Dateline History : The Life of Journalist Jonathan Marshall

Name: Dateline History : The Life of Journalist Jonathan Marshall
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ISBN: 9781935089032

ISBN-10: 193508903X

ISBN-13: 9781935089032

Edition: 2008

Authors: Jonathan Marshall

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This memoir provides a window into the life of an upper class Jewish boy from the mid-1920s until today, as well as into world affairs during that turbulent, exciting, and challenging period of history. Some of journalist Jonathan Marshalls 12,500 editorials and columns are included in the book. There are passages about Marshalls encounters with famous individuals and the experiences he has shared with them. Marshall also shares his struggle to create a successful, small daily newspaper, including some vivid memories of events that were particularly dramatic or unusual.

Book details

List price: $18.95
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: Acacia Publishing, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/1/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 350
Size: 5.75" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English

Introduction	p. i
I Raced with Einstein	p. 1
A Fascinating Family	p. 7
Some of My Best Friends Were Republicans	p. 13
The Education of a Prince	p. 19
My Mother and the Bomb	p. 25
Death and the Depression	p. 35
That Dog Was My Champ	p. 43
The Future Baseball Star	p. 53
Hello Jimmy, Hello Joe	p. 59
War and College	p. 67
The War I Didn't Know	p. 85
Planning and Politics	p. 91
I Meet the Mafia	p. 119
The Art World, a New World	p. 123
The Love of My Life	p. 129
Starting a New Life	p. 147
Launching a Journalism Career	p. 153
...But No Rattlesnakes	p. 163
Starting a New Congregation	p. 195
Yes, I Was Crazy	p. 199
Lobbying for the Press	p. 205
The Hunt for a Great Staff	p. 211
On the Record	p. 215
Spotlight on a Senator, The Great Artichoke Fight and Other Editorials	p. 223
The Don Bolles Murder	p. 241
Crazy Again	p. 247
Hot Dogs for the Underdog	p. 255
The Memorable Trips	p. 261
Publishing Was Never Dull	p. 271
After Death, Life Goes On	p. 283
Sic Transit Progress	p. 291
Contrasts in the Soviet Union	p. 299
Surgery and Recovery	p. 309
The Marshall Fund	p. 313
The Vanishing Independents	p. 319
Some of the Most Fascinating People I Have Met in Arizona	p. 325
Epilogue: My Life Was a Bouillabaisse	p. 333
Index	p. 339
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