Box 1

Scope and Contents From the File:

Including travel permits, registration forms, passes, membership cards, press cards, etc.

Scope and Contents From the File:

Including travel permits, registration forms, passes, membership cards, press cards, etc.

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Contains background information on materials in this collection sent to the Tribune Company Archives by Noderer in July-September, 1977, as well as on the Noderer material found in the Tribune's Promotion Department, November 12, 1975

Scope and Contents Letter from Quentin Pope to Percy Wood (June 18, 1959)Photograph of Don Maxwell, John R. Thompson, Al Noderer, Don Starr, Harold Smith and Robert CaseyFour contact prints labeled "Polinka"Photocopy of New York Times correspondent Barney Darnton's notebook written in New Guinea in 1942 shortly before his death. Original sent to son John DarntonPage from Editor and Publisher,...

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Including bills, receipts, tickets, invitations, etc.

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• Six pieces concerning censorship in various countries, 1941-1948
• Two letters from Noderer to his parents (January 1942) describing conditions in the Dutch East Indies
• Nine items sent from Jerusalem in May 1948 during military action during the creation of the Republic of Israel
• Stories sent by Noderer concerning radical conditions in channel ports in 1941

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• 22 letters or cables to and from E. R. Noderer, 1941-1950, chiefly directions from Robert R. McCormick or the editors
• 12 letters, 1937-1939, between Robert R. McCormick and David Darrah of the London office relating to a plaque with the names of Chicago Tribune correspondents

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Awarding him the Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon

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Letters from:

• Maj. C.R. Fisher (1942-05-01)
• Pat Maloney (1942-12-04)
• Gen. Clovis Byers (1943-02-02)
• Harold Lasky (1945-04-08)
• Aneurin Bevan (1945-08-10)
• Mrs. R. L. Eichelberger (February 12, year not stated)

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Chiefly between E.R. Noderer and J. Loy ("Pat") Maloney, from locations including Australia, England, Italy and Switzerland

Scope and Contents Letters from Noderer readers of stories or listeners to his radio talks (1943; 14 items)Correspondence between Noderer, Gaston Bridel and others concerning the radio facsimile page of June 6, 1947 Chicago Tribune sent abroad as the 100th anniversary story of the newspaperPieces relating to the presentation of the honorary freedom of the City of London to General Dwight D. Eisenhower on June 12, 1945 (3 items)Letters between...

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Chiefly letters from McCormick to members of the London Bureau (Larry Rue, David Darrah), including some carbon copies of their replies, 1939-05-19/1941-08-25. Includes letter from Lord Camrose of 1939-05-19 criticizing McCormick's speech on freedom of the press, and McCormick's reply on 1939-06-02

Scope and Contents From the Collection: E.R. Noderer (1907-1996) was a Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent from 1939 to 1950; a general assignment reporter in Chicago from 1950 to 1952; editorial page editor and writer for the Washington Times-Herald from 1952 to 1954; and a member of the promotion and publicity department of the Chicago Tribune until his retirement in 1972. This collection stems from his years of travel as a...