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Capitol press men shaped by years of service
Walter Vietiman profiles Associated Press and United Press staffers in Washington, detailing how veteran correspondents and managers like A. J. Clarke, John Culahan, E. M. Hood, Charles Hayes, and P. Austin tirelessly cover treasury, war, state, and congressional actions. Their experience and newsroom tact turn hours of grinding legislative detail into concise daily reports.
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Berke. M. Hood
All
Clarkes
Jerome J. Wilber
Denver
Interior
CG. A. Merilat
Associated Press Service
Supreme Court
Fuller
Richard Gota
John
R Richard Ouluhen
Treasury Department
Down Town
Dick Culahan
Calaban
United Press
E. M. Hood
Associated Press
Capitol
Hood
A. J. Halford
Youngstown
Halford
Tarrivon
Pres
Charles Hayes
Senate
Saker
Henry Hither
Charlyps Hayes
HOUSE
Reater
Legislative
Hayes
Congress
Washington
D. R. McKee
Auvent
California
Gobright
McKee
C. A. Boynton
Western Associated Press
W. W. Burhans
P. W. DeGraw
Telegraphic Desk
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Burhans
Washington Monument
P. Austin
Press News
Austin
State Department
White House
Treasury
Post Office
Census Office
Interior Department
Railway Commission
Walter Wellman