WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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... Boss, I am going to interview Evans and Sontag.' " 'Oh, yes,' said the boss, 'that's a fine idea, Petie; but how are you going to do it?' " 'I don't know yet,' said Petie, 'but I would. $o William Randolph Hearst.
... Boss, I am going to interview Evans and Sontag.' " 'Oh, yes,' said the boss, 'that's a fine idea, Petie; but how are you going to do it?' " 'I don't know yet,' said Petie, 'but I would. $o William Randolph Hearst.
第 108 頁
... boss the best advice on these religious situations. "First the Jews were alienated, then the Catholics, and finally many Protestant sects. "The most dangerous things to meddle with are people's religious beliefs. "People are most ...
... boss the best advice on these religious situations. "First the Jews were alienated, then the Catholics, and finally many Protestant sects. "The most dangerous things to meddle with are people's religious beliefs. "People are most ...
第 182 頁
... boss, who, in this instance, will be William Randolph Hearst." He charged that Landon would be nominated by "substantially the same interests that selected candidate Harding at Chicago in 1920." Just a bit nettled, Mr. Hearst wrote a ...
... boss, who, in this instance, will be William Randolph Hearst." He charged that Landon would be nominated by "substantially the same interests that selected candidate Harding at Chicago in 1920." Just a bit nettled, Mr. Hearst wrote a ...
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