Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. In 1934, the Daily News was published under the title Illustrated Daily News, though some issues were called Daily Los Angeles News or Los Angeles Daily News. The man in the foreground with the white visor was the copy desk chief, also known as the "slot man" (since he sat at the "slot" in the copy desk). Copy desks, which were round or circular, were known as "rims" and the other copy editors were known as "rim rats" (or rimrats). Text from original nitrate sleeve: Daily News (Copy Desk): Higgins, Charles, Dr.; Morgan, P. G.; Parent, James.
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image
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b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
ark:/21198/zz00254350
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No linguistic content
Subject
Newspaper industry--California--Los Angeles Illustrated daily news (Los Angeles, Calif.) Media Morgan, P. G Higgins, Charles Parent, James
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