History of Journalism in San Francisco 1940 3
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The Guild thought it prudent to eschew political activities at this time and re- fused it official support. The young organization feared the "red" stigma thst had been attached to the party by its oppo- nents.
But in the month of June 1935 the NRA collapsed and the Guild found itself looking more and more tovard or- genized labor for sup-oort , The issue vras soon to bo resolved.
II LliJ^ 01 li 41 CHAPTER IV THE GUILD AND THE UNITED PRESS Burgess, Jennings, Ward, Scofield, Vaughan, Mason-- all... were casualties of the early Guild struggles. In the old days such wholesale dismissals would have been enough to smash any newsmen's organization. Two such organizations in San Francisco had previously lasted less than a year. The Guild had operated almost four years before it achieved what could be called a definite victory; and this came with its dealings with the United Press. To the Guild it was an ac- colade of reward and recognition.
The basis for a Guild unit on the United Press had long been recognized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Guild thought it prudent to eschew political activities at this time and re- fused it official support. The young organization feared the "red" stigma thst had been attached to the party by its oppo- nents.
But in the month of June 1935 the NRA collapsed and the Guild found itself looking more and more tovard or- genized labor for sup-oort , The issue vras soon to bo resolved.
II LliJ^ 01 li 41 CHAPTER IV THE GUILD AND THE UNITED PRESS Burgess, Jennings, Ward, Scofield, Vaughan, Mason-- all... were casualties of the early Guild struggles. In the old days such wholesale dismissals would have been enough to smash any newsmen's organization. Two such organizations in San Francisco had previously lasted less than a year. The Guild had operated almost four years before it achieved what could be called a definite victory; and this came with its dealings with the United Press. To the Guild it was an ac- colade of reward and recognition.
The basis for a Guild unit on the United Press had long been recognized.
What to read after History of Journalism in San Francisco 1940 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by History of San Francisco Journalism Project to read onlineMoreLess
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