Dateline: Washington
Subtitle: the story of national affairs journalism in the life and times of the National Press Club.
By: Edited by Cabell Phillips [and others]
Contributors: Phillips, Cabell B. H., ed.
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1949
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 307
Subjects: Journalism -- Washington (D.C.)
Notes: Written to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the National Press Club.
Table of contents: title: An introductory note, by A. Krock.; title: Prehistory, by D. Aikman.; title: From such a bond, by S. Hart.; title: This is how it used to be, by B. N. Timmons.; title: The placid twenties, by F. Knebel.; title: "We interrupt this program," by T. F. Koop.; title: Moisture, a trace, by H. J. Dodge. "And here we sit today!" By H. Morrow.; title: Tradesmen's entrance, by H. J. Dodge.; title: "Just one more, please," by H. L. Kany and W. C. Bourne.; title: Handouts, by B. Catton.; title: Autocrats of the breakfast table, by C. Phillips.; title: World War II, by L. C. Wilson.; title: Passed by censor, by G. Creel, B. Price, E. Davis, and W. A. Kinney.; title: The diplomatic correspondent, by W. R. Deuel.; title: Every day is election day, by F. C. Othman.; title: Coverage today, by T. L. Stokes.; title: Journalist and journalese, by C. B. Jones.