Word: photographers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...your issue of Jan. 27 you state that Max Peter Haas caught the first picture of Sonja Henie doing a fall on ice on Jan. 17, 1940. You also include a cut of the photograph. This statement is incorrect...
...Journalist Enrico Lelli of Milan, only to hear a languid reply: "The reports regarding Milan are ridiculous and fantastic. I have not seen any Germans and as for riots, that's crazy." Nevertheless, there were plenty of German soldiers in Italy, as the Germans proved by releasing a photograph of troops marching through an unnamed city (see cut). Finally, while the Fascist Party held clamorous pep meetings in the supposedly treasonable areas, the New York Times's seasoned Rome correspondent, Herbert L. Matthews, concluded that the rumors had been nothing more than that. Said he: "Foreign newspapermen...
...morning last week the Crimson whooped: "MYSTERIOUS 'SNOOPER-MAN' CAUGHT RED-HANDED." Supporting its headline was a photograph. Pictured at the Lowell House bookshelves, with a pair of books in his hands, was Joseph Lyford. The Crimson's story: Hidden in the Lowell library night before, a Crimson photographic candidate had seen Lyford unlock the door precisely at 12:10 and begin reversing books, had snapped his camera...
Harvard gasped, and Joseph Lyford strode into the Crimson office with blood in his eye. He quickly established that the Crimson itself had pulled a hoax: it had faked its picture by posing someone else at the bookshelves and tacking on the body a photograph of Lyford's head...
Last week a photograph in Adolf Hitler's newspaper, Völkischer Beobachter, showed the clearing as it is today, with nothing but bare patches in the shriveled winter grass to indicate where the car, the hall, the granite blocks and the monument had stood...