This is the grave of Anthony Leviero. Born in 1905 in Brooklyn, Leviero seems to have grown up in at least OK circumstances, as he was able to attend Columbia. He also went to City College for a time. I don't think he graduated from...
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This is the grave of Vernon Jarrett. Born in 1917 or 1918 in Salisbury, Tennessee (accounts differ, you'd be surprised how many dates on graves are incorrect; in fact, there.
This is the grave of Daniel Schorr. Born in 1916 in The Bronx, Schorr would have been Daniel Tchornemoretz if his parents hadn't simplified their name in English (or had.
This is the grave of William Lindsay White. Born in 1900 in Emporia, Kansas, White grew up in a famous family. His father was the legendary William Allen White, newspaper editor and Progressive. White Sr. had every intention of making his son follow in his...
This is the grave of George Horace Lorimer. Born in Louisville in 1867, Lorimer grew up pretty well off the son of a prominent minister. who had churches in several.
Journalists unionizing may not be the working-class revolt that those who fantasize about the revolution desire. After all, they aren't working class in a traditional sense. But like graduate students.