SOURCE: "A Study of New Yorker Profiles of Famous Journalists," in Journalism Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 4, December, 1946, pp. 370-80.
An American educator and journalist, Drewry wrote on communications and American media. In the following excerpt, he surveys New Yorker profiles of famous journalists, including cartoonists, press agents, and radio commentators, that appeared during the magazine's first twenty years of publication.
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