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Cuttings of Richard Fry's articles from the Manchester Guardian.
Creator: Manchester Guardian

Cuttings of Richard Fry's leading articles (leaders) and finanical/economic articles for the Manchester Guardian.

Leading articles appear in a single column format under the heading 'The Guardian'. Fry's financial/economic articles were published with the byline 'From our Financial Editor'.
Creator: Manchester Guardian

Three folders, titled 'Publishers Policy, General 1947-64', 'Publishers Policy, Educational Weekly Project 1958' and 'Publishers Policy, Survey of Industry 1951-58'.

Folder titled 'Publishers Policy, General 1947-64' includes correspondence, predominantly with readers, on newspaper policy. Subjects include joint publishing venture proposals with Reynolds News, and Ernest Kay of John O' London's, Literary Periodicals Ltd, amongst others (all rejected), and correspondence with Lord Frederick Burnham on the printing of the Sunday Telegraph, for one day only, at the Guardian's Cross Street premises in Manchester, on 26 March 1961.

Folder titled 'Publishers Policy, Educational Weekly Project 1958', contains correspondence and papers on the proposed publishing of a weekly education paper. Documents include an assessment of current provision (predominately the Times Educational Supplement), and discussion between LP Scott and both Alastair Hetherington and Kenneth Searle, on the same; documents relating to the costing of the project, and projected revenue; a typed memorandum by Scott, commenting on the proposal, dated 21 April 1958; projected revenue figures drawn up by WJ Lascelles, and a letter giving circulation details of the main educational supplements currently published (including Teachers' World), provided by the London Press Exchange Ltd and sent to the same; second report on the project, by Scott, dated 30 April 1958, and appendix added by Searle, in May of that same year; report on survey conducted amongst the Chief Education Officers, on current provision, and their thoughts on the project (undated) and a revised assessment of the project, leading to it's ultimate rejection, dated May 1958.

Folder titled 'Publishers Policy - Survey of Industry 1951-58' contains correspondence and papers relating to the Survey of Industry, published annually, by the Guardian, for these years. Correspondents include Scott, AP Wadsworth, J Anderson, Richard Fry, W MacMillan, HG Milner, W Lascelles, H Roscoe and R Grey, all of the Guardian.
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott

Files of prints of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Faber, George
Faber, Toby
Fabian, Francoise
Fabius, Laurent
Fabre, Jan
Fadil, Saddigel
Fagan, Debbie
Fagan, Larry
Fagg, Christine
Faggioni, Piero
Fainberg, Victor (By Jane Bown)
Fainlight, Ruth
Fairbairn, Nicholas
Fairbairns, Zoe (By Jane Bown)
Fairbanks, Douglas
Fairchild, William
Fairfax, John
Fairground Attraction
Fairhall, David (Staff)
Fairhall, John (Staff)
Fairhurst, Austin
Fairlie, John (Staff)
Fairouz
Fairweather, Digby
Faith, Adam
Faith No More
Faithful, Simon
Faithfull, Marianne (Including sets by Don McCullin & Peter Johns)
Falaise, Nina (By Jane Bown)
Fallo, Louis (By Neil Libbert)
Falconer, Bonnie
Falkender, Baroness
Fall, The
Fallali, Oriana
Fallon, Michael
Falls, Robert
Falwell, Jerry
Fame, Georgie (Sets by Eamonn McCabe & Allan Titmuss)
Fanfani, Amintore
Fanshawe, David
Fanshawe, Simon
Fanthorpe, Reverend Lionel
Fanthorpe, U A
Fantoni, Barry (By Jane Bown & Chris Smith)
Fanu, Sir Michael
Faqih, Saad
Faraday, Dr Ann
Farah, Nuruddin
Farantouri, Maria
Farasani, Simon
Farhat, Naimat (By Jane Bown)
Faress, Souad
Fargas, Antonio ('Huggy Bear')
Farhi, Nicole (By Eamonn McCabe)
Farley, Paul (By Jane Bown)
Farman, Joseph
Farmelo, Dr Graham
Farmer, Philippe
Farmer, Tom (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fardon, Boy
Farr, John
Farrell, Charles
Farrell, J G
Farrell, Nicholas
Farrell, Terry**
Farrelly, Bros
Farren, Joy & Michael
Farrington, Baroness Josie
Farrow, Mia (Including set of Mia Farrow and Peter Ustinov by Jane Bown)
Farson, Dan (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fassbaender, Brigitte
Fassett, Kaffe
Fassie, Brenda
Fast, Howard
Fatchett, Derek
Faulkner, Brian

Box 2:
Faulkner, Eric
Faulkner, Noel
Faulkner, Trader
Faulks, Sebastian
Faure, Edgar
Fawcett, Anthony
Fawcett, Charles,
Fawcett-Majors, Farah (By Tony McGrath)
Fawcett, Sir James
Fawcett, Robert
Fawkes, Sandy (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fawkes, Wally (By Jane Bown, Tony McGrath and John Hodder)
Fay, Gerad (Staff)
Fay, Monique
Fayed, Mohammed Al
Fazan, Eleanor
Fearoni, Ray (By Jane Bown)
Feast, Michael
Feather, Victor
Feather, Mr Yankel
Feaver, William (Staff)
Fedotov, Viktor
Feibusch, Hans
Feiffer, Jules (Including illustration by Jules Feiffer)
Feifer, Tanya
Feigal, Marcel
Feigin, Leo
Feinstein, Elaine
Feldman, Marty (Including sets by Jane Bown and Peter Johns)
Feldman, Sally
Fenley, Molissa
Fenn-Smith, Clive
Fenton, James
Fenton, John
Fenton, Norman
Fenton, Rose De Wend
Fenwick, Kate (By Jane Bown)
Fenwick, Millicent
Ferguson, Harry (Set by Jane Bown)
Ferguson, Howard
Ferguson, Major (By Jane Bown)
Ferlinghetti, Lance (By Don McCullin and Stuart Heydinger)
Fernandes, George
Fernandez, Pedro
Fernandez, Wilhelmenia
Ferneyhough, Brain
Ferragamo, Salvatore (All agency - one with Adrey Hepburn)
Ferrante, Frank
Ferrara, Abel
Ferrer, Austin (By Jane Bown)
Ferrer, Jose (Inclluding set by Jane Bown)
Ferrer, Mel (By Eric Wandsworth)
Ferri, Alessandra
Ferriman, Annabella (Staff)
Ferris, Paul (Staff)
Ferry, Bryan
Fettes, Christopher
Ferangcon-Davies, Gwen
Ffrench-Beytach, Rev Gonville
Fiander, Graham

Box 3:
Fiddes, Christopher
Fiddick, Peter (Staff)
Field, Ann
Field, Catherine (Staff)
Field, Frank
Field, Helen
Field, John
Field, Lesley
Field, Shirley Anne
Fielhouse, Sir John
Fielding, Amanda
Fielding, David
Fielding, Emma
Fielding, Fenella (By Jane Bown, Don Morely & Neil Libbert)
Fielding, Harold
Fields, Gracie
Fields, Randolph
Fields, Terry
Fiennes, Gerald
Fiennes, Jini
Fiennes, Joseph
Fiennes, Ralph (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fiennes, Sir Ranulph (Including set by Jane Bown)
Figes, Eva (Including set by Jane Bown)
Figes, Kate
Figgis, Mike (Including set by Jane Bown)
Filipovic, Zlata
Finch, Jon
Finch, Nigel
Finch, Peter
Findlater, Richard (Including set by Jane Bown)
Findley, Timothy
Fine, Anne
Finer, Leslie (London Observer Correspondent)
Fink, Margaret
Finkelstein, Danny
Finlay, Frank
Finlay, Jane
Finlayson, Alex
Finn, Alex
Finnbogadottir, Vigdis
Finnegan, Seamus
Finney, Pat
Finnisey, Michael (Set by Jane Bown)
Finney, Albert (Including set by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark and Marilyn Stafford)
Finniston, Sir Monty
Finnsson, Arni
Finsberg, Geoffrey
Firbank, Jand
Firbank, Ann
Firman, Bert
Firnberg, David
Firsova, Elena
Firth, Howard
First, Ruth (By Colin Jones)
Firth, Colin
Firth, Peter (By Jane Bown)

Box 4:
Fischer, Bobby (By Tony McGrath and Agency)
Fischer, Regina
Fischer, Tibor
Fischer, Zelda (By Jane Bown)
Fischer-Dieskau, Detrich
Fish, Michael
Fish, Michael
Fishburn, Dudley
Fisher, Dr (Archbishop of Canterbury) (By Michael Peto and Jane Bown)
Fisher, Alan
Fisher, Angela
Fisher, Anthony
Fisher, Bob (Staff)
Fisher, Carrie
Fisher, Dick
Fisher, Doris
Fisher, Dorothea
Fisher, Florence
Fisher, Gillian
Fisher, Gregor
Fisher, Ivan
Fisher, Judy (By Eamonn McCabe)
Fisher, June
Fisher, Lord (By Jane Bown)
Fisher, Martin
Fisher, Michael
Fisher, Mick
Felix, Julie
Fell, Robert
Feltus, Barbara
Feltz, Vanessa
Fenby, Eric
Fenby, Jonathan (Observer editor)
Ffrangcon Davies, Gwen
Fisher, Ruth (Staff)
Fiske, Alison (By Jane Bown)
Fiske, Lord (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fitt, Gerard
Fitzgerald, Charles
Fitzgerald, Ella (Including set by Jane Bown and David Sim)
Fitzgerald, Dr Garrett
Fitzgerald, Penelope (By Jane Bown)
Fitzgibbon, Constantine
Fitzpatrick, Jane
Fitzpatrick, John (Terence Higgins Trust)
Fitzpatrick, Paul (Staff)
Fitzsimmonds, Sheila (Staff)
Fiztsimmons, Angela (By Jane Bown)
Fitzsimon, Lorna
Fitzwilliams, Richard (By Eamonn McCabe and Gary Weazer)
Flach, Elizabeth
Flamma Sherman
Flanagan, Barry
Flanagan, Bud (Including set by Jane Bown)
Flanders, Michael
Flannery, Martin
Flannery, Peter
Flashman, Stan (By Jane Bown)
Flather, Baroness Shreela
Flava Fall
Fleet, Simon (Staff)
Fleetwood, David
Fleetwood, Susan
Fleetwood Mac
Fleischer, Richard
Fleming, Sir Alexander (Including Image by Karsh)
Fleming, Anne
Fleming, David
Fleming, Ian (Including set by Colin Jones)
Fleming, Jacky
Flesch, Colete
Fletcher, Alex
Fletcher, Bill

Box 5:
Fletcher, Ian
Fletcher, Jan
Fletcher, Leslie (By Nobby Clark)
Flett, Kathryn (Observer writer)
Flicker, Theodore J
Flier, Jaap
Flinders, Evelyn
Flint, Julie
Flockhart, Calista
Flood, Mick
Florakis, Harilaos
Florescu, Dr Rady
Flory, Sheldon
Flounders, Councillor Eric
Flowers, Angela
Flowers, Lord
Flowers, Mike
Floyd, John
Flynn, Laurie
Flynn, Paul ***
Fo, Dario
Foden, Giles (Staff)
Fodor, Eugene
Fogarty, Mary
Foges, Wolfgang
Fokine, Yuri
Foley, Charles (Staff)
Foley, Maurice
Foley, Maurice (Including illustration by Les Gibbard)
Follett, Barbara
Follett, Ken (Including set by Jane Bown)
Folley, Ellen
Follows, Dennis (By Don McCullin)
Fonda, Bridget
Fonda, Henry
Fonda, Jane
Fonfe, William Z (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fontana, Bill
Fonteyn, Margot (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fonteyn, Tibor (Sets by Jane Bown and Neil Libbert)
Fookes, Janet
Foot, Dingle (Including sets by Jane Bown and Colin Jones)
Foot, Jill (Wife of Michael)
Foot, Michael (1984)
Foot, Michael (1983)
Foot, Michael (Up to 1982)

Box 6:
Foot, Michael (General) (Including set by Jane Bown)
Foot, Oliver
Foot, Paul
Foot, Sarah
Forbes, Sir Archibald
Forbes, Bryan (Including set by Jane Bown)
Forbes, Deidre
Forbes, Leslie
Forbes, Malcom S
Forbes, Peter
Ford, Anna (Including set by Jane Bown)
Ford, Betty (By Frank Martin)
Ford, Chris (Staff)
Ford, Colin
Ford, David
Ford, Gerald
Ford, Henry (Including image by Karsh)
Ford, Martha
Ford, Mick
Ford, Peter
Ford, Peter (Observer correspondent)
Ford, Richard
Ford, Sir Sidney
Fordham, John
Fordham, Dr Michael
Forman, Freddie
Fores, Michael
Forester, Anthony Weld
Forgan, Liz
Forman, Sir Dennis (Set by Jane Bown)
Forman, Milos
Forrest, William
Forster, E M (Including sets by Cecil Beaton and Jane Bown, and agencies)
Forster, Margaret
Forster, Mark Arnold (Staff)
Forster, Robert
Forsyth, Bill
Forsyth, Bruce
Forsyth, Frederick (Including set by Jane Bown)
Forsyth, Michael
Fort, Matthew (Staff)
Forte, Lord Charles (Including sets by; Jane Bown, David Newell Smith, Bryn Campbell, Eamonn McCabe, Philip Janes Griffiths, Sue Adler, Robin Lawrence, Kenneth Saunders and Gary weazer)
Forte, Rocco (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fortenski, Larry
Forth, Eric (Set by Jane Bown)
Fortune, John
Foss, Lukas
Foster, Barry
Foster, Chris
Foster, Derek
Foster, Don
Foster, Dudley (Set by Bryn Campbell)
Foster, Giles
Foster, Jodoie (as an adolescent by Robin Lawrence)

Box 7:
Foster, John (Gen Sec NUJ)
Foster, Julia (Inlcuding sets by Nobby Clark, Colin Jones, Jane Bown, Tony McGrath and Bryn Campbell)
Foster, Lawrence
Foster, Mike
Foster, Norman (Including set by Jane Bown)
Foster, Peter
Foster, Roy (Set by Jane Bown)
Foulds, John (Including set by Jane Bown)
Foulkes, Frank (Set by Don McCullin)
Fountain, Alain
Fountain, Nigel (Staff)
Fountaine, Andrew (BNP) (Sets by Don McCullin and Tony McGrath)
Fouquel, Thierry
Fourmaintraux, Pierre
Fowle, Fred (By Nobby Clark)
Fowler, Connie May
Fowler, Henry
Fowler, Norman (Including sets by Jane Bown and Neil Libbert)
Fowles, John (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fowles, John
Fox, Angela (Set by Jane Bown)
Fox, Chris
Fox, Edward (Including sets by Jane Bown and Nobby Clark)
Figgy Fox (Rock Group)
Fox, Sir Murray (Lord Mayor of London)
Fox, Harry
Fox, James (Including sets by Jane Bown and Frank Martin)
Fox, Marcus
Fox, Paul (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fox, Philip (Set by Bryn Campbell)
Fox, Robert
Fox, Roger
Fox, Samantha (Set by Jane Bown)
Foxley-Norris, Sir Christopher (Set by Jane Bown)
Foyle, Mr (of Foyles)
Fraade, Richard & Robert (Set by Jane Bown)
Frame, Roddy
Frame, Ronald
Frances, Mother
Franceschi, Antonia (Set by Jane Bown)
Francis, Dick
Francis, Freddie
Francis, Mac
Francis, Tish
Francke, Lizzie
Franco, General (Set by Michael Peto and agency)
Francois, Claude
Frank, Melvin
Frank, Otto (Father of Anne)
Frankel, Gerald
Frankenburg, Charis Ursula
Frankenheimer, John
Frankland, Mark (Staff)
Franklin, Carl
Franklin, Douglas
Franklyn, William
Franks, Lord
Franks, Lynne
Franz, Denis
Fraser, Bill
Fraser, Sir Campbell (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fraser, Flora, Author
Fraser, 'Mad' Frankie
Fraser, George Macdonald
Fraser, Gilly (Set by Jane Bown)
Fraser, Honor

Box 8:
Fraser, Helen
Fraser, Sir Hugh (Icluding set by Jane Bown)
Fraser, Jean
Fraser, John (MP)
Fraser, John (Designer)
Fraser, Lady Antonia (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fraser, Lord (By Nobby Clark)
Fraser, Malcolm
Fraser, Matthew
Fraser, Sir Robert (Set by Jane Bown)
Fraser, Robert
Fraser, Ronald
Fraser, Simon (Including set by Jane Bown)
Frater, Alex (Staff)
Frankl, Clare
Frankland, Mark (Staff)
Frayan, Michael (Including sets by Jane Bown, Peter Keen and Colin Jones)
Frazier, Charles
Frears, Stephen
Frederick, Lynne
Freedland, Michael*
Freedman, Edward
Freedman, Chico
Freedman, Max (Staff)
Freeling, Nicholas
Freely, Maureen (Including set by Jane Bown)
Freeman, Alan
Freeman, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Freeman, John
Freeman, Morgan
Freeman, Roger
Freeman, Ron
Freemantle, Brian
Freer, Mike
Freeson, reg
Freeth, Sir Gordon
Freeth, Martin
Frei, Eduardo
French, Albert (Set by Jane Bown)
French, Dawn (Including set by Jane Bown)
French, Marilyn
French, Philip (Set by Jane Bown)
French, Sean
French, Sid (By Nobby Clark)
French & Saunders
French, Vera
Frescabaldi, Baroness
Fretton, Tony
Freud, Bella
Freud, Clement (Including sets by Peter Keen and Jane Bown)
Freud, Emma
Freud, Esther (Including set by Jane Bown)
Freud, Lucian (Including set by Jane Bown and Cecil Beaton)
Fricke, Heinz
Friday, Nancy (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fried, Erich (Set by Jane Bown)
Friedan, Betty
Friedman, Kinky
Friedman, Maria
Friedman, Milton
Friedman, Yona

Box 9:
Friedrich, Gotz
Friel, Anna
Friel, Bryan (One neg included)
Friel, George
Friend, Bob
Friend, Rodney
Fries, Richard (Set by Jane Bown)
Frings, Cardinal J (By Karsh)
Frink, Elizabeth (Including set by Jane Bown and Ian Berry(Magnum))
Frisby, Terence
Frisch, Max
Frisell, Bill
Frith, Michael (Set by Jane Bown)
Frommer, Arthur
Front, Rebecca (Set by Jane Bown)
Frost, David (Including set by Don McCullin)
Frost, Robert (Including image by Karsh)
Frost, Sadie (Set by Jane Bown)
Frostrup, Mariella
Froud, Jonathan
Frow, Ben
Frow, Ruth & Edmond
Fry, Christopher (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fry, Martin
Fry, Peter
Fry, Richard (Staff)
Fry, Stephen (Including set by Jane Bown)
Fryer, Angela
Fryer, Judith
Fuchs, Sir Vivian
Fuente, Carlos
Fugard, Athol (Including set by Jane Bown, Sue Adler and David Newell Smith)
Fuji, Mieko (By Frank Martin)
Fujii, Nichidatsu
Fujuimori, Alberto
Fulani, Dr Leonora
Fuller, Emily
Fuller, Peter (Set by Jane Bown)
Fuller, Richard
Fuller, Roy (By Peter Johns and one image by Angus McBean)
Fuller, Sam
Fullerton, Fiona
Fun Loving Criminals
Funke, Cornelia (Set by Jane Bown)
Furbank, Prof P N (Set by Jane Bown)
Furlong, Monica
Furly, Lady Ran
Furman, James (By Andrew Testa)
Fussell, Paul
Fyfield, Frances (Set by Jane Bown)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Interview with John Palmer, journalist for the Guardian. Conducted by Donald Wintersgill in January 2010.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
00.25 Joined the Scotsman in 1961 as a member of the new London office
00.48 Expansion of financial and economic reporting and its shift into mainstream news
02.10 How he came to join the Guardian in November 1963
02.58 Richard Fry's history, personality and role as head of a team of specialist market reporters
03.51 Career of Fry's deputy, Harold Griffiths, who later progressed into the Treasury
04.46 Appointment as Guardian City Editor
07.15 Standing as a Labour candidate
08.00 The sterling crisis of July 1966 and the problems for newspapers
08.40 Suggested merger with the Times
09.20 Beginnings of the Scott Trust

11.15 Took role as Economic leader writer
12.00 Discussion of writers budgets
13.25 Alastair Hetherington's strong personality
14.40 Hella Pick's complaint against an article
16.14 Pick reporting from Chequers, the Prime Ministers country house retreat
17.12 Covering a NATO summit with Pick and Martin Walker
19.07 *

20.59 *
22.22 Anecdote about Hetherington's late appearance at his own party
24.48 Hetherington's concerns about Peter Jenkins
26.45 Memorial service for Hetherington
27.05 Remembers Bill Davis
28.00 Davis' failure to file copy for the Guardian on the disassociation of the US dollar from the gold standard

30.30 Remembers Patrick Keatley
32.12 Involvement with the far left
32.50 Retirement of Harford Thomas and appointment of Hamish McRae and Francis Cairncross
34.34 Appointment as the paper's first European Editor
36.25 Director of London Transport for a year
36.50 Return to England and the Guardian
37.25 Guardian office in Brussels
37.45 Decision to leave the Guardian and set up the think-tank, the European Policy Centre
38.25 Left the Guardian in 1997
38.45 Respect for labour correspondent John Cole

40.00 Remembers Bernadette Devlin, independent socialist MP
40.40 Lunch with Devlin and Cole
41.30 Relationship with Hetherington and Peter Preston
42.20 Hetherington's role as controller of BBC Scotland
44.20 Preston's reputation
46.20 Remembers Francis Boyd
47.12 Importance of copy-takers
48.14 *

52.00 Member of Guardian cricket club
52.30 Cricket team visit to Sri Lanka
53.00 Labour stories featured in the Guardian
54.20 Bernard Ingham's suspicions about class prejudice in the newspaper
56.15 Labour reporting offered a way into political journalism
56.44 Harold Lever MP became Jenkins' high politics source for the newspaper
58.58 Friendship with Roy Jenkins

Personal documents and correspondence relating to Richard Fry's life including:
manuscript biographical notes
'Life Story'manuscript notes by Fry
black/white photograph of Fry by Terry Moore c1970
Letter from AP Wadsworth to Fry, 1952
Letter from Jim Callaghan, Chancellor of the Exechquer to Fry, 17 June 1966
Letter from Oliver Franks to Fry, 1 January 1965
Letter from Gordon Pepper to Fry, 6 February 1975
Telegram from Hamish McRae, the Guardian to Fry, 20 September 1985
Letter from David Scholey to Fry, January 1987
Letter from Richard Fry to Simon Jenkins, editor of The Times, concerning language, style and grammar in the newspapers, 12 June 1990
'Richard Fry CBE', by William Clarke, reprint from Central Banking Publications, August 2000
Menu for Fry's centenary luncheon, 28 September 2000
Creator: Fry, Richard Henry CBE (1900-2002); journalist

Fry on his travels around USA "a hectic rush across the country, visiting among other places Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco" (letter to editor of Nation's Business, 2 June 1947). The visit was predominately on behalf of the Guardian but resulted in some articles for other publications.
Creator: Fry, Richard Henry CBE (1900-2002); journalist

Manuscript notebook of notes and interviews by Richard Fry on his first visit to USA. Includes interview with Charlie Chaplin, 26 May 1947.
Creator: Fry, Richard Henry CBE (1900-2002); journalist