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...Percy Cudlipp surprised Fleet Street by resigning from the Daily Herald. To take his place, the paper named Sydney Elliott, 51, a devoted Socialist who has already proved his talent for circulation-building bright news and features on Beaverbrook's papers and on the sensational Daily Mirror...
...funeral. The magical Magyars won, 6-3, and at the very end, the stands rose as one in thunderous, generous applause for the Hungarians. The British press made no alibis. The Times wrote: "The Hungarians shot with the accuracy of archers. It was Agincourt in reverse." The tabloid Daily Mirror and the good grey Times both had the same thought: "It was the twilight of the Gods." With wry humor the Express also noted a consolation: "England came back victoriously last night. Her pingpong players beat a Hungarian team...
Renewed negotiations began with the American Federation of Labor photoengravers still deadlocked over wages and fringe benefits with teh six marooned papers, the Times, Mirror, Post, Jurnal American, News, and World-Telegram...
...Sunday Chronicle. He won the family bet when he was named editor of the huge Sunday Pictorial (circ. 5,046,640) at 24. and became the youngest newspaper editor on Fleet Street. This year he also became editorial director of the Pic's sister, the London Daily Mirror (circ. 4,432,700), biggest daily newspaper in the world. Meanwhile. Percy moved over to the Laborite Daily Herald (circ. 1,965,504) in 1938, two years later became its editor...
Post Cereals division of General Foods Corp. upgraded its premium appeal; it enclosed patterns for early American "antiques." Designed to capitalize on the do-it-yourself trend, the patterns include: a Williamsburg shelf, Pilgrim footstool, courting mirror, tulip knife box. Pennsylvania wall box and a cradle...