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Includes photographs of:
Jack, Michael
Jackson, Harold (includes on photograph with Simon Winchester and Simon Hoggart)
Jackson, Judith
Jackson, Michael
Jeger, Lena
Jenkins, Peter
Johns, Peter
Johnson, Dennis
Jones, Brian
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

Correspondence between Ian Wright and Guardian regional reporters, including: Dennis Johnson, Harry Jackson, John Holmwood, Paul Johnson, Denis Thorpe and Peter Hetherington.

Subjects covered include: the editing of copy, October 1978; coverage of Dennis Thorpe's visit to the United States, January 1980 - February 1980; weather reporting, March 1980; advertising, June 1980; reader complaint, April 1981; Vietnam pictures, May 1981 and coverage of Scottish news, June 1984 - November 1984.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Ian Wright

Manchester Guardian and Evening News house magazine. Includes the articles 'Catering for as many tastes as possible' by Joe Minogue; 'The Guardian and its nine editors'; 'our neighbours: A proud extravagance' and 'London Letter' by Howard Jackson. Also includes pictures of eight of the nine Guardian editors (no Russell Scott Taylor 1847-1848); the 150th anniversary dinner; and 'Travelling through the Guardian's 150 years'
Duplicates available HRL/4681 and HRL/4682
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited

Captioned: Granada award, by Edward Hamilton-West
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

Files of prints of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Jaafreh, Hanan
Jaber, Hala
Jack, Ian (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jack, Michael
Jacko (Sets by Neil Libbert and Don McPhee)
Jacks, Digby
Jackson, Betty
Jackson, Dominique (Staff)
Jackson, Sir Geoffrey and Lady
Jackson, Glenda (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jackson, Grodon
Jackson, Harry (Staff)*
Jackson, Senator Henry
Jackson, Isiah
Jackson, Jesse
Jackson, Joe (Portrait by Sue Adler)
Jackson, Mahalia (Set by Jane Bown)
Jackson, Michael (Singer)
Jackson, Michael (BBC)
Jackson, Milt
Jackson, Paul
Jackson, Philip
Jackson, Robert
Jackson, Rosie
Jackson, Samuel L
Jackson, Tom (Including sets by Jane Bown and John Hodder)
Jacob, Judith
Jacobi, Derek
Jacobs, Sir Ian (Set by Jane Bown)
Jacobs, Mr L
Jacobsen, Dan (Sets by Michael Peto, Tony McGrath and Allan Titmuss)
Jacobsen, Quentin
Jacobson, Bernard
Jacobson, Howard
Jacoby, Ingrid
Jacques, Faith
Jacques, Martin
Jacques, Jean (Set by Jane Bown)
Jaffa, Max

Box 2:
Jaffe, Rhona
Jaffrey, Madhur (Sets by Sue Adler, Peter Johns and E Hamilton West)
Jagan, Dr Cheddi
Jagger, Bianca (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jagger, Jade
Jagger, Mick (Including sets by Jane Bown, Anthony Vincent, Eamonn McCabe, Peter Johns, David Bailey, Brian Aris, David Newell Smith)
Jaggi, Maya (Staff)
Jaipur, Royal Family (Sets by Jane Bown and agency images)
Jakes, Martin (Set by Jane Bown)
Jakobovits, Lord
Jamal, Hakim
Jamal, Mahmood,
Jamba, Sousa (Including set by Jane Bown)
James, Alby
James, Clive (Including sets by Jane Bown and Eamonn McCabe)
James, Dick
James, Geraldine (Sets by Jane Bown and Kenneth Saunders)
James, Jimmy
James, Oscar
James, P D (Including set by Jane Bown)
James, Peter
James, Polly
James, Sally (Staff)
James, Sid
James, Susan
James-Moore, Jonathan
Jameson, Derek (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jameson, Louis
Jamieson, Storm (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jamieson, Nigel
Jankel, Bob (Set by Jane Bown)
Janner, Lord Greville (Including set by Peter Johns)
Janovitz, Tama
Janson, Hank
Jansons, Mariss
Januszczak, Waldemar
Japan, Royal Family (Including sets by Tony McGrath and agency images)
Japan, Emperor Akihito of
Japan, Emperor Hirohito, of
Japrisot, Sebastien

Box 3:
Jara, Victor and Joan
Jardin, Jorge
Jardine, Prof Lisa
Jarman, Derek
Jarmusch, Jim
Jaroszewicz, Piotr
Jarpa, Onofre
Jarratt, Sir Alex (Sets by Eamonn McCabe, Peter Johns and Kenneth Saunders)
Jarre, Jean Michel
Jarreau, Al
Jarrett, Keith
Jarrett, Vernon
Jarring, Gunnar (By Karsh)
Jaruzelski, Gen' Wojciech
Jarvis, Fred (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jason, David
Jaspan, Andrew (Former Editor of Observer)
Jasper, Lee
Jatoi, Mustapha
Jawara, Sir Dawda
Jay, Baroness, Margaret
Jay, Lord Douglas (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jay, Norman
Jay, Mrs Peggy
Jay, Peter (Sets by Eamonn McCabe and Neil Libbert)
Jayawardene, Pres' J R
Jean, Vadim
Jebb, Lord & Lady Gladwyn (Including sets by Jane Bown, Jack Nisberg and 1 x Karsh)
Jefferies, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jefferies, Stephen
Jeffers, Susan
Jefferson, George
Jeffes, Simon
Jefford, Barbara
Jeffries, Lionel
Jefferies, Neil
Jegede, Tunde
Jeger, Mrs Lena
Jelinek, Elfriede
Jellicoe, Earl
Jenden, Penny (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkin, Guy
Jenkin, Patrick
Jenkins, Amy (Including set by Eamonn McCabe)
Jenkins, Brian
Jenkins, Clive (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Ffion
Jenkins, Glen

Box 4:
Jenkins, Graeme
Jenkins, Hugh (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Lord Hugh (Including set by Philip Jones Griffiths)
Jenkins, Dame Jennifer (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Rev' Lloyd
Jenking, Peter (Guardian staff)
Jenkins, Roy (Liberal)
Jenkins, Roy (Labour MP) (Including set by Jane Bown and David Bailey original print)
Jenkin, Simon
Jenkins, Tim
Jenkins, Tom (Staff - sports photographer)
Jenna, Mohamed and Daughter (Set by Jane Bown)
Jennings, Alex
Jennings, Andrew
Jennings, Ann (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jennings, Charles (Observer staff)
Jennings, Paul (Staff)
Jensen, Jesper
Jessel, Carmilla
Jessel, David
Jessel, Oliver
Jessup, Leslie (Staff)
Jesus and Mary Chain
Jeuda, Miss Diane
Jeunet, John-Pierre
Jewel, Jimmy
Jewison, Norman
Jhabvala, Ruth, Prawer (Sets by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark and Kenneth Saunders)
Jia, Li
Jimenez, Roger
Jimeoin
Jiricna, Eva
Joannou, Ulrike
Job, Peter
Jobbins, Bob
Jobe, Tom
Jobey, Liz (Staff)
Jobs, Steve (only two agency prints)
Jobson, Richard
Jodorowsky, Alexandro
Joel, Billy

Box 5:
Joffe, Roland
Johanson, Dr Don
John, Dr
John, Brynmor
John, Elton (Including sets by John Reardon, Henrietta Butler, David Silitoe, Allan Titmuss, E H West and agency)
John, Guss
John, Rebecca (Set by sue Adler)
John, Dr Richard (Set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Glynis (Including set by Jane Bown)
Johns, Jasper
Johns, Paul
Johns, Peter (Staff-Photographer)
Johns, Stratford (2 x Karsh)
Johnson, Amy
Johnson, Andrew (Set by John Hodder)
Johnson, Angela (Staff)
Johnson, Anne (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Anthony R
Johnson, Ben (By Eric Wadsworth)
Johnson, Ben and Shelia
Johnson, Boris (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Catherine
Johnson, Celia (Including 1 x Angus McBean)
Johnson, Graham
Johnson, Holly
Johnson, Isobel
Johnson, Jilly (Including set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Joyce
Johnson, Kyle
Johnson, Linton Kwesi
Johnson, (Including set by Jane Bown, Gerry Graham, Neil Libbert and agency - including image by Charles Harbutt (Magnum))
Johnson, Marigold (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Matt
Johnson, Michael
Johnson, Nick
Johnson, Noel
Johnson, Paul
Johnson, Paul (Staff)
Johnson, Philip
Johnson, R W
Johnson, Rafer
Johnson, Richard (Set by Nobby Clark)
Johnson, Richard
Johnson, Samuel (Images of his house not portrait)
Johnson, Samuel C
Johnson, Stowers (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Sue
Johnson, Susan
Johnson, Terry
Johnson, Walter
Johnson, Wilco (Image by Allan Ballard)
Johnson-Smith, Geoffrey
Johnston, Lucy (Observer staff)
Johnston, Rev Niall
Johnston, Pauline (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnston, Russell
Johnstone, Janet
Johnstone, Jennifer
Jon
Jonas, George
Jonathan, Cheif
Jones, Aled (Including set by Eamonn McCabe)
Jones, Allan
Jones, Angharad
Jones, Arthur
Jones, Aubrey (Including sets by Jane Bown, Don McCullin and Chris Smith)
Jones, Barry
Jones, Bill T
Jones, Brian (Staff)
Jones, Bryn
Jones, Chuck
Jones, Cliff (Staff)
Jones, David (Staff)
Jones, David
Jones, David (Including set by Sally Soames)
Jones, Dennis
Jones, Dylan
Jones, Elvin
Jones, Lord Elwyn (Including sets by Jane Bown, Neil Libbert, Bryn Campbell, David Sim and Ed Lacy)

Box 6:
Jones, Dr Ernest (Set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Freddie
Jones, Gemma
Jones, Dr Gwyn
Jones, Gwyneth
Jones, Gwynoro
Jones, Harold
Jones, Jack (Including sets by Jane Bown, Don McPhee, Chris, Smith, Colin Jones, David Newell Smith, Neil Libbert, Tony McGrath, Peter Johns and Kenneth Saunders)
Jones, James Earl (Including sets by Jane Bown and Nobby Clark)
Jones, Janie
Jones, Johnathan
Jones, Leroy
Jones, Lisa
Jones, Lynne
Jones, Mared
Jones, Maurice
Jones, Mervyn (Staff) (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Nigel
Jones, Paul
Jones, Peter
Jones, Philip
Jones, Richard
Jones, Robert B
Jones, Salena (Set by Peter Johns)
Jones, Sharon
Jones, Stephen
Jones, Prof Steve (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Terry (Including set by Jane Bown and Peter Johns)
Jones, Thom
Jones, Trevor
Jones, Tristan
Jonic, Bettina (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jonson, Bari
Jonsson, Ulrika
Joolz
Joplin, Janis (All agency - set by Daniel Kramer)
Jopling, Michael
Jordan
Jordan, Bill
Jordan, Colin (Sets by Eric Wadsworth and agency images)
Jordan, Fania
Jordan, June
Jordan, Mary (Set by Jane Bown)
Jordan, Neil
Jordan, Phill (Staff)
Jordan, Ronnie
Jordan, King Hussein (and family) of (Sets by Jane Bown, Eric Wadsworth and agency)
Jordan, Crown Prince Hassan
Jordan, Noor
Jordan, Queen Rania (Set by Jane Bown)
Jordan, Royalty (General) (Including set by Peter Johns)
Jordan, Stanley (Set by Allan Titmuss)
Jordan, Tony
Jordan, William
Jorgensen, Christine (Set by Peter Johns)
Joseph, Jenny
Joseph, Julian
Joseph, Sir Keith (Including sets by Jane Bown, David Newell Smith, Anthony Vincent, David Sim, Neil Libbert, Bryn Campbell, Colin Jones, Sue Adler, Don McPhee, Frank Martin and E Hamilton West)
Joseph, Lady Elaine (Set by Sue Adler)
Joseph, Maxwell (Including sets byu Jane Bown, Bryn Campbell and Tom Smith)
Josephs, Wilfred
Joshua, Ebenezer (Set by Peter Johns)
Josipovici, Gabriel

Box 7:
Jospin, Lioel
Joubin, Georges (By Peter Johns)
Jovovich, Milla
Jowell, Tessa (Including set by Jane Bown)*
Joyce, James
Joyce, James (Including set by Peter Johns)
Jucker, Ninetta (Staff)
Judah, Cynthia (Staff) (Set by Michael Peto)
Judah, Terry
Judd, Alan
Judd, Ashley
Judd, Frank (Including sets by Eamonn McCabe and Eric Wadsworth)
Judd, James
Judd, Judith (Observer staff)
Judge, Ian
Judge, Paul
Judge, Tony
Jugnauth, Anerwood (Set by Tony Prime)
Juka, John
Julian, Desmond
Julian, Isaac
Julius, Anthony
Julius, Rosamund
Jumblatt, Walid (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jung, Dr Carl (Including 3 x Karsh and 1 x Henri Cartier-Bresson)
Junor, Sir John (Sets by Jane Bown and Don McCullin)
Juppe, Alain
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Interview with Harry Jackson, journalist for the Guardian, conducted by Leslie Plommer. The interview took place on two separate occasions, beginning 14 July 2001 (discs 1, 2 and 3 (part)) and concluding on 20 October 2002 (discs 3 (part) and 4). Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording and notes on Harry Jackson's career with key dates.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
Test

Track 2
00.55 How Harry got his job at the Guardian
03.26 Messenger boy years
04.45 Time spent in Wormwood Scrubs following imprisonment as a conscientious objector

12.40 Returning to the Guardian

Track 3
Test

Track 4
01.30 Mid 1952 Meeting with AP Wadsworth
03.00 First subs job in Manchester from November
04.28 Learning printing terminology and the Guardian style book
06.40 The reaction when he came back to London as a sub
08.04 Office routine; size of team; running of office

Track 5
00.28 London office on Fleet Street
01.40 Discusses colleagues at the office
02.10 Remembers John Beavan
03.00 Remembers Gerard Fay
04.37 Remembers Iain Hamilton, editor of the Spectator
05.46 Remembers John Bowra
06.45 Remembers Eve Crossland
07.46 Remembers Mrs Van Trier
09.36 Remembers Philip Hope-Wallace, Drama & Opera Critic Neville Cardus

13.40 Riding a scooter and types of news coverage i.e. train crashes
16.16 Discusses Francis Boyd
17.54 Discusses Michael Frayn

Track 6
Test

Track 7
00.40 Changes at the Guardian
05.45 Going undercover to check compositors misprints on the Guardian
07.00 Ethos change, problem spotting and the move Manchester to London Office
09.52 Discusses Nesta Roberts

10.09 Discusses Dennis Hart
11.20 Kemsley House and problems at Guardian
13.20 Peter Gibbings and the 1966 crisis

Track 8
03.25 Remembers Alastair Hetherington and the issue of the title of the London Office Editor
03.40 Remembers Fay

Track 9
00.00 Continues to discuss Fay
03.00 Remembers Hetherington and his proposal that Jackson should travel around the world writing about how governments should be run

Disc 2:
Track 1
01.00 Hetherington and his qualities as an editor. Gave the writers a lot of creative freedom
01.50 Dislike of leader columns

Track 2
01.00 Job responsibilities
01.30 Last day on the news desk and starting new job
05.00 Expansion of job, assignments given by Hetherington
09.15 The journalists differing views over the European Union

12.00 Poor communication between the subs, writers and the editor
16.20 Letter from Lord Marks 'no Jewish advertising should appear in the Guardian unless it changed its line'
19.40 Ireland, 1968 and posting to Belfast

Track 3
00.40 Reasons for being sent to Biafra and experiences there
05.00 Israel and the Israeli war
08.00 Cost of sending copy from abroad

12.00 Tel Aviv ceasefire
19.00 Jordan and breaking the censorship rules. Syndication with Washington Post and American embassy

22.30 Czechoslovakia

38.00 Northern Ireland 'seige mentality' of press coverage

40.30 Saigon
41.40 News desk's perception of distance between jobs
42.00 Theory of maps. Misjudgement of distances
43.00 Saigon under siege. Difficulty in getting accreditations

Disc 3:
Track 1 - 14 July 2001
00.00 Work in Saigon, attitude of Alastair Hetherington towards Americans and Vietnam
02.42 CORDs civilian side in Vietnam war and its leader, [Coma]
04.30 Hetherington article about police chief vetting voting lists
05.27 Being sent to Israel, writing piece contradicting Guardian's editorial line

Track 2 - 20 October 2002
00.00 Being in Middle East/ and srael after 6 days war. The sinking of the INS Eilat
03.38 Northern Ireland Derry protest march, MPs and the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC)
04.43 Working in Northern Ireland with Geoffrey Moorhouse, attitude of civil service in Stormont
08.00 Press conference with Ian Paisley
09.00 Mechanics of reporting

14.18 Working during riots and being mistaken for a police spy
18.00 Army barricade of Falls Road

20.00 Describes army arriving, mentions John Cunningham, broadcasting from Derry
22.00 Mayhem in Falls Road, petrol bombing, seven year old killed in his bed
24.01 Derry press conference, row over CS gas, Ian Wright arriving on honeymoon
26.00 Bank side by-election, won by O'Neill. Chichester-Clarke taking over
27.00 Peace in Northern Ireland, Ann McCarthy, and Northern Ireland policy

34.49 John Cole and Alastair Hetherington disagreement over Hetherington's biography
36.12 Communication with Harry Whewell in Manchester
39.30 Interrogations of IRA prisoners

41.48 Present at Bogside riots
42.38 *
44.00 Discussion of Simon Winchester and press coverage of Northern Ireland

Track 3 - 20 October 2002
03.40 Writing leader writer pieces
04.50 Becoming features editor Peter Preston becoming night editor
08.00 Naming religious column 'Face to Faith'

12.51 Quality of subbing, difficulties with John Course
18.00 Peter Gibbings deal for Canadian newsprint, and quality compared to Norwegian

Disc 4:
Track 1
00.00 Technological problems involved with production in pre computer age
04.11 Monetary constraints on features department
05.45 Fight to get Watergate articles
08.20 Women's page dispute

10.30 Letter's Page Dispute
14.15 Differences with Peter Preston
17.15 What Jackson wanted to achieve in Features.
18.50 Off to Washington

20.00 Missing clues to two big stories; the Watergate scandal and the stalking and shooting of George Wallace
22.30 Starting work in Washington and joining the 21st century
28.20 Build up to the 1980 presidential election
29.25 Ease of work in America and the helpfulness of American citizens

32.32 Iranian hostage crisis and petrol crisis
34.00 Difficulties of working as a foreign correspondent in the United States

41.40 How computers transformed work in different time zones
42.58 Benefits of working as a foreign correspondent in the US

50.00 Leaving Washington
51.00 Ronald Reagan's office
53.20 Difficulties in getting through to an overseas audience. Comments on the Guardian today

Track 2
00.00 Covering the Three Mile Island accident at the nuclear power station in Pennsylvania, US
03.25 The Third Amendment to the US Constitution and getting what you want as a journalist in America
05.55 Using obscure sources for stories

11.50 Other work and roles and how they were good for networking

Track 3
00.00 Daily routine in Washington, communications with London
02.35 Front page basement, finding quirky stories with Alex
02.50 Responsibility for getting Playback sent out to all foreign correspondents
03.50 Benefits of travelling in the United States

Two memoirs of Richard Scott's work at the Guardian as a journalist in the 1940s. They provide a description of how Richard Scott started his career at the Guardian and describe his work in the Guardian offices in London including details of the move to Gray's Inn Road when the Guardian's headquarters moved from Manchester to London. The accounts refer to several other Guardian journalists including: James Bone; Evelyn Montague; Harry Boardman; Francis Boyd; Richard Fry; Walter Scott; Stanley Baker; Harry Jackson; Darsie Gillie; Louis Blom-Cooper, James Monachan; Philip Hope Wallace; Victor Zorza, Leonard Beaton; John Beavan; and Gerard Fay. The memoirs also describe the work of the copy-takers and the copy-boys.