Word: clemow
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...started, another pictorial, departmentalized, 5? newspaper stalled. Newsdaily of Hartford, Conn., founded by Bice Clemow three months ago, announced suspension of publication until September. It blamed "the terror of lightning warfare" for upsetting its prospects...
Leland D. Burlingame, of Lebanon, N. H. S.B. U. of N. H.; Pao-tung Ching, of Shanghai, China, S.M. Purdue '40; George A. Clemow, of Billings, Mont., S.B. Montana State '40; Ping Chuan Feng, of Peiping, China, S.M. Yenching '34; Ewan W. Fletcher, S.M. '40, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Robert E. Geauque, of St. Louis., S.M. Missouri '40; Vernon B. Hammer, of Portland, Ore., S.B. Washington '40; William Franklin, S.M. '40, of Brooklyn...
...founder was Thomas Bice Clemow, 29, onetime New York picture editor of the Associated Press News Photo Service, onetime news editor of Editor & Publisher. From American Type Founders (who are anxious to promote offset) he got a promise of easy terms on presses and equipment. With International Paper Co. he made a deal for a new, hard-surface newsprint. Among the citizens of Hartford he managed to raise $75,000 capital. His stockholders include Francis Goodwin Smith Jr., a member of his staff, whose father runs the Hartford-Empire (glass) Co.; Insurance Agent Thomas Russell; Lawyer Thomas Hewes (onetime special...
...already had two papers, the dignified old morning Courant, founded in 1764 (circulation: 41,045), and Frank Gannett's afternoon Times (66,970). But if he can sell 10,000 copies a day at 5? apiece (last week's press runs averaged around 8,250), Publisher Clemow thinks he can break even...
Last week two ambitious young newsmen, eager to try offset, had decided not to wait for a composing typewriter. One was 29-year-old Bice Clemow, one-time news editor of Editor & Publisher, who had over $65,000 in his pocket, planned to start an offset daily this month in Hartford, Conn. The other was 31-year-old James Regis Fitzgibbon, a Pittsburgh boy who worked for a while on the Miami Herald. His daily was already on the stands in the little Louisiana town (pop. 6,299) of Opelousas...