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Frantic was the rush of U. S. summer trippers hoping to glimpse the Windsors in the Bahamas. The cruise ship Acadia cleared from Manhattan for Nassau with 40% more passengers than she ever carried before. To Bermuda went the President Roosevelt, with reporters and cameramen celebrating...
Germany's PK forces last week numbered 200 men with some 400 technical assistants. Including reporters, cameramen, cartoonists, painters, radio analysts, they gave Germany the fullest war coverage that any army in the field has ever...
...individual feat of reporting, it was accomplished by sheer weight of man power. In Europe were some 10,000 reporters and cameramen last week. From the German side, pictures of tanks and motorized columns going into action, from the Allies pictures of bombed nuns and refugees flashed across the Atlantic by wirephoto. Only drawings were scarce, for cameramen have generally succeeded the able draftsmen who used to follow armies. One of the few artists who has acted as a reporter in the field is Bernard Lamotte whose paintings of France in arms TIME presents on the four following pages...
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Last week, three days out of hospital after an operation for appendicitis, Eileen Herrick stole away from home, met George Lowther. Shepherded by a Daily News reporter, with two Daily News cameramen in attendance, they fled to Conway, N. H. by plane and motor. While rival newsmen gnashed their teeth in impotent rage, Romeo & Juliet wrote a happy ending (exclusive in the Daily News), were married at last...