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¶ In the San Francisco News (Scripps-Howard), Cartoonist Douglas Rodger used the biggest political news of the week to make a bum out of the G. O. Pachyderm (see cut), captioned it "Memories."
Mr. Perry's qualifications as a rural press titan include ownership of the American Press, trade paper for weeklies, and Publishers' Autocaster Service, which has cut costs for national advertisers by selling country publishers thousands of casting boxes for making plates. Mr. Perry entered the publishing business as...
Crowding Aubrey Williams out of the headlines last week came his chief, Harry Hopkins, with a detailed answer to detailed reports, by Scripps-Howard Reporter Thomas L. Stokes, of WPA pressurizing in Kentucky for the renomination of Senate Majority Leader Barkley. Mr. Hopkins had sent some of his people into...
Tom Stokes, regarded a reliable reporter and heretofore, if anything, a pro-New Dealer (though the Scripps-Howard chain-papers for which he works have now turned critical of the Administration), replied: "It is perhaps natural that our reports should disagree. The motives were different. . . .
The American Newspaper Guild has known but one President: Scripps-Howard's mussy, curly-headed Columnist Heywood Broun. Hunched over a table like a rising half moon, Chairman Broun always sits when he presides over Guild conventions. After five conventions, Sitting Broun remains a good-natured, efficient chairman. Last...