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Roy Wilson Howard Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2010

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Collection SummaryTitle: Roy Wilson Howard PapersSpan Dates: 1911-1966Bulk Dates: (bulk 1920-1963)ID No.: MSS26583Creator: Howard, Roy Wilson, 1883-1964Extent: 115,000 items ; 351 containers ; 140.4 linear feet ; 3 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Newspaperman. Correspondence, family papers, reports, clippings, photographs, printed matter, and otherpapers relating to Howard's career in the newspaper business, especially with United Press Associations (later United PressInternational) and with the Scripps-Howard newspapers, particularly the New York World-Telegram.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAckerman, Carl W. (Carl William), 1890-1970.Aylesworth, Merlin Hall, 1886-1952.Baillie, Hugh, 1890-1966.Baker, Newton Diehl, 1871-1937.Barnes, Harry Elmer, 1889-1968.Barton, Bruce, 1886-1967.Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965.Beaverbrook, Max Aitken, Baron, 1879-1964.Bickel, Karl A. (Karl August), 1882-1972.Brittain, Harry, Sir, 1873-1974.Broun, Heywood, 1888-1939.Chambrun, René de, 1906-Chiang, Kai-shek, 1887-1975.Clapper, Raymond, 1892-1944.Cooper, Kent, 1880-1965.Dreiser, Theodore, 1871-1945.Golden, John, 1874-1955.Hawkins, William W. (William Waller), 1883-1953.Hays, Will H. (Will Harrison), 1879-1954.Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.Howard family.Howard, Jack R. (Jack Rohe), 1910- Jack R. Howard papers.Howard, Roy Wilson, 1883-1964.Hurst, Fannie, 1889-1968.Johnson, Hiram, 1866-1945.Johnson, Hugh S. (Hugh Samuel), 1882-1942.Kennedy, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1888-1969.Koo, V. K. Wellington, 1888-1985.Kuhn, Irene, 1900-Kyne, Peter B. (Peter Bernard), 1880-1957.La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.Landon, Alfred M. (Alfred Mossman), 1887-1987.Lasker, Albert Davis, 1880-1952.Long, Ray, 1878-1935.

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Luz, Arsenio.MacArthur, Douglas, 1880-1964.Matsuoka, Yōsuke, 1880-1946.McRae, Milton A. (Milton Alexander), 1858-1930.Mellett, Lowell, 1884-1960.Northcliffe, Alfred Harmsworth, Viscount, 1865-1922.Osborne, May Quirk.Paine, Robert F. (Robert Findley), 1856-1940.Parker, George B., 1886-1949.Pegler, Westbrook, 1884-1969.Quezon, Manuel Luis, 1878-1944.Romulo, Carlos P. (Carlos Peña), 1899-1985.Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.Roosevelt, Theodore, 1887-1944.Scripps, James G. (James George), 1886-1921.Scripps, Robert P. (Robert Paine), 1896-1938.Sorrells, John Harvey, 1896-1948.Thacker, Earl M., -1971.Tokugawa, Iesato, 1863-1940.Tong, Hollington Kong, 1887-1971.Van Loon, Hendrik Willem, 1882-1944.Von Wiegand, Karl H.Willkie, Wendell L. (Wendell Lewis), 1892-1944.Wood, Lee B. (Lee Blair), 1893-1982.

OrganizationsScripps-Howard.United Press Associations.United Press International.

SubjectsAmerican newspapers.

OccupationsNewspapermen.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Roy Wilson Howard, newspaperman, were given to the Library of Congress by his son, Jack R. Howard, in1981.

Processing History

The papers of Roy Wilson Howard were arranged and described in 1983. The finding aid was revised in 2010.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Roy Wilson Howard in these papers and in other collections of papers in thecustody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Roy W. Howard are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room priorto visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.


Microfilm

A microfilm edition of United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919, in the Roy Wilson Howard Papers is availableon three reels. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan.To promote preservation of the originals, researchers are required to consult the microfilm edition as available.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Roy WilsonHoward Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1883, Jan. 1 Born, Gano, Hamilton County, Ohio

1902 Graduated, Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Ind.Reporter, Indianapolis News

1906 New York manager, Publishers' Press Association

1907 New York manager, United Press Associations

1908 New York correspondent, Scripps-McRae League

1909 Married Margaret Rohe

1912-1920 President and general manager, United Press Associations

1915-1918 War correspondent in Europe

1921 Business director, Newspaper Enterprise Association

1921-1952 Chairman of the Board, Scripps-Howard Newspapers

1925 Assumed editorial direction with Robert P. Scripps of Scripps-Howard Newspapers

1927 Negotiated purchase of New York Telegram

1931 Negotiated purchase of New York World

1950 Negotiated purchase of New York Sun

1952 Retired as president, Scripps-Howard NewspapersBecame chairman, Executive Committee, Scripps-Howard Newspapers

1960 Retired as editor of New York World-Telegram & Sun

1964, Nov. 20 Died, New York, N.Y.


Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Roy Wilson Howard (1883-1964) span the years 1911-1966, with the bulk of the items concentrated in theperiod after 1920. The collection consists of family and executive correspondence, early letters of the United PressAssociations, the office files of Howard's son and business successor, Jack R. Howard, for 1960-1961, and miscellaneousfinancial and printed matter concerning Roy Howard's career in the newspaper business. The collection is organized in fiveseries: Family Correspondence ; United Press Association, Early Files ; Executive Correspondence ; Jack R. HowardPapers ; and Miscellany .

By far the major portion of the papers consists of Executive Correspondence . Organized largely as received by the Library,the series includes letters, reports, clippings, and related material that Howard sent and received as head of the United Pressand the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain. New York was Howard's residence, office, and the site of his organization'sflagship enterprise, the World-Telegram & Sun, and much of the series centers on the files from this central location.Present as well, however, are extensive records for each Scripps-Howard property. They cover related services such as theScripps-Howard News Alliance (which in keeping with the geographical arrangement scheme is located under itsWashington, D.C., designation), plus daily papers ranging from the Akron Times to the Youngstown Telegram. In additionto documenting the work of the correspondents who wrote for Howard, the files reveal the internal dynamics of a vastnewspaper concern. They feature Scripps-Howard management in its various business and editorial levels, treat the breadthand detail of local as well as national and international issues, and give voluminous private and public reaction to nearlyevery aspect of the news media that Howard directed.

The genesis of the collection is in the decade before World War I when Howard became New York manager of a fledglingnews service organization. A native Ohioan, Howard had grown up in Indianapolis, Indiana, where he entered journalism asa newsboy and rose to become sports editor of the Indianapolis News. In 1907, Howard was named by E. W. Scripps to thepost of general manager of the newly consolidated United Press Associations. Having climbed to the presidency and thenchairmanship of the board of the reorganized United Press, Howard in 1921 become chairman and business director of theNewspaper Enterprise Association and the Scripps-McRae (later Scripps-Howard) newspaper chain. As a reporter, heobtained exclusive interviews with leading European heads of state during World War I, and in the same period he workedto introduce and extend the United Press system abroad. The task involved direct competition with the Associated Press,already powerful in the United States, and also entailed the difficulties of dealing with the information flow of official newsservices connected to foreign governments.

Evidence of Howard's ability to make as well as report news can be found throughout the collection. In the 1930s he brokebarriers by getting audiences with Emperor Hirohito of Japan and Joseph Stalin. These stories made headlines outside theScripps-Howard orbit, while on another, earlier occasion, his cablegrams from France convinced editors across the UnitedStates that World War I had ended on November 7, 1918, several days before its occurrence. Information on these and otherepisodes is available in relevant chronological or geographical files, with the armistice controversy being highlighted in theUnited Press Associations file for the war period. Contained in the same series is material on American press reportagefrom Germany during the United States' neutrality phase before April 1917. Principal correspondents in the United PressAssociations series include Carl W. Ackerman and Karl H. Von Wiegand, UP reporters in Germany, plus journalists andnotables such as Alfred Harmsworth (Vicount Northcliff), Milton A. McRae, Robert F. Paine, James G. Scripps, andWilliam Allen White.

Issues and events treated in the Executive Correspondence span the rise of Warren G. Harding and the death of John F.Kennedy. Reflected are Howard's evolving political stands over many decades, including efforts he expended on behalf ofthe Mooney-Billings case in the 1920s; the “breathing spell” for business that he urged on President Franklin D. Rooseveltin 1935; his disapproval of Lend Lease in 1940; the attention he paid to power configurations in the Far East from the1930s to the 1960s; and his support for General Douglas MacArthur as a presidential candidate in 1948. Campaigns for thenation's highest office are a major topic, including in 1932 when Howard backed Newton Diehl Baker prior to theDemocratic convention. Baker's law firm was legal counsel to Scripps-Howard, and it thus appears frequently as acorrespondent in the files for Cleveland, either under Baker's name or that of his firm members, Paul Patterson and JosephHostetler. The files also show Howard's enthusiasm for Wendell L. Willkie early in the 1940 campaign, and his relationshipwith Herbert Hoover, whom Scripps-Howard supported for president in1928 and then opposed in 1932, and with whom helater developed a longstanding friendship.


Documented in the papers is Howard's almost daily communication with political opinion-makers across the country.Among the politicians and political observers with whom he exchanged opinions were Bernard M. Baruch, Will H. Hays,Hiram W. Johnson, Alfred M. Landon, and Albert D. Lasker. Important or frequent correspondents included virtually everypresident and major presidential candidate between 1928 and 1960, most presidential press secretaries, many senators andcongressmen, several mayors (most particularly Fiorello La Guardia, whom the World-Telegram backed in the Fusionistcampaign of 1933), and regional or issue candidates such as Upton Sinclair during his run for governor of California in1934. Files from the 1940s contain character appraisals of Texas congressman Lyndon B. Johnson, while correspondencefrom the1950s documents Howard's attempt, without success, to verify a quotation attributed to Vladimir Lenin by RonaldReagan at a General Electric Company banquet.

International affairs and American foreign policy are central topics in the Executive Correspondence , as evidenced by thereports and letters throughout the United Press files of Howard's New York office. Noteworthy are the files for therespective countries or region to which Howard, because of impending policy considerations or personal interest, gave thegreatest attention. His focus changed over the decades, but concentrated generally on issues and leaders involving the FarEast. Especially prominent are Japanese-American relations before Pearl Harbor and the perceived failure of the UnitedStates' post-World War II China policy. Major correspondents from Japan include Kensui Horinouchi, Douglas MacArthur(writing as Supreme Commander of American Occupation Forces from 1945 to 1951), Yōsuke Matsuoka, SingoroTakeishi, and Prince IesatoTokugawa; while those from China encompass May-ling Soon Chiang (Madame Chiang Kai-shek) and General Chiang Kai-shek, Randall Gould, Nelson Trusler Johnson, V. K. Wellington Koo, H. H. Kung,Hollington K. Tong, Averil and Ernest S. H. Tong, and K. C. Wu. Philippine independence represented another ofHoward's abiding concerns; correspondents native to or resident in that country from the 1920s onward were FelipeBuencamino (192-1949), Arsenio N. Luz, Manuel L. Quezon, Carlos P. Romulo, Theodore Roosevelt (1887-1944), andManuel Roxas. Important European-based correspondents include Lord Beaverbrook, Sir Harry Brittain, Count Rene deChambrun, General Mark W. Clark, Ambassadors Joseph P. Kennedy and William C. Bullitt, and Florence O'Driscoll,Richmond Temple, and the Duke of Windsor.

The bulk of the Howard Papers, however, is concerned with the newspaper enterprise, its finances, mergers, editorialpolicy, advertising methods, personnel relations, legal problems, and union policies. The collection documents not only theoperations within Scripps-Howard, its subsidiaries, and the New York World-Telegram & Sun, but the practices ofAmerican journalism in general and the formation and growth of the Newspaper Guild. Evident in the correspondence arethe viewpoints of businessmen and advertisers such as Bernard F. Gimbel and of union organizers and leaders of majorcultural institutions. Among the scores of reporters, columnists, authors, editors, publishers, and others in the news mediawhose correspondence is featured in the collection are Merlin H. Aylesworth, Hugh Baillie, Harry Elmer Barnes, BruceBarton, Karl A. Bickel, Heywood Broun, Raymond Clapper, Kent Cooper, Theodore Dreiser, Edna Ferber, John E. Golden,William W. Hawkins, Ernest Hemingway, Fannie Hurst, Hugh S. Johnson, Ed L. Keen, Irene Kuhn, Peter B. Kyne, EdwardT. Leech, Ray Long, Lowell Mellett, James I. Miller, Webb Miller, May Quirk Osborne, George B. Parker, WestbrookPegler, Robert P. Scripps, John H. Sorrells, Earl M. Thacker, Lowell Thomas, Hendrik Willem Van Loon, William E.Vaughn, and Lee B. Wood.

The number and location of Scripps-Howard properties varied over the decades, with the peak era being the 1930s. Amongthe newspaper and their cities represented in the papers are the Akron Times-Press, Albuquerque New Mexico StateTribune, Baltimore Post, Birmingham Post, Cleveland Press, Columbus (Ohio) Citizen, Denver Rocky Mountain News, ElPaso Evening Post, Fort Worth Press, Indianapolis Times, Knoxville News-Sentinel, Memphis Press Scimitar, New YorkWorld-Telegram & Sun, Oklahoma City News, Pittsburgh News, San Diego Sun, San Francisco News, Terre Haute Post,Toledo News-Bee, Washington Daily News, and Youngstown Telegram.

The Family Correspondence in the papers constitutes a small part of the collection. There are a few letters between Howardand his wife, journalist Margaret Rohe, and more with his mother and son Jack. The series of Jack R. Howard Papersmainly contains executive correspondence from 1960, reflecting the son's role as business successor to his father. TheMiscellany includes copies of editorials and news stories by Roy Howard that complement the writings by him in otherfiles.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in five series:


• Family Correspondence, 1920-1947• United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919• Executive Correspondence, 1920-1963• Jack R. Howard Papers, 1960-1961• Miscellany, 1918-1966


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-3 Family Correspondence, 1920-1947

Letters to and from family members, especially Howard's mother, stepfather, and son Jack R.Howard.

Arranged alphabetically by name of person and chronologically therein.

BOX 4-7 United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919Letters to and from Howard in his role as president and general manager of the association.

Includes city, foreign, individual, and miscellaneous files, with correspondence fromspecific cities, countries or groups of countries, and persons.

Arranged alphabetically by category and type of file and therein chronologically.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,853.

BOX 8-328 Executive Correspondence, 1920-1963Letters to and from Howard, spanning personal, professional, and business matters, with

appended and enclosed material including clippings, writings, photographs, reports, legaldocuments, financial matter, and typescript and near-print newspaper columns andeditorials related to the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain and its subsidiary service.

Arranged chronologically by year and therein by three geographical groupings: city file,foreign file, and state file. Contents within folders are arranged in reverse chronologicalorder.

City files consist mainly of correspondence to and from sites which had Scripps-Howardpapers. These varied over the years, and sometimes include files for major cities such asChicago, Ill., and Los Angeles, Calif., that did not have newspapers controlled by Howardbut were nonetheless the source of considerable social and professional correspondence.

City files are usually divided between the internal communications of the chain's paper in thatcity (which are thus listed under the name of the paper) and correspondence fromindividuals or institutions who wrote without a Scripps-Howard affiliation.

Some city files contain folders for individual correspondents. An example is Peter B. Kyne, afriend of Howard's who lived in San Francisco, Calif., and whose letters appear under thatdesignation. More often, such as in the case of Albert D. Lasker of Chicago, Ill., anindividual's correspondence is simply enclosed in the general files for the city from wherethe letter was sent. New York, N.Y., files, by far the most extensive, include Scripps-Howard and World-Telegram & Sun material. Letters from correspondents not associatedor employed with either of these two institutions are usually located alphabetically in thegeneral correspondence of the New York files.

Because the business offices of Scripps-Howard were centered in Cincinnati, Ohio, mostfinancial records of the firm are located in the files for this city. Similarly, theorganization's legal counsel was in Cleveland, Ohio; hence the legal papers andcorrespondence with individual attorneys is in this file. Howard kept his United Presscorrespondence in his New York files, where they are organized according to foreign anddomestic origin.

State files in this series are generally less voluminous than city files and are composed ofletters to and from individuals who lived in cities lacking Scripps-Howard papers.

Foreign files contain the letters of foreign correspondents as well as letters from Americansresident in other countries or regions. Examples are Douglas MacArthur and Mark W.Clark, whose letters to Howard during the 1940s are in the Japanese and European files.


BOX 329-335 Jack R. Howard Papers, 1960-1961Letters to and from Roy Howard's son regarding his position as Scripps-Howard executive,

including appended and related material.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, group, or topic. Internal contents of folders are

arranged in reverse chronological order.

BOX 335-351 Miscellany, 1918-1966Clippings, financial matter (especially regarding Howard's yacht, the Jameroy), and printed

matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and subject.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-3 Family Correspondence, 1920-1947Letters to and from family members, especially Howard's mother, stepfather, and son Jack R.

Howard.Arranged alphabetically by name of person and chronologically therein.

BOX 1 Alexander, J. Howard, 1926-1939(3 folders)

Condolence letters on death of mother, 1931-1932Fortney, Cliffe and Ethel, 1924-1930

BOX 2 Howard, Jack R., 1924-1928(4 folders)

Howard, Jane, 1924-1936Howard, Margaret, 1921-1930

BOX 3 Rohe, Alice, 1920-1935Zuber, Elizabeth Howard, 1920-1931

(3 folders)Zuber, Frank, 1924-1942

(3 folders)Zuber, Ivan and Dorothy, 1932, 1940-1947Other

BOX 4-7 United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919Letters to and from Howard in his role as president and general manager of the association.

Includes city, foreign, individual, and miscellaneous files, with correspondence fromspecific cities, countries or groups of countries, and persons.

Arranged alphabetically by category and type of file and therein chronologically.Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,853.

BOX 4REEL 1

City file

“A” miscellaneous, 1912-1915Boston, Mass., 1914-1916Baltimore, Md., 1914-1916“B” miscellaneous, 1911-1916Chicago, Ill., 1913-1916Cincinnati, Ohio, 1914-1915Cleveland, Ohio, 1914-1916“C” miscellaneous, 1914-1915Dallas, Tex., 1915“D” miscellaneous, 1914-1916“E-K” miscellaneous, 1914-1916Lockport, Ind., 1914Longview, Tex., 1911-1914


Los Angeles, Calif., 1914-1916“L” miscellaneous, 1912-1916Milwaukee, Wis., 1914-1916Minneapolis, Minn., 1915-1916“M” miscellaneous, 1914-1916Nashville, Tenn., 912-1914New York, N.Y., 1912-1916

(2 folders)“N” miscellaneous, 1913-1914Omaha, Neb., 1914-1915“O” miscellaneous, 1914-1916“P-R” miscellaneous, 1914-1915St. Louis, Mo., 1914-1915St. Paul, Minn., 1914-1915

BOX 5REEL 1-2

San Francisco, Calif., 1914-1916

Seattle, Wash., 1914-1916Springfield, Ill., 1914-1915Springfield, Mass., 1914-1915“S-T” miscellaneous, 1914-1916Washington, D.C., 1914-1916“U-W” miscellaneous, 1912-1915“X-Z,” 1914

Foreign file, 1913-1918Individual file

Ackerman, Carl W., 1915-1916(3 folders)

Anderson, Alfred O., 1915-1916Arnold, Glendy P., 1915-1916Ashbaugh, Larry V., 1914-1917Associated Press, 1915-1916Bickel, Karl A., 1915-1916Canfield, B. H. (Newspaper Enterprise Association), 1914-1916

BOX 6REEL 2

Individual file

Clark, Hamilton B., 1915-1918Colver, W. B., 1915-1916Curtis, J. W., 1914-1917Earnist, L. C., 1915-1916Foulke, William Dudley, 1915-1916Getz, Carl H., 1914-1916Harper, J. C., 1915-1916House, Edward Mandel., 1916-1918Hughes, Sam T., and K. J. Murdock, 1915-1916Keen, Ed L., 1917-1918Long, Ray, 1914-1915McRae, Milton A., 1914-1916

United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919

Container Contents


BOX 7REEL 2-3

Mosher, Charles F., 1915-1919

(3 folders)Moss, Walter E., 1915Northcliffe, Lord, 1917-1919Paine, R. F., 1915-1916Perry, John H., 1914-1917Porterfield, W. H., 1915Rickey, Harry N., 1914-1916Robertson, H. B., 1915-1918Scripps, James G., 1914-1919Tumulty, Joseph P., 1914-1915Von Wiegand, Karl H., 1914-1915White, William Allen, 1915-1916

Miscellaneous, journalism schools

BOX 8-328 Executive Correspondence, 1920-1963Letters to and from Howard, spanning personal, professional, and business matters, with

appended and enclosed material including clippings, writings, photographs, reports, legaldocuments, financial matter, and typescript and near-print newspaper columns andeditorials related to the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain and its subsidiary service.

Arranged chronologically by year and therein by three geographical groupings: city file,foreign file, and state file. Contents within folders are arranged in reverse chronologicalorder.

City files consist mainly of correspondence to and from sites which had Scripps-Howardpapers. These varied over the years, and sometimes include files for major cities such asChicago, Ill., and Los Angeles, Calif., that did not have newspapers controlled by Howardbut were nonetheless the source of considerable social and professional correspondence.

City files are usually divided between the internal communications of the chain's paper in thatcity (which are thus listed under the name of the paper) and correspondence fromindividuals or institutions who wrote without a Scripps-Howard affiliation.

Some city files contain folders for individual correspondents. An example is Peter B. Kyne, afriend of Howard's who lived in San Francisco, Calif., and whose letters appear under thatdesignation. More often, such as in the case of Albert D. Lasker of Chicago, Ill., anindividual's correspondence is simply enclosed in the general files for the city from wherethe letter was sent. New York, N.Y., files, by far the most extensive, include Scripps-Howard and World-Telegram & Sun material. Letters from correspondents not associatedor employed with either of these two institutions are usually located alphabetically in thegeneral correspondence of the New York files.

Because the business offices of Scripps-Howard were centered in Cincinnati, Ohio, mostfinancial records of the firm are located in the files for this city. Similarly, theorganization's legal counsel was in Cleveland, Ohio; hence the legal papers andcorrespondence with individual attorneys is in this file. Howard kept his United Presscorrespondence in his New York files, where they are organized according to foreign anddomestic origin.

State files in this series are generally less voluminous than city files and are composed ofletters to and from individuals who lived in cities lacking Scripps-Howard papers.

Foreign files contain the letters of foreign correspondents as well as letters from Americansresident in other countries or regions. Examples are Douglas MacArthur and Mark W.Clark, whose letters to Howard during the 1940s are in the Japanese and European files.

United Press Associations, Early Files, 1911-1919

Container Contents


BOX 8 1920City file

Chicago, Ill., Patterson, L. B.Cincinnati, Ohio, Mosher, Charles F.New York, N.Y.St. Louis, Mo.San Diego, Calif.

1921City file

Chicago, Ill., Patterson, L. B.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralMosher, Charles F.

(2 folders)New York, N.Y.

General, A-ZHawkins, William W.United Press

San Antonio, Tex.San Diego, Calif.

McRae, Milton A.Scripps, E. W.Scripps, Robert P.

Washington, D.C.BOX 9 Foreign file

EnglandJapanSouth America

State file, Alabama-Wyoming1924

City fileChicago, Ill., L. B PattersonCincinnati, Ohio

GeneralMosher, Charles F.

Cleveland, OhioIndianapolis, Ind.

BOX 10 New York, N.Y.General, A-ZHawkins, William W.United Press

Bickel, Karl A.General

Ridgefield, Conn., Robert P. ScrippsSan Diego, Milton A. McRaeWashington, D.C.

Executive Correspondence, 1920-1963

Container Contents


GeneralShipp, Thomas R.

Foreign fileState file, Alabama-Wyoming

1925City file

Cincinnati, OhioGeneralMosher, Charles F.

Cleveland, OhioGeneralParker, George B.

Indianapolis, Ind.New York, N.Y.

GeneralLong, Ray

San Francisco, Calif., Peter B. KyneForeign fileState file, Alabama-Wyoming

1926City file

Chicago, Ill., Irene KuhnBOX 11 Cincinnati, Ohio, Charles F. Mosher

Cleveland. Ohio, Thomas L. Sidlo(3 folders)

New York, N.Y.Allied NewspapersGeneral, A-ZHays, Will H.Long, RayNewspapersScripps-HowardTracey, M. E.

San Diego, Calif.San Francisco, Calif.

Daily NewsKyne, Peter B.

Washington, D.C.GeneralShipp, Thomas R.

Foreign fileCanadaOther

BOX 12 State file, Alabama-Wyoming1927

City file


Container Contents


Akron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., New Mexico State TribuneBaltimore, Md., PostBirmingham, Ala.

GeneralPost

Chicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

Macneish, Noel S.(2 folders)

Neave, Harold E.( 3 folders)

BOX 13 Neave, Harold E.(3 folders)

Newspaper Supply Co.Post

Cleveland, OhioDowling, Thomas J.GeneralPressSidlo, Thomas L.Smithton, H. L.

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver. Colo.

Evening NewsGeneral

BOX 14 Leech, Edward T.El Paso, Tex., PressEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex.

Mayborn, Ward C.Press

Houston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind., TimesNew York, N.Y.,

Advertising agenciesAllied NewspapersApplicationsAssociated PressChandler, William

(2 folders)BOX 15 Chemical National Bank

Congratulations on purchase of Telegram Editor and PublisherForm lettersGeneral

A-F(4 folders)


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BOX 16 G-Z(5 folders)

Harrington, J. J.Hawkins, William W.

(2 folders)Hays, Will H.

BOX 17 International pressKuhn, IreneLong, RayMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspapers and news agenciesParker, George B.

(2 folders)PublishersScripps-Howard News

BOX 18 TelegramTracey, M. E.United Feature SyndicateUnited Press

Domestic(3 folders)

Foreign(3 folders)

BOX 19 Oklahoma City, Okla., NewsPhoenix, Ariz.Pittsburgh, Pa.

GeneralPress

Ridgefield, Conn., Scripps, Robert P.(3 folders)

San Diego. Calif.GeneralMcRae, Milton A.

BOX 20 SunSan Francisco, Calif.,

Daily NewsGeneralKyne, Peter B.

Terre Haute, Ind., PostToledo, Ohio, News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneralNewspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance


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Youngstown, Ohio, TelegramForeign file

ArgentinaCanadaChina

BOX 21 EnglandEuropeIrelandJapanPhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-New Mexico

(4 folders)BOX 22 New York-Wyoming

(3 folders)1928

City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., New Mexico State TribuneBaltimore, Md., PostChicago, Ill.

BOX 23 Cincinnati, OhioGeneralNeave, H. E.

(7 folders)Post,Smithton, Henry L.

BOX 24 Cleveland, OhioGeneralHuber, Ray A.PressSidlo, Thomas L.

(2 folders)Columbus, Ohio

CitizenCook, E. E.General

Covington, Ky., Kentucky PostDenver, Colo.

GeneralLeech, Edward T.

(2 folders)El Paso, Tex., PostEvansville, Ind. PressFort Worth, Tex.

General


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BOX 25 PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralMayborn, Ward C.Press

Indianapolis, Ind.GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn.GeneralNews-Sentinel

Los Angeles, Calif.Memphis, Tenn.

GeneralPress-Scimitar

(2 folders)Milwaukee, Wis.New York, N.Y.

Advertising agenciesAllied Newspapers

BOX 26 ApplicantsAssociated PressBroun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Charitable contributionsChemical BankCirculationClubs

BOX 27 Department storesDowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherFeaturesForm lettersFoster, Jack W.General, A-ZHall, HaroldHawkins, William W.Hays, Will H.Insurance and propertyLong, RayMacneish, Noel S.Magazines

BOX 28 Monthly reportsNEA Service


Container Contents


Newspaper Information ServiceNewspapersParker, George B.

(2 folders)PersonnelScripps (E. W.) Co.Scripps-Howard NewspapersScripps-Howard PublicitySturdevant, W. L.Telegram

(2 folders)BOX 29 Unipress

United Feature ServiceUnited Press

Bickel, Karl A.DomesticForeign

Vaughn, William E.Oklahoma City, Okla.

GeneralNews

BOX 30 Pittsburgh, Pa.GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif.GeneralMcRae, Milton A.Sun

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralKyne, Peter B.News

Terre Haute, Ind., PostToledo, Ohio

GeneralNews-Bee

Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneral

( 2 folders)BOX 31 General

(1 folder)Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance


CanadaChina


Container Contents


EnglandEuropeJapanMexicoSouth and Central AmericaOther

State fileAlabama-Iowa

(2 folders)BOX 32 Kansas-Wyoming

(5 folders)BOX 33 1929

City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., New Mexico State TribuneBaltimore, Md., PostBirmingham, Ala., PostBuffalo, N.Y., TimesChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

Campbell, W. J.Central office miscellanyCragg, L. I.GeneralPostNeave, H. E.

(2 folders)Obermann, WilliamSmithton, Henry L.Yindrock, F. N.

BOX 34 Cleveland, OhioCook, E. E.Damper, J. W.GeneralPressSidlo, Thomas L.

(2 folders)Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo.

Rocky Mountain NewsGeneralLeech, Edward T.

(2 folders)El Paso, Tex., PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex., PressHouston, Tex., Press


Container Contents



Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelLos Angeles, Calif.Memphis, Tenn., Press-Scimitar

BOX 35 New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishing AssociationApplicants

(2 folders)Associated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankCirculation figuresClubsDepartment storesDowling, Thomas J.Dreiser, Theodore

BOX 36 Editor and PublisherFeaturesFoster, Ben, Jr.General

A-R(7 folders)

BOX 37 S-Z(2 folders)

Harrington, J. J.Huber, Ray A.Hawkins, William W.

(2 folders)Hays, Will H.Insurance and propertyLong, RayLunz, Arthur M.MacDonald, Harrison C.Macneish, Noel S.Magazines

BOX 38 Martin, Ray W.Murrell, Albert A.NEA ServiceNational Advertising DepartmentNewspapersOffice furnishings


Container Contents


Parker, George B.(2 folders)

Personnel directoryPublishersRequests for contributionsScripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard PublicitySixth Investment Co.Telegram

(2 folders)Thackrey letterTracey, M. E.

BOX 39 United PressBickel, Karl A.

(2 folders)DomesticForeign

Vaughn, William E.Philadelphia, Pa.Oklahoma City, Okla.

GeneralNews

Pittsburgh, Pa.GeneralPress

Ridgefield, Conn., Scripps, Robert P.(2 folders)

San Diego, Calif.GeneralMcRae, Milton A.Sun

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralKyne, Peter B.

BOX 40 NewsTerre Haute, Ind., PostToledo, Ohio, News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsNewspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliance


AfricaAsiaCanadaEurope


Container Contents


MexicoSouth AmericaSoviet UnionOther

State fileAlabama-Louisiana

(3 folders)BOX 41 Massachusetts-Wyoming

(4 folders)1930

City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., New Mexico State TribuneBaltimore, Md, PostBirmingham

GeneralPost

Buffalo, TimesChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.

(1 folder)BOX 42 Neave, H. E.

(1 folder)Obermann, WilliamPostScripps-Howard staffSmithton, Henry L.

Cleveland, OhioGeneralPressScripps-Howard staffSidlo, Thomas L.


CitizenGeneral

Denver, Colo.GeneralLeech, Edward T.Rocky Mountain News

El Paso, Tex., PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., Press


Container Contents


BOX 43 Indianapolis, Ind.GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelLos Angeles, Calif.Memphis, Tenn., Press-ScimitarNew York, N.Y.

Advertising agenciesApplicants

(2 folders)Associated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerBroun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankCirculation figures

BOX 44 Department storesDinner Committee, Bureau of AdvertisingDowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherFeaturesForm lettersFoster, J. W.French Lick, Ind., conferenceGeneral

A-I(3 folders)

BOX 45 J-Z(2 folders)

Hawkins, William W.(2 folders)

Hays, Will H.Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsInsurance and propertyLong, RayMacneish, Noel S.

BOX 46 MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspapersParker, George B.

(2 folders)Personnel directoryPublishersScripps-Howard News


Container Contents


Scripps-Howard staffTelegramUnited Press

DomesticBOX 47 Foreign

Wood, Lee B.Oklahoma City, Okla.

GeneralNews

Pittsburgh, Pa., PressRidgefield, Conn.

DuBois, GlennScripps, Robert P.

(2 folders)San Diego, Calif.

GeneralMcRae, Milton A.Sun

San Francisco, Calif.General

BOX 48 NewsToledo, News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneralNews Information ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance


CanadaChinaEngland and EuropePhilippinesOther

BOX 49 State fileAlabama-Wyoming


City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., New Mexico State TribuneBaltimore, Md.

GeneralPost

Birmingham, Ala.General


Container Contents


PostBuffalo, N.Y.

GeneralTimes


GeneralNeave, H. E.Obermann, WilliamPostScripps-Howard staffScripps-Howard Supply Co.Smithton, Henry L.Yindrock, F. N.

BOX 51 Cleveland, OhioDamper, J. W.GeneralJames, J. PiersonNEA ServicePatterson, PaulPressSidlo, Thomas L.


CitizenGeneral

Denver, Colo.GeneralRocky Mountain News

El Paso, Tex., Evening PostHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelLos Angeles, Calif.

BOX 52 Memphis, Tenn.GeneralPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesApplicants

(3 folders)Associated PressBarnes, Harry Elmer


Container Contents


Broun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)BOX 53 Chemical Bank

ClubsCongratulations on purchase of World

(2 folders)Daily advertisingDepartment storesDowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherFinneran, J. E.Form lettersFeatures

(2 folders)BOX 54 General

A-P(6 folders)

BOX 55 Q-Z(2 folders)


Huber, Ray A.(2 folders)

Institute of Pacific RelationsInsurance and propertyInvitations

AcceptedBOX 56 Not accepted

(3 folders)Long, RayMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesMiscellaneous staff members

BOX 57 National Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspapers

(2 folders)Parker, George B.

(2 folders)Personnel directoriesPromotional matterPublishers

BOX 58 Scripps-Howard NewsSorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United Features


Container Contents


United PressDomesticForeign

Wood, Lee B.World Telegram

BOX 59 Oklahoma City, Okla.GeneralNews

Ridgefield, Conn.DuBois, GlennScripps, Robert P.

(2 folders)San Diego, Calif.

GeneralSun

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralNews

BOX 60 Toledo, Ohio, News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneralNewspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliance


AsiaCanadaChinaJapanMexicoOther

BOX 61 State fileAlabama-New York

(8 folders)BOX 62 North Carolina-Wyoming

(2 folders)1932

City fileAkron, OhioAlbuquerque

GeneralNew Mexico State Tribune

Baltimore, Md.GeneralPost

Birmingham, Ala.


Container Contents


GeneralPost

Buffalo, N.Y.GeneralTimes

Chicago, Ill.(2 folders)

Cincinnati, OhioGeneral

BOX 63 Neave, H. E.(3 folders)

Obermann, WilliamPostScripps-Howard staffScripps-Howard Supply Co.Smithton, Henry L.Cleveland, Ohio

Damper, J.W., and J. Pierson JamesGeneral

BOX 64 NEA ServicePatterson, PaulPressSido, Thomas L.


CitizenGeneral

Covington, Ky., PostDenver, Colo.

GeneralRocky Mountain News

El Paso. Tex., PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelLos Angeles, Calif.Memphis, Tenn.


BOX 65 New York, N.Y.Advertising agencies


Container Contents


Applicants(2 folders)

Associated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerBroun, HeywoodChandler, William E.

(2 folders)Chemical Bank

BOX 66 Circulation figuresClubsDepartment storesDowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherFeaturesFinneran, J. E.

(2 folders)Form lettersGeneral

A-B(3 folders)

BOX 67 D-M(6 folders)

BOX 68 N-V(5 folders)

BOX 69 W-ZHawkins, William W.Hayes, Ralph

(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.Insurance and propertyInstitute of Pacific RelationsLong, RayMacneish, Noel S.Miscellaneous staff membersMagazines

BOX 70 NEA ServiceNational Advertising DepartmentNewspapersParker, George B.

(2 folders)Personnel directoriesPublishersSalary reductionsScripps-Howard NewsSorrells, John H.

(2 folders)Wood, Lee B.


Container Contents


BOX 71 World Telegram(4 folders)

United FeaturesUnited Press

Bickel, Karl A.(1 folder)

BOX 72 Bickel, Karl A.(1 folder)

DomesticForeign

Oklahoma City, Okla.GeneralNews


Ridgefield, Conn.DuBois, GlennScripps, Robert P.

San Diego, Calif.GeneralSun

BOX 73 San Francisco, Calif.GeneralNews

Toledo, OhioGeneralNews-Bee

Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralNewspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper AllianceScience Service

Youngstown, OhioGeneralTelegram

Foreign fileCanadaChinaEuropeJapan

BOX 74 PhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-New York

(8 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 75 North Caroline-Wyoming1933

City fileAkron, OhioAlbuquerque, N.M.

GeneralTribune

Baltimore, Md.GeneralPost

Birmingham, Ala.GeneralPost



General“Interesting Quotations”Neave, H. E.


(2 folders)PostScripps-Howard staff membersScripps-Howard Supply Co.Smithton, Henry L.

Cleveland, OhioGeneralJames, J. PiersonPatterson, PaulPressSidlo, Thomas L.

(2 folders)BOX 77 Columbus, Ohio, Citizen



El Paso, Tex., Herald-PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralPress


Container Contents



Knoxville, Tenn.GeneralNews-Sentinel

Memphis, Tenn.GeneralPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAdvertising statementsAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerBroun, Heywood

BOX 78 Chandler, William G.(2 folders)

Chemical BankClubsCongratulations on Fiorello La Guardia's victoryDepartment storesDowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherFeaturesFinneran, J. E.

(2 folders)Form lettersFoster, J. W.General

A-B(2 folders)

BOX 79 C-M(6 folders)

BOX 80 N-Z(6 folders)

Hawkins, William W.BOX 81 Hawkins, William W.

Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsInsurance and propertyLevy, MauriceLong, RayMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising Department


Container Contents


NEA ServiceNewspapersParker, George B.

(2 folders)BOX 82 Pegler, Westbrook

Prohibition repealPublishersScripps-Howard NewsSorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United FeaturesUnited Press

Bickel, Karl A.Domestic

BOX 83 ForeignWood, Lee B.World Telegram

(2 folders)Oklahoma City, Okla.

GeneralNews


BOX 84 San Diego, Calif.DuBois, GlennGeneralScripps, Robert P.

(2 folders)Sun



Daily NewsGeneral

(2 folders)News Information ServiceScience ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliance

Youngstown, OhioGeneralTelegram

Foreign fileCanadaChina


Container Contents


EuropeBOX 86 Japan

PhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-New Hampshire

(3 folders)BOX 87 New Jersey-Wyoming

(2 folders)1934

City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressBaltimore, Md.Birmingham, Ala.

GeneralPost



GeneralNeave, H. E.

(2 folders)BOX 88 Neave, H. E.

(1 folder)PostScripps-Howard staffScripps-Howard Supply Co.Smithton, Henry L.

(2 folders)Cleveland, Ohio

GeneralJames, J. PiersonPatterson, PaulPressSidlo, Thomas L.

(1 folder)BOX 89 Sidlo, Thomas L.

(1 folder)Columbus, Ohio

GeneralCitizen

Denver, ColoGeneralRocky Mountain News

Evansville, Ind., Press


Container Contents


Fort Worth, Tex.Hollywood, Calif., Ray LongHonolulu, Hawaii

(2 folders)Houston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelMemphis, Tenn.


New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers Association

BOX 90 ApplicantsAssociated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerBroun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankChristmas mailClubs

Dutch TreatGeneral

Cochran, Negley D.Contracts and circulation statementsDepartment stores

BOX 91 Dowling, Thomas J.Editor and PublisherEducational storiesFinneran, J. E.Foster, J. W.General

A-H(8 folders)

BOX 92 I-V(12 folders)

BOX 93 W-Z(2 folders)


Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsInsurance and propertiesItineraries


Container Contents


Macneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper codeNewspaper GuildNewspapers

BOX 94 Parker, George B.(2 folders)

Pegler, WestbrookPromotional matterSorrells, John H.


Bickel, Karl A.(2 folders)

BOX 95 DomesticForeign


GeneralStatements

Oklahoma City, Okla., NewsPittsburgh, Pa., PressSan Diego, Calif.

DuBois, GlennScripps, Robert P.

(1 folder)BOX 96 Scripps, Robert P.

(1 folder)Sun


Toledo, Ohio, News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneral

BOX 97 Newspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

Youngstown, OhioTelegramGeneral

Foreign fileCanadaChina


Container Contents


EuropeJapanPhilippinesSouth America

State fileAlabama-Kentucky

(2 folders)BOX 98 Louisiana-Wyoming

(4 folders)1935

City fileAkron, Ohio, Times-PressBaltimore, Md.Birmingham, Ala., PostBuffalo, N.Y., TimesChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.


(1 folder)PostSmithton, H. L.Treasurer's staff

Cleveland, OhioGeneralJames, J. PiersonPressSidlo, Thomas L.




El Paso, Tex., Herald-PostEvansville, PressFort Worth, Tex.

GeneralPress

Hollywood, Calif., Ray LongHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes


Container Contents




New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressBarnes, Harry Elmer

BOX 101 Brooklyn TabletBroun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankChristmas mailClubsCochran, Negley D.Department storesDowling, Thomas J.Dutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherFinneran, J. E.


ABOX 102 B-M

(11 folders)BOX 103 N-Z

(9 folders)BOX 104 Hawkins, William W.

Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsLevy, MauriceMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper codeNewspaper Guild

Domestic(2 folders)

London branchNewspapers



Container Contents


Pegler, WestbrookRadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United Feature ServicesUnited Press

Baillie, Hugh(2 folders)

BOX 106 Bickel, Karl A.(2 folders)

DomesticForeign


Oklahoma City, Okla., NewsPittsburgh, Pa.

GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif.DuBois, GlennGeneralScripps, Robert P.

(1 folder)BOX 107 Scripps, Robert P.

(1 folder)Sun



Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralNewspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliance

BOX 108 Youngstown, Ohio, TelegramForeign file

AsiaCanadaCentral and South AmericaChinaEuropeJapanPhilippines


Container Contents


State fileAlabama-Florida

BOX 109 Georgia-Wyoming(3 folders)

1936City file

Birmingham, Ala.Buffalo, N.Y., TimesChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.

BOX 110 Neave, H. E.PostSmithton, Henry L.Treasurer's office

Cleveland, OhioGeneralJames, J. PiersonOsborne, Mrs. May QuirkPatterson, PaulPressSidlo, Thomas L.



Fort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralPress



Commercial-AppealPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.ApplicantsBickel, Karl A.

(2 folders)Broun, Heywood

BOX 112 Chandler, William G.(2 folders)


Container Contents


Chemical BankChristmas mailCochran, Negley D.Cook, MarxCrank lettersDowling, Thomas J.

BOX 113 Dutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherFeaturesFinneran, J. E.

(2 folders)Form lettersFoster, J. W.General

A-F(6 folders)

BOX 114 G-Z(11 folders)

BOX 115 Hawkins, William W.(2 folders)

Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA Service

BOX 116 Newspaper Guild(4 folders)

NewspapersParker, George B.

(2 folders)BOX 117 Pegler, Westbrook

Scripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.


Baille, Hugh(2 folders)

DomesticForeign

Wood, Lee B.BOX 118 World Telegram

(2 folders)Oklahoma City, Okla., NewsPittsburgh, Pa., PressSan Diego, Calif.


Container Contents


GeneralScripps, Robert P.

(2 folders)SunWaltz, Edwin C.



Daily NewsGeneral

(2 folders)Newspaper Information ServiceScience ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliance

Youngstown, OhioGeneralTelegram and Vindicator

Foreign fileAsiaCanadaChinaEurope

(1 folder)BOX 120 Europe

(1 folder)Global tripJapanPhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-Massachusetts

(2 folders)BOX 121 Michigan-Wyoming

(2 folders)1937

City fileAkron, Ohio

GeneralNewspaper Guild

Birmingham, Ala.Newspaper GuildPost

Buffalo, N.Y.Newspaper GuildTimes


Container Contents


Chicago, Ill.BOX 122 Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.Newspaper GuildPostSmithton, Henry L.Treasurer's staff

Cleveland, OhioGeneralNewspaper GuildPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)BOX 123 Press

Sidlo, Thomas L.Staff

Columbus, OhioCitizenGeneral

Denver, Colo.GeneralNewspaper GuildRocky Mountain News

El Paso, Tex., Newspaper GuildFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, Hawaii

(2 folders)Houston, Tex.

Newspaper GuildPress

BOX 124 Indianapolis, Ind.GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn.News-SentinelNewspaper Guild

Memphis, Tenn.Commercial-AppealGeneralNewspaper GuildPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicationsAssociated Press


Container Contents


Aylesworth, Merlin H.(2 folders)

Baker, Earl D.Barnes, Harry ElmerBroun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(1 folder)BOX 125 Chandler, William G.

(1 folder)Chemical BankChristmas mailClubsCochran, Negley D.Cook, MaxDepartment storesDowling, Thomas J.Dutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherForm lettersFoster, J. W.General

ABOX 126 B-N

(11 folders)BOX 127 O-Z

(6 folders)Hawkins, William W.

(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.

BOX 128 Institute of Pacific RelationsMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper Guild

(2 folders)BOX 129 Newspaper Guild

(3 folders)NewspapersO'Keefe, WalterPegler, Westbrook

(2 folders)BOX 130 Scripps-Howard Radio

Scripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)Telegram carbons


Container Contents




DomesticForeignNewspaper Guild


(1 folder)BOX 131 World Telegram

(3 folders)Oklahoma City, Okla, NewsPittsburgh, Pa.

Newspaper GuildPress

San Diego, Calif.Scripps, Robert P.

(2 folders)Sun

BOX 132 Waltz, Edwin C.San Francisco,. Calif.

GeneralNewsNewspaper Guild

Toledo, Ohio,. News-BeeWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneralJohnson, Hugh S.Newspaper GuildNewspaper Information Service


Science ServiceScripps-Howard News Alliane

Foreign fileAsiaCanadaChinaEuropeJapanPhilippines

(2 folders)BOX 134 Other

State file


Container Contents


Alabama-Wyoming(3 folders)

1938City file

Akron, Ohio, Times-PressAlbuquerque, N.M., TribuneBirmingham, Ala. PostBuffalo, N.Y., TimesChicago, Ill.

BOX 135 Cincinnati, OhioGeneralNeave, H. E.

(2 folders)PostScripps (E. W.) Co.

(1 folder)BOX 136 Scripps (E. W.) Co.

(2 folders)Smithton, Henry L.Treasurer's staff

Cleveland, OhioGeneralJames, J. Pierson

BOX 137 Patterson, Paul(2 folders)

PressSeltzer, Louis B.Sidlo, Thomas L.

Columbus, OhioDenver, Colo.


El Paso, Tex.Newspaper Guild

Fort Worth, Tex.GeneralPress

Honolulu, Hawaii(2 folders)

Houston, Tex.GeneralPress


Knoxville, Tenn.General


Container Contents


Newspaper GuildMemphis, Tenn.

GeneralNewspaper GuildPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agencies

BOX 138 America Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicationsAssociated PressAylesworth, Merlin H.Baker, Earl D.Blake, James G.Broun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankChristmas mailClubsCochran, Negley D.Condolences on death of Robert P. ScrippsCook, Max B.Crank letters

BOX 139 Department storesDowling, Thomas J.Dutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherForm lettersFoster, BenGeneral

A-E(5 folders)

BOX 140 F-R(12 folders)

BOX 141 S-Z(5 folders)



Institute of Pacific RelationsMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising Department

BOX 142 NEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapers


Container Contents


Pegler, WestbrookSaturday Evening PostScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United Feature ServiceUnited Press

Baillie, Hugh(1 folder)

BOX 143 Baillie, Hugh(1 folder)



Oklahoma City, Okla.GeneralNewsNewspaper Guild

Pittsburgh, Pa.GeneralNewspaper GuildPress

St. Louis, Mo., O. K. BovardSan Diego, Calif.

GeneralNewspaper Guild

BOX 144 Scripps, Robert P.(2 folders)

SunWaltz, Edwin C.

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralKyne, Peter B.NewsNewspaper Guild


Washington, D.C.Daily News

BOX 145 GeneralJohnson, Hugh S.Newspaper Information Service


Container Contents


Parker, George B.(2 folders)

Science ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

Foreign fileAsiaCanada

BOX 146 ChinaEnglandEuropeJapanPhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-California

BOX 147 Colorado-Wyoming(10 folders)

1939City file

Birmingham, Ala.Post

Buffalo, N.Y., TimesBOX 148 Chicago, Ill.

Cincinnati, OhioGeneralJames, J. PiersonNeave, H. E.


(2 folders)BOX 149 Scripps (E. W.) Co.

(1 folder)Smithton, Henry L.Treasurer's report

Cleveland, OhioGeneralPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)Press

Columbus, OhioCitizen


Fort Worth, Tex.Honolulu, Hawaii


Container Contents


BOX 150 Houston, Tex.GeneralPress


Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelMemphis

Commercial-AppealGeneralNewspaper GuildPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressAviation pamphlets: lettersAylesworth, Merlin H.

BOX 151 Broun, HeywoodChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClubsCook, MaxCrank lettersDepartment storesDutch Treat ClubsEditor and PublisherForm lettersGeneral

ABOX 152 B-L

(11 folders)BOX 153 M-Z

(12 folders)BOX 154 Hawkins, William W.

(2 folders)Hoover, Herbert, interviewHuber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Institute of Pacific RelationsMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper Guild


Container Contents


GeneralNew YorkNewspapers

BOX 155 Pegler, WestbrookScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United Press


Code book sheetsDomesticForeign


(1 folder)BOX 156 World Telegram

(1 folder)Oklahoma City, Okla.Pittsburgh, Pa.

GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif.GeneralNewspaper GuildScripps, Peggy (Mrs. Robert P.)Sun

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralKyne, Peter B.NewsNewspaper Guild

Washington, D.C.Byrd, RichardDaily News

BOX 157 GeneralJohnson, Hugh S.Parker, George B.

(2 folders)Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance


(1 folder)


Container Contents


BOX 158 Europe(2 folders)

JapanPhilippinesOther



State fileColorado-Wyoming

(9 folders)1940

City fileBirmingham, Ala.

GeneralPost

Chicago, Ill.BOX 160 Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.


(3 folders)BOX 161 Smithton, Henry L.

Treasurer's staffCleveland

GeneralPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)Press

Columbus, OhioCitizenGeneralNewspaper Guild

1940City file

El Paso, Tex.Denver, Colo.


Fort Worth, Tex.Honolulu, Hawaii

BOX 162 Houston, Tex.GeneralPress


Container Contents



Knoxville, Tenn.News-Sentinel

Memphis, Tenn.Commercial-AppealGeneralPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankChristmas mailClubsDepartment stores

BOX 163 Dunn Poll surveyDutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherForm lettersGeneral

A-C(3 folders)

BOX 164 D-P(13 folders)



BOX 166 Howard, Jack R.Huber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Institute of Pacific RelationsMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspaper Guild

GeneralNew York

NewspapersPegler, WestbrookScripps-Howard Supply Co.


Container Contents


Sorrells, John H.(1 folder)

BOX 167 Sorrells, John H.(1 folder)




Willkie, Wendell, campaignWood, Lee B.World Telegram

(2 folders)BOX 168 Pittsburgh, Pa.

GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif.GeneralScripps, Peggy (Mrs. Robert P.)Sun

San Francisco, Calif.GeneralKyne, Peter B.News

(2 folders)Newspaper Guild

BOX 169 Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralJohnson, Hugh S.Parker, George B.



BOX 170 JapanPhilippinesOther

State fileAlabama-Iowa

(3 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 171 Kansas-Pennsylvania(5 folders)

BOX 172 Rhode Island-Wyoming(3 folders)

1941City file

Birmingham, Ala.Newspaper GuildPost


Neave, H. E.(1 folder)

BOX 173 Neave, H. E.(1 folder)

Newspaper GuildPostScripps (E. W.) Co.

(3 folders)Scripps (E. W.) Trust


Cleveland, OhioGeneral

BOX 174 Patterson, Paul(2 folders)

PressColumbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo., Rocky Mountain NewsEl Paso, Tex., Herald-PostFort Worth, Tex.Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralPress

Indianapolis, Ind.Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelMemphis., Tenn.


New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesApplicants

BOX 175 Associated PressBarnes, Harry ElmerBlake, James G.


Container Contents


Chandler, William G.Chemical BankClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesDutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherForm letters

BOX 176 GeneralA-L

(12 folders)BOX 177 M-Z


(2 folders)Howard, Jack R.

BOX 178 Huber, Ray A.Institute of Pacific RelationsLend Lease BillLevy, MauriceMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspaper Publishers CommitteeNewspapersPegler, WestbrookScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.


Baille, HughDomestic

BOX 179 ForeignWood, Lee B.World Telegram

(2 folders)Pittsburgh, Pa.

GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif., Peggy (Mrs. Robert P.) ScrippsSan Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNewsNewspaper Guild


Container Contents


Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneral

BOX 180 Johnson, Hugh S.Parker, George B.

(2 folders)Science ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

Foreign fileCanadaChinaEuropeJapanPhilippinesSingaporeOther

State fileAlabama-Illinois

(2 folders)BOX 181 Indiana-Wyoming

(6 folders)1942

City fileBirmingham, Ala., PostChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

Neave, H. E.(1 folder)

BOX 182 Neave, H. E.(1 folder)

PostScripps (E. W.) Co.Scripps (E. W.) Trust



(2 folders)Press

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo.


BOX 183 Fort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, Hawaii


Container Contents


Houston, Tex.GeneralPress



Commercial-AppealGeneralPress-Scimitar

New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressChandler, William G.


BOX 184 ClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesDuke, LoraEditor and PublisherForm lettersGeneral

A-J(10 folders)

BOX 185 K-Z(13 folders)


BOX 186 Howard, Jack R.Huber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Institute of Pacific RelationsLeech, Ed, “Wake Up America” editorialLevy, MauriceLucey, Charles, war seriesMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPegler, WestbrookScripps-Howard Supply Co.


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Sorrells, John H.United FeaturesUnited Press

Baille, HughBOX 187 Domestic

ForeignWood, Lee B.World Telegram


GeneralPress

San Diego, Petty (Mrs. Robert P.) ScrippsSan Francisco, Calif

GeneralNews

BOX 188 Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralJohnson, Hugh S.Newspaper Information ServiceParker, George B.


Foreign fileAsiaCanadaChinaEuropePhilippinesOther

BOX 189 State fileAlabama-Wyoming

(7 folders)1943

City fileAlbuquerque, N.M.

GeneralPepperday, T. M.

Birmingham, Ala., PostBOX 190 Chicago, Ill.

Cincinnati, OhioNeave, H. E.

(2 folders)Post


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Scripps (E. W.) Co.(3 folders)

Smithton, Henry L.BOX 191 Cleveland, Ohio

Dietz, DavidGeneralPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)Press



El Paso, Tex., Herald-PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex.Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes

Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelMemphis. Tenn.


New York, N.Y.Advanced Congressional Limited Wreck, Pennsylvania Railroad at Philadelphia, Pa.

BOX 192 Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressBritish series, articles by HowardChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClubsCook, MaxCrank lettersDepartment storesEditor and PublisherEditorials by HowardForm letters

BOX 193 GeneralA-M

(13 folders)


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BOX 194 N-Z(11 folders)


Howard, Jack R.Huber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Macneish, Noel S.Magazines

BOX 195 National Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPaz, Alberto Gainza, dinnerPegler, WestbrookScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.


Baille, HughDomesticForeign

BOX 196 Wood, Lee B.World Telegram

Pittsburgh, Pa., PressSan Diego, Calif., Peggy (Mrs. Robert P.) ScrippsSan Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNews

Washington, D.C.Daily NewsParker, George B.

(2 folders)Newspaper Information ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

BOX 197 Foreign fileCanadaChinaEurope

State fileAlabama-Wyoming


City fileBirmingham, Ala., PostChicago, Ill.


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Cincinnati, OhioGeneralNeave, H. E.


(3 folders)Smithton, Henry L.

BOX 199 Cleveland, OhioGeneralPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)Press




GeneralPress




New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressChandler, William G.


BOX 200 ClubsCook, Max B.Department storesEditor and PublisherForm lettersGeneral

A-H(8 folders)

BOX 201 I-Z(12 folders)


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Howard, Jack R.BOX 202 Huber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Macneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPegler, Westbrook

GeneralSeverance letters

Presidential campaign commentsScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)BOX 203 Taylor, Henry J.



DomesticForeign


Pittsburgh, Pa., PressSan Diego, Calif., Scripps family


(2 folders)Washington, D.C.

Daily NewsParker, George B.


BOX 205 Foreign fileCanadaChinaEurope

State fileAlabama-New York

(7 folders)


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BOX 206 North Carolina-Wyoming(3 folders)

1945City file

Birmingham, Ala., PostChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.


(3 folders)Winkler, Robert F.

BOX 207 Cleveland, OhioGeneralPatterson, Paul

(2 folders)Press

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo., Rocky Mountain NewsEl Paso, Tex., Herald-PostFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes



New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationAssociated PressCamrose, LordChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClemens, J. D.ClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesEditor and Publisher

BOX 208 Form letters


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GeneralA-R

(17 folders)BOX 209 S-Z


(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPyle, Ernie, condolencesScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Segal, Eugene, seriesSorrells, John H.

(1 folder)BOX 210 Sorrells, John H.

(1 folder)Taylor, Henry J.United FeaturesUnited Press

Baille, HughDomesticForeign


Pittsburgh, Pa., PressSan Diego, Calif., Scripps familySan Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNews

BOX 211 Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralParker, George B.


Foreign fileCanadaChinaEuropePhilippinesOther

BOX 212 State file


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Alabama-Wyoming(5 folders)

1946City file

Albuquerque, N.M., TribuneBirmingham, Ala., PostChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.


(1 folder)PostScripps (E. W.) Co.


Cleveland, OhioGeneralPatterson, PaulPress



El Paso, Tex., Herald-PostEvansville, Ind., PressFort Worth, Tex.Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.Indianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes

BOX 214 Knoxville, Tenn., News-SentinelMemphis, Tenn.


New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAirplane dataAmerican Newspapers Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressChang Chun dinnerChemical BankClark, Mark dinnerClemens, J. D.


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ClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesDutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherForm letters

BOX 215 Foster, BenGeneral

A-J(10 folders)




Levy, MauriceBOX 217 Lyons, Eugene

Macneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPyle, ErnieScripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard RadioSorrells, John H.

(2 folders)Taylor, Henry J.United FeaturesUnited Press

Baillie, Hugh(2 folders)

DomesticForeign



San Diego, Calif., Scripps familySan Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNews



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General(2 folders)

Human EventsBOX 219 Parker, George B.

(2 folders)Science ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper AllianceStokes, Thomas

Foreign fileAustraliaCanadaChinaEuropeJapanMexicoPhilippines

BOX 220 South AmericaOther



State fileBirmingham, Ala., PostChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralNeave, H. E.




(3 folders)Press

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo., Rocky Mountain NewsFort Worth, Tex., Press

BOX 222 Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralTimes



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New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAirplane dataAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationApplicantsAssociated PressChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClemens, J. D.ClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesEditor and PublisherEditorials by HowardForm letters

BOX 223 GeneralA-N

(14 folders)BOX 224 O-Z


(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.Levy, MauriceMacneish, Noel S.MagazinesNational Advertising DepartmentNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersOverseas Press Club of AmericaPyle, Ernie

BOX 225 Quirino, Elpidio, luncheonRichards, Augustus I.Scripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)United Press


Domestic


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ForeignWood, Lee B.World Telegram


GeneralPress

San Diego, Scripps familyBOX 226 San Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNews

Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralParker, George B.


Foreign fileAsia

BOX 227 ChinaEuropeJapanPhilippinesSouth AmericaOther

State fileAlabama-Massachusetts

(5 folders)BOX 228 Michigan-Wyoming

(5 folders)1948

City fileChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

Neave, H. E.(2 folders)

BOX 229 PostScripps (E. W.) Co.


Cleveland, OhioBaker, Hostetler, and PattersonEdwards, Thomas J.GeneralHostetler, Joseph

BOX 230 Patterson, Paul


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PressColumbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo.



GeneralPress





(2 folders)Chemical BankClemens, J. D.

BOX 231 ClubsCook, MaxDepartment storesEditor and PublisherFerree, MarkForm lettersGeneral

A-P(16 folders)


General Advertising DepartmentHawkins, William W.


(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.

(2 folders)Lockhart, Jack H.Macneish, Noel S.


Container Contents


BOX 233 MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPyle, ErnieSchneider, CharlesScripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard Supply Co.Sorrells, John H.

(2 folders)Taylor, Henry J.United Press


DomesticForeign



San Diego, Calif., Scripps familySan Francisco, Calif.

GeneralNews

Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralParker, George B.


BOX 235 Foreign fileAsiaCanadaChinaEuropeJapanPhilippinesPuerto RicoSouth AfricaSouth AmericaOther

State fileAlabama-Nevada

(6 folders)


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BOX 236 New Hampshire-Wyoming(4 folders)

1949City file

Birmingham, Ala.Chicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio


PostBOX 237 Scripps (E. W.) Co.


ClevelandBaker, Hostetler, and PattersonEdwards, Thomas J.GeneralHostetler, JosephPatterson, PaulPress

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenBOX 238 Denver, Colo., Rocky Mountain News

Fort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex., PressIndianapolis, Ind.

GeneralTimes



New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAirplane dataApplicantsAssociated PressChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClemens, J. D.

BOX 239 ClubsCook, MaxCravath, Swaine, and MooreDepartment storesDutch Treat Club


Container Contents


Editor and PublisherFerree, Mark


A-J(10 folders)




(2 folders)BOX 241 Huber, Ray A.

Lockhart, JackMagazinesMacneish, Noel S.Modern Art ColumnNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersPyle, ErnieSchneider, CharlesScripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.United Press


DomesticForeign


Pittsburgh, Pa.GeneralLeech, Edward T.Press

BOX 242 San Diego, Calif.Scripps, Charles E.Scripps familySmithton, Henry L.




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GeneralParker, George B.


BOX 243 Foreign fileAsiaCanadaCentral AmericaChinaEurope

(2 folders)JapanPhilippinesSouth AmericaOther


BOX 244 Colorado-Wyoming(7 folders)

1950City file

Birmingham, Ala.Chicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio

GeneralHawkins, George H.Neave, H. E.


(1 folder)PostScripps, Charles E.

(2 folders)Scripps (E. W.) Co.

(2 folders)Cleveland, Ohio

Baker, Hostetler, and PattersonEdwards, Thomas J.

(1 folder)BOX 246 Edwards, Thomas J.

(1 folder)GeneralHostetler, JosephPatterson, PaulPressWinkler, Robert F.


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Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo., Rocky Mountain NewsFort Worth, Tex., PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralPress





(2 folders)BOX 247 Chemical Bank

Clemens, J. D.ClubsCravath, Swaine, and MooreDepartment storesDutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherFerree, Mark


A-G(7 folders)

BOX 248 H-Z(16 folders)

General Advertising DepartmentBOX 249 Hawkins, William W.


(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.Levy, MauriceLockhart, Jack H.Macneish, Noel S.


Container Contents


MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersSchneider, CharlesScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.Taylor, Henry J.

BOX 250 United FeaturesUnited Press


DomesticForeign


GeneralNew York Sun purchaseStrike


GeneralPress

San Diego, Calif.Scripps familySmithton, Henry L.


Washington, D.C.Daily NewsGeneralScience ServiceScripps-Howard Newspaper AllianceStokes, Thomas L.

Foreign fileAfricaAsiaCanadaChinaEuropeJapanPhilippines

BOX 252 South America(2 folders)

OtherState file


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Alabama-Oklahoma(6 folders)

BOX 253 Oregon-Wyoming(3 folders)

1951City file


GeneralHawkins, George H.Neave, H. E.

(2 folders)PostScripps, Charles E.

(1 folder)BOX 254 Scripps, Charles E.

(1 folder)Scripps (E. W.) Co.


Cleveland, OhioBaker, Hostetler, and PattersonEdwards, Thomas J.

(2 folders)GeneralHostetler, JosephPatterson, PaulPress

BOX 255 Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Colo.


Fort Worth, Tex.GeneralPress

Honolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralPress





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New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAirplane dataAmerican Newspaper Publishers AssociationAssociated PressChandler, William G.

(2 folders)Chemical BankClemens, J. D.ClubsCravath, Swaine, and MooreDepartment storesDutch Treat clubEditor and PublisherFerree, Mark

BOX 256 Ferree, MarkForm lettersGeneral

A-L(12 folders)

BOX 257 M-Z(12 folders)



(2 folders)Huber, Ray A.Lockhart, Jack H.

BOX 258 Macneish, Noel S.MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersSchneider, CharlesScripps-Howard NewsScripps-Howard RadioScripps-Howard Supply Co.United Press


DomesticForeign

Wood, B.World Telegram

Pittsburgh, Pa.General


Container Contents


PressSan Diego, Calif.

Scripps familySmithton, Henry L.

San Francisco, Calif.General

BOX 259 NewsWashington, D.C.

Daily NewsGeneralScripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

Foreign fileAsiaCanadaChinaCubaEuropeJapanPhilippinesPuerto Rico

BOX 260 South AmericaOther



City fileChicago, Ill.Cincinnati, Ohio


PostScripps, Charles E.

(2 folders)Scripps (E. W.) Co.


BOX 262 Cleveland, OhioEdwards, Thomas J.

(2 folders)GeneralPatterson, PaulPress

Columbus, Ohio, CitizenDenver, Rocky Mountain NewsFort Worth, Tex.

General


Container Contents


PressHonolulu, HawaiiHouston, Tex.

GeneralTimes




New York, N.Y.Advertising agenciesAirplane data

BOX 263 American Newspaper Publishers AssociationAssociated PressChandler, William G.Chemical BankClemens, J. D.ClubsCravath, Swaine, and MooreDepartment storesDutch Treat ClubEditor and PublisherFerree, Mark


A-D(4 folders)

BOX 264 E-Z(21 folders)


(1 folder)BOX 265 (1 folder)

Howard, Jack R.(2 folders)

Levy, MauriceLockhart, Jack H.Macneish, Noel S.MagazinesNEA ServiceNewspaper GuildNewspapersResignation announcement

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