Ronald Muchnick - 10 Year Old Editor Of The Granger Gazette, December 1947

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Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1947
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Ten-year-old Ronald Muchnick, editor of the "Granger Gazette," a monthly newspaper, is shown planning his January edition in his "editorial office" - which also happens to be his bedroom in his parents' home at 1122 Granger Ave.
Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1947
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Ten-year-old Ronald Muchnick, editor of the "Granger Gazette," a monthly newspaper, is shown planning his January edition in his "editorial office" - which also happens to be his bedroom in his parents' home at 1122 Granger Ave.
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First Edition Out, City's Youngest Editor Plans Next Issue

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1947
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Germans Given Every Chance To Run Own Newspapers, Capt. Pillsbury Says

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1946
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'Pinckneygate'

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Students Win Press Issue

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Former Head Of Department Dies

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News' Bill Schlegelmilch To Retire

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Newspaper Vending Area, May 1975

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Members of the Ann Arbor High School's Optimist board run an issue of the school newspaper, March 1942

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Ann Arbor News, March 6, 1962
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PRESSTIME: Shown here are Optimist board members running off an issue. They are (left to right) Robert Taylor, Douglas Raab, Walter Root, June Dean, Thomas Fitzgerald and (front) Verna Brumbaugh. From March 6, 1942: "More than 100 Ann Arbor High Students work on the school newspaper, the Optimist, so Principal L. L. Forsythe reports. There must be some virtue in numbers for the Optimist usually is judged best, or second best, of all similar high school publications throughout the United States. Shown here is small group at work on this week's issue. (See photo)
Ann Arbor News, March 6, 1962
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PRESSTIME: Shown here are Optimist board members running off an issue. They are (left to right) Robert Taylor, Douglas Raab, Walter Root, June Dean, Thomas Fitzgerald and (front) Verna Brumbaugh. From March 6, 1942: "More than 100 Ann Arbor High Students work on the school newspaper, the Optimist, so Principal L. L. Forsythe reports. There must be some virtue in numbers for the Optimist usually is judged best, or second best, of all similar high school publications throughout the United States. Shown here is small group at work on this week's issue. (See photo)
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