with newspapermen, and I think with a lot of other people, too, is often done and most insidiously after work as a kind of reward.

For newspapermen, it was an enormous thing because if you didn't have a job, if you didn't like the job you had at the New York Journal-American, you could go down the street and go to work for the Post.

In his spare time, Altman is an avid Los Angeles Lakers and Dodgers fan, is the commissioner of a Fantasy Baseball league with several other current and former newspapermen, runs a real estate empire and likes to watch old movies on TCM.

Toronto’s censors were newspapermen empowered to shut down shows they considered indecent.

Newspapers and newspapermen have been pictured in movies and novels over the years as being cruel and heartless.

H.H. Wilson, 1942, p. 723. His relatives in Manhattan, Kansas included several newspapermen.

Johnson was elected speaker of the "Little Congress," a group of Congressional aides, where he cultivated Congressmen, newspapermen and lobbyists.

Patton's men tied the bodies to the hoods of the Dodges, returning to headquarters in Dublán and an excited reception from US newspapermen.