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...unmercifully. International News's spread bluntly stated: "The Cleveland News, first newspaper to be supplied with Associated Press Telephoto, RELIED exclusively on International News Photos for first pictures of the burning Morro Castle." That jibe was mild compared to Acme's. The latter in a two-page layout showed facsimiles of the New York World-Telegram and the New York Sun the day of the disaster. The former, labeled 12:15 p. m., bore a large picture by Acme of the liner ablaze. The Sun, labeled 4 p. m., carried a stodgy still of the Morro Castle...
...gone prowling out of his sanctum in search of news stories. Fortnight ago when a general steel strike threatened, 34-year-old Editor Powell led four of his newshawks to Gary, Ind., U. S. Steel's private stronghold in the Midwest. He wanted to observe the exact layout of the steel mills and to chart lines of communication for covering what looked like a major industrial...
...Municipal Golf Course at Fresh Pond, with its 3037-yard, nine-hole layout, was begun in 1931, after the idea had been persistently urged by Carroll Doten, Cambridge Park Commissioner and Brain Trust member...
Approximately 100 men competed for the Frank E. Whitcher cup over the Oakley layout. Of the rest of the Harvard men competing, Mel Heath and Bob Hunter fared the best, each posting...
...titillating the Daily News' 1,480,000 readers with a story of a suckling elephant is by no means the full measure of Editor Patterson's capacity as a newspaper publisher. He can point with pride to a first-rate layout of picture pages, thoroughgoing and breezy coverage of city news, sports and the Broadway scene, an irreducible minimum of foreign news (as few as one or two stories a day), a profusion of spry comics and features, and the strangest boast ever made by a tabloid: "THE MOST TALKED-ABOUT EDITORIAL PAGE IN NEW YORK...