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Abstract: Warren Phillips worked for The Wall Street Journal for the majority of his professional life, rising from a reporter and editor to the role of Publisher, and finally Chief Executive Officer of its parent organization, Dow Jones & Company. (1975-1991). Over the term of his career, he played a significant role in the Journal's development from a small financial publication into one of the country’s premier daily papers,...

Scope and Contents This series contains published writings in books, newspapers and magazines, as well as manuscripts, proofs, and production documents for larger publications. Materials are divided into those written by Warren Phillips or members of his family, those written about them, and those written about Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal and other general topics. An additional subseries is allotted for Mr. Phillips’ autobiography, ...

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains published volumes, production copies, manuscripts, correspondence and reviews of Warren Phillips’ autobiography, Newspaperman. Photographs of a publication party may be found in Series V: Subseries A. Items are arranged with bound copies of the book first, followed by correspondence and documents, and finally manuscripts and drafts in chronological order.