Box 1
Contains 61 Results:
Chicago Mortgage Bankers Association, 1958-1959
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Chicago Motor Club (James E. Burger), 1944-1958
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Chicago North Side Newspapers (inc. Leo Lerner), 1948-1955
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Chicago Press Veterans Association, 1946, 1956
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Chicago Public Library, 1926-1960
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Chicago Tribune, 1929-1968
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Clark, Herma, 1942-1949
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
The Cliff Dwellers, 1949
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Clifford, Anna (cousin), 1937
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Cochran, Robert (Greyhound Lines), 1934-1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Collins, Charles (Chicago Tribune), 1931-1960
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Collins, Thomas (Chicago Daily News), 1958-1962
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Commerce (magazine), 1936-1959
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Cook, Ted, 1947-1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Coverlet Guild of America, 1949-1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Craig, John (Chicago Daily News), 1925-1926
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Crane Company, 1953-1954
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
C, 1929-1956
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Dedmon, Emmett (Chicago Sun-Times), 1947-1962
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Douglas, W. A. S. "Doug", 1946-1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Drury, James (nephew), 1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Drury, Joe (cousin), 1951
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Drury, Josephine (sister), 1950-1963
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Drury, Margaret "DeeDee" Sullivan (mother), 1925-1949
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.
Drury, William J. (cousin), 1950
Letters from John Drury to various publications, editors, fellow journalists, and family. There are many letters of interest to Chicago Daily News associates such as Harry Hansen, Howard Vincent O'Brien, and John Casey and to fellow Chicago figures such as Henry Field and Herma Clark. Later correspondence reflects the challenges of surviving as a freelance journalist as Drury sends numerous unsolicited story ideas and manuscripts to corporate publications and newspapers.