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The Fourth Branch Of Government
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Supplement Celebrating 100th Anniversary of The York Dispatch, Founded By Hiram Young (1830-1905)
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One Of The First Issues of The Evening Dispatch (Renamed The York Dispatch In 1904), York, PA, 1876
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John Steacy's College Essay Describing His Summer Job At The York Dispatch, 1938
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John Steacy Takes Over As Editor-In-Chief, Virginia Spectator, 1940
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John Steacy With Frances Young, Daughter Of H. W. Young, Vice President Of Dispatch Publishing Company, 1943
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In Telegram To Parents, John Steacy Reports His Engagement To Frances Young And Commissioned A Second Lieutenant In Air Force
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John Steacy Joined The Army In July 1942, Stationed At Buckingham Army Air Field, The Largest Aerial Gunnery School In The World
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During Four-Year Tour of Duty, Steacy Was Part Of A Six Man Staff That Published Flexigun, A Weekly, Eight-Page Tabloid For Camp, 1941
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Lt. John Steacy With pressmen At The Fort Meyers News-Press, 1944
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John Steacy Covering A Borough Council Meeting For The Milton Evening Standard
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John Steacy In Front Of Freight-Train Wreck, Milton, January, 1949
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John Steacy Letter To Wife Sharing Highlights From His First Big Story At The Milton Evening Standard, December, 1945
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John Steacy In Evening Standard Newsroom, 1946
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John Steacy, Managing Editor, The Milton Evening Standard, July 7th, 1949
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John Steacy (striped tie, first row, center) With The Staff Of The Evening Standard
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John & Frances Steacy With Sons, Chips and Tom
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John Steacy’s Resume And Clip Folder
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Steacy's Work Experience
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John Steacy Cuts Coworker's Hair At Milton Evening Standard, December, 1950
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Steacy At The Call-Chronicle, Allentown, PA
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"I Believe You Lived Up To The Principles That Are So Necessary When You Grant To A Newspaper The Phrase "The Freedom Of The Press"."
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Throughout His Life John Steacy Kept His Diary In The Margins Of His Books. Here, He Writes About New Job At Call-Chronicle
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At 2am The Night Before His First Day At Chronicle, Steacy Is Displeased With His Room And Changes Hotels
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John Steacy Reads Over A Story Typed On Extra-Long Sheets Of Copy Paper
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John Steacy & Co-Worker, In The Call-Chronicle Newsroom
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A Good Newspaper Is The Mirror Of Its Community.
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John Steacy Edits Story On Saturday Night For Sunday Call-Chronicle
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Reporter's Notebook Column Describing Life As A Newspaper Reporter
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John Steacy Was One Of Several Call-Chronicle Staffers Awarded Prizes In State Newspaper Contest, 1954.
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John Steacy With The Pipe That Never Seemed To Leave His Mouth In Call-Chronicle Newsroom
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Hours Defore Deadline John Steacy Checks A Story With Another Editor On The City Desk, December 1954
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John Steacy Will Be In Charge Of The News Operation Of The Evening Chronicle, January, 1960
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A Postcard To The Newsroom Staff From John Steacy While On Vacation
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John Steacy, Seated, After The First Issue In New Newsroom Was Put To Bed, July 1966
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John Steacy Reading By Office Window
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John Steacy’s Office Window, New Call-Chronicle News Building, 1966
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John Steacy, Editor of Call-Chronicle, In His Office.
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John Steacy's Journal Entry Noting His Retirement From Newspaper Business, 1975
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Clipping announcing Steacy's retirement, 1975
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John Steacy Smoking In Friend’s House, Quogue, Long Island
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John Steacy Dies, November 15th, 1976
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Tribute To A Newsman, John Steacy Praised For Bringing Out The Best in His Co-Workers, 1976
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John Steacy & Tom Steacy
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Letter From American Press Institute, 1976
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Tom Steacy, junior year, Washington & Jefferson College, 1968
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Tom Steacy Arrives Home From Army Boot Camp, 1970
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Tom Steacy, High School Year Book, 1966
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Tom Steacy (Standing, In Back) At First Newspaper Job As Copy Boy, Allentown Morning Call, 1966
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Tom Steacy Elected Editor of Washington & Jefferson Student Newspaper during a time of widespread unrest across the country, 1968
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Tom Steacy With Washington & Jefferson Student Newspaper Editors, 1970
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Tom Steacy Acceptance Letter To Columbia Journalism School, 1971
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Tom Steacy's Classroom Editing Exercise Targeting Wordiness & Awkward Phrases, 1972
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Tom Steacy, 1970s
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Tom Steacy's Notes On The Role Of The Press
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"When In Doubt, Leave It Out."
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Tom Steacy’s list of key dates in the Watergate scandal
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Tom Steacy in City Hall Bureau, Houston Chronicle, 1973
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Tom Steacy’s first typewriter
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Press Pass, Houston Chronicle, 1974
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One Of Tom Steacy's Reporter's Notebooks
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One Of Tom Steacy's Favorite Stories. Houston Was Only City In The Nation's 20 Largest To Refuse Federal Aid For Its Police Department.
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A front-page article in the New York Times, written by Tom Steacy when he was the Times’ Houston stringer
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Tom Steacy Was Made City Editor At The Herald Statesman, Yonkers, 1976
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John Steacy's Note Sharing Son Tom's New Position, 1976
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Spoof Farewell Account Of Tom Steacy’s Last Day In Yonkers Before Heading To New Job In Philadelphia
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Help-Wanted Ads From Editor & Publisher
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Tom Steacy Seeks Job At Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 1, 1974
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“We Are Not Hiring At The Inquirer…”
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“We Have Been Operating Under A Strict Job Freeze…”
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Letter Confirming Tom Steacy's New job As Copy Editor, Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 15, 1982
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Philadelphia Inquirer I.D. card, February 1982
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News Guild Contract, 1982
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Tom Steacy, Assistant Metro Editor, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1995
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Will Steacy’s Drawing of The Inquirer Building, 1986
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Picket Line, 46 Day Strike Against Philadelphia Newspapers Inc., 1985
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Top Papers, Top Pay
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Letter To Newsroom Employees About Worker Benefits During Strike, 1985
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Tom Steacy, Metro Desk, 1995
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"You're A Good Man Steacy" -Rosey
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1952 Floor Plan Of New 5th Floor Newsroom.
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Consultants' Guidelines On Best Ways To Organize Work Spaces In A Modern Newsroom
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Copy Desk, Neighbors Section, 1987. Image Courtesy Of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Vacant Fifth Floor Newsroom After Inquirer Moved To Second Floor Newsroom, April 1997.
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Floor Plan For New Newsroom On Second Floor, 1996
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Invitation To Newsroom Staff To Attend Dedication Of New Newsroom, April, 1997
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Inquirer Editor Maxwell King At Dedication Of New Newsroom, April, 1997
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Tom Steacy Being Cited For Coordinating New Newsroom Project, April, 1997
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Tom Steacy, ID Card
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Tom Steacy’s Farewell Letter To The Inquirer Staff After He Was Laid Off, October, 2011
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