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...most needed was to have its cattle fenced in. "Miss Edna" is Mrs. Edna Cain Daniel, editor & publisher of the Quitman, Ga. Free Press (circ...
Cops behind the Bars. For the last ten years, slim, personable Clayton Fritchey's by-line has accompanied exposes and campaigns that have kept the Cleveland Press (circ. 253,540) the liveliest and one of the richest and most influential of Scripps-Howard papers.** Fritchey has been a managing editor's dream reporter with a reporter's dream assignment: to find his own news...
...weekly condensation of Pyle's columns went to the weekly News of Dana, Ind. (circ. 600), as to several hundred other small U.S. weeklies. Appropriately, Ernie Pyle signalized the week by a bit of gossip about his Dana neighbors...
...would buy the fat, conservative Indianapolis Star with its morning (circ. 128,959) and Sunday (circ. 189,963) monopoly? Since the death, six months ago, of the paper's owner-publisher, John Charles Shaffer, various buyers have been mentioned: Marshall Field, Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormick, the Cowles brothers of Des Moines and Minneapolis, Roy Wilson Howard...
...same deal, Pulliam got the other Shaffer paper, the Muncie Star (circ. 24,821). Indianapolis buzzed anew with reports that Marshall Field's bank roll was behind Publisher Pulliam. It was not. Big, beaming Smith Davis, Cleveland newspaper broker, had arranged and so hidden the deal that no one had seriously suspected Pulliam...