Inside the newsroom: How the New York Times and the New York Evening World covered the sinking of the Titanic. Pictured above, Sun editor Charles E. Chapin (before he’d be arrested for the murder of his wife) in the newsroom. And I thought my desk was messy.
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‘Staches.
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