The North American Review, Volume 239University of Northern Iowa, 1935 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... photographs to meet train and plane schedules . It meant a ten - fold stepping up of news values in photographs , for even the finest newsphoto suffered by being printed in a distant newspaper a day , two days or a week after the story ...
... photographs to meet train and plane schedules . It meant a ten - fold stepping up of news values in photographs , for even the finest newsphoto suffered by being printed in a distant newspaper a day , two days or a week after the story ...
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... photographic publicity even when they shunned reporters . Dillinger even had the dubious distinc- tion of having posed ... photographs in response to insistent demands from cameramen , distributed them to the major photo services and New ...
... photographic publicity even when they shunned reporters . Dillinger even had the dubious distinc- tion of having posed ... photographs in response to insistent demands from cameramen , distributed them to the major photo services and New ...
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... photographs were sent by radio from London to appear in edi- tions on the morning following the King's death . The photograph received by the Associated Press for its mem- bers was typical . It was possible to make out a figure on a ...
... photographs were sent by radio from London to appear in edi- tions on the morning following the King's death . The photograph received by the Associated Press for its mem- bers was typical . It was possible to make out a figure on a ...
Contents
ORTON VREST Safety in Numbers 53 | 5 |
BEATTY JEROME Justice Moves Like a Fire Immigration and Unemployment 212 | 14 |
Our Palingenesis of Talk | 37 |
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