Elton Worth Manlove, 86, retired from New York Herald - Tribune in 1955 after working 56 years for the company composing room. His father was a newspaperman and taught him the business.
In 1951, the International Typographical Union gave him a pin marking 61 years as a member of that organization.
Survived by one daughter; two sisters.
Bio contributed by Searchers of our Past.
In 1951, the International Typographical Union gave him a pin marking 61 years as a member of that organization.
Survived by one daughter; two sisters.
Bio contributed by Searchers of our Past.
Elton Worth Manlove, 86, retired from New York Herald - Tribune in 1955 after working 56 years for the company composing room. His father was a newspaperman and taught him the business.
In 1951, the International Typographical Union gave him a pin marking 61 years as a member of that organization.
Survived by one daughter; two sisters.
Bio contributed by Searchers of our Past.
In 1951, the International Typographical Union gave him a pin marking 61 years as a member of that organization.
Survived by one daughter; two sisters.
Bio contributed by Searchers of our Past.
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