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... with the now defunct Derry Standard He also served in the Derry Office of the Belfast Telegraph and moved to the Northern Whig in 1948, later joining the Belfast News Letter where he became Chief Sub-Editor. In 1963 he moved to the Belfast Telegraph ...
... now defunct Derrv Standard. He also worked in the Londonderry Office of the Belfast Telegraph before moving to the Northern Whig in 1948. He later joined the Belfast News Letter where he became Chief Sub- Editor. In 1963 he moved to the Belfast Telegraph ...
... three times a week and already with three - quarters of a century's experience behind it. The Commercial Chronicle and Northern Whig and Mercury published three times a week, the Banner of Ulster twice a week and the Vindicator, Mercantile Register and Ulster ...
... ‘Derry Standard’. i Mr. Thompson also worked in the Londonderry office of the ‘Belfast Telegraph’ before moving to the ‘Northern Whig’ in 1948. He later joined the ‘News Letter’ where he became chief sub-editor and in 1963 moved to the ‘Belfast Telegraph' and ...
... er journalism with former ‘D Standard’. Mr. Thompson worked in Londonderry offi the ‘Belfast Tele; before moving t ‘Northern Whig’ i He later joinec ‘News Letter’ whi became chief suband in 1963 moved ‘Belfast Telegrap transferred to paper’'s we publications ...
... to Glendermott Cemetery, Londonderry, following a service in Glendermott Parish Church. In 1948 he'moved to the ““Northern Whig” in Belfast, subsequently transferring to the “*Belfast Newsletter” where he became Chief Sub-Editor. A keen chess player ...
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