Why They Needed a "Magazine of Understanding" Fifty Years Ago - John A Halford - February 1984

John A Halford

INTERNATIONAL DESK - They didn't know each other, but in late October 1933, two editors sat not far from here putting their publications together. The editor of the Jefferson Review never claimed his newspaper to be one of the world's major newspapers. Its job in the Great Depression was, once a week, to faithfully report the events of a peaceful farming community in the Willamette Valley, a few miles north of Eugene. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library