The story of the Sun, New York: 1833-1928 / by Frank M. O'Brien ; with an introduction by Edward Page Mitchell ...

250 THE STORY OF "THE SUN"
ing; Frank Graham, Will Wedge, Edward Murphy and
Sam Murphy, baseball; Lawrence Perry and John Foster,
college sports; Alfred Dayton, cycling; and Edward P.
Duffy, soccer.
The radio department is headed by E. L. Bragdon,
who started the radio section on the Globe. Ite is
assisted by Fred Ehlert, George Hoppert, Katherine
Trenholm, and a large staff of contributors.
M laurice Juldd and Ralph A. Collins have represented
the Sun in Washington for more than ten years. The
political correspondent at Albany is John C. Crary. The
paper's special representative in Europe is Joseph Grigg,
with headquarters in London.
The society editor is C. J. Allen, with W. S. Shoemaker and E. C. Gibney as his assistants.
The art director is C. Howard 'ate, a veteran in the
Munsey-Dewart organization. 'he chief photographer
is Joseph Lyons. The Sun's library is in the charge of
Paul Drane, whose Sun service began in 1887. and Charles
Stolberg is the head of the reference department, or
'morgue."
The business department is under the leadership of
Edwin S. Friendly, who came from the New York Times
to the Sun as business manager in 1923. His staff is as
follows:
Advertising department: Herbert B. Fairchild, advertising manager; Conrad F. Colborn, assistant advertising
manager; Edwin A. Sutphin, manager, national adlvertising; 'Einar 0. Petersen, manager, local advertising;
Harold L. Goldman, manager, classified advertising;
George Benneyan, manager, promotion-statistical department.