newshawk

The newshawk and he both had their ears out a foot.

Leak this to your favorite newshawk and you're out a job.

The only thing the matter with him for a movie newshawk was that he wasn't drunk.

A real friendship existed between the ace detective and the newshawk.

Clyde sat well back in the other, to avoid being recognized by a newshawk from a rival paper.

This should have satisfied any newshawk, but Bundy's nose still itched.

The Newshawk is the school's official paper.

He was famous as New York's most efficient newshawk.

Maybe it was the old newshawk instinct.

I go down and outside the house a guy that works on the Chronicle, a newshawk, is coming off the porch and getting into his car.

Among them was a New York newshawk named Clyde Burke.

He's still a newshawk.

Anyway, I don't want a newshawk tagging along when I'm going over to Jersey.

Burke of the Classic was the only New York newshawk in town, and had practically talked himself into the assignment.

Prey for a Newshawk (1961)

Or a newshawk?"

The local newshawk explained that Industria was a single-tax community, where property was put to use.

Education of a Newshawk In his early teens, Mr. Shaw would telephone newspaper and broadcast reporters.

Not a newshawk in Manhattan had guessed the real truth: that a stake much greater than fifty thousand dollars lay behind the Mask's daring raid.

If this reply astonished the newshawk, it staggered Kinnison and the others who knew Samms best.

In the early 1960s Weintraub wrote two thrillers about newshawk Roscoe Barber.

I suspect nations and races and worlds that no one of us has as yet heard of-not even you, the top-drawer newshawk of the universe."

"The Missing Newshawk Caper" (July 18, 1948)

He said: "The permit was issued about a year ago to a newshawk on the PressChronicle, name of Dart Burwand.