The Press in War-Time, With Some Account of the Official Press Bureau; An Essay
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There it met with such fate as it might, and unless it was wholly stopped (a rare occurrence) was tubed downstairs for delivery to the addressee. The anxiety of the principal newspapers and agencies to receive their messages at the earliest, possible moment was a second reason why they kept representatives in attend- ance at the Bureau night and day. If the IV THE PRESS BUREAU 53 addressee had no representative, a telegram was tubed back to the Post Office for delivery.
Outward Press messages m...ight either be handed in to a Post Office or Cable Company (in both of which cases they were sent on to the Bureau), or they might be handed in at the Bureau itself by duly accredited Press representa- tives. This latter facility furnished yet a third reason for constant attendance of such representa- tives. An outward message after being logged in was, as in the case of inward messages, sent up to the Cable Room, and when there dealt with forwarded for dispatch.
The machinery was simple, but the pressure upon it was great.
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There it met with such fate as it might, and unless it was wholly stopped (a rare occurrence) was tubed downstairs for delivery to the addressee. The anxiety of the principal newspapers and agencies to receive their messages at the earliest, possible moment was a second reason why they kept representatives in attend- ance at the Bureau night and day. If the IV THE PRESS BUREAU 53 addressee had no representative, a telegram was tubed back to the Post Office for delivery.
Outward Press messages m...ight either be handed in to a Post Office or Cable Company (in both of which cases they were sent on to the Bureau), or they might be handed in at the Bureau itself by duly accredited Press representa- tives. This latter facility furnished yet a third reason for constant attendance of such representa- tives. An outward message after being logged in was, as in the case of inward messages, sent up to the Cable Room, and when there dealt with forwarded for dispatch.
The machinery was simple, but the pressure upon it was great.
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