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...much money but a lot of sentiment went into a Seattle newspaper deal last week. Two homesick newspapermen threw up good jobs "back East" to go home to Seattle and try to make something of the struggling Seattle Star, bought from the badly eroded Scripps League chain for $160,000 (it was once worth around...
With Publisher Parish to Seattle last week went the Star's onetime best editor, 54-year-old Abraham Hurwitz, who rose from office boy, trained a generation of reporters who are still Seattle's best newsmen. Since 1940 Hurwitz, one of the homeliest newspapermen alive, has been editor of the Western Newspaper Union (feature syndicate for small weeklies...
...exemption for a newspaperman than, for instance, a physician. Whether you agree with it or not, almost everyone thinks he can write better stuff than appears under your bylines. Physicians use 75? words to describe minor ailments and the public doesn't feel the same about physicians as newspapermen. So, I guess newspapermen will have to go along with the rest of them...
Reading these lines from Alfred Lord Tennyson, Henry Ford, brisk, smiling and 78, gave newspapermen his views on the post-war world. If it was not surprising to find Henry Ford quoting Tennyson, it was surprising to find him urging the U.S. not to wait until war's end, but to act for federation...
...Newspapermen who thought they saw the influence of Clarence Streit's Union Now on Henry Ford asked him if he had got his idea from the book. No, said Henry Ford. It was an old idea but a good one. He'd been mulling it over for the last 20 years...