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6 de oct. de 2010 · Henry R. Luce nació en 1898 en Tengchow, China, hijo de un matrimonio de estadounidenses protestantes que habían ido a ese país a misionar. Después de educarse allí y luego en Inglaterra, se trasladó a los Estados Unidos donde se graduó en la Universidad de Yale. Emprendedor desde muy joven, fundó en 1923 el semanario de noticias Time ...
Luce, Henry (1898-1967) Editors themselves rarely attract more attention than their news headlines, but Henry Luce's success in the field of magazine publishing made him a legend in his own lifetime, and an enduring influence beyond it. The corporation he founded, Time Inc., has been described as the third most important institution in the ...
27 de oct. de 2020 · Henry Robinson Luce said he became a journalist because it enabled him to “come nearest to the heart of the world.” He was born in China, where his parents were Presbyterian missionaries, in 1898. (Later he would note that the foreign birth rendered him ineligible for the presidency.) As a student at Yale, he tried […]
Henry Luce adored here, not in any romantic way but just as a figure in history. And she was very popular in the United States during the war. And she gave these huge speeches in these huge rallies in the Hollywood Bowl and Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall.
1 de mar. de 2011 · Extract. When Henry R. Luce died in 1967, he was the most influential publisher in the United States. Yet his reputation—then and later—was greatly affected by his magazines’ tendency to convey his enthusiasm for the Republican party and the Cold War; it is no exaggeration to say that he infuriated several generations of liberal readers.
He was born April 3, 1898, in Tengchow, China, the son of the Rev. Dr. Henry Winters Luce, a poor but socially well-connected Presbyterian clergyman and teacher, and Elizabeth Root Luce, a former Young Women's Christian Association worker. Harry, as the boy was known throughout his life, was the first of four children.
22 de abr. de 2010 · Henry Luce in 1948. In “The Publisher: Henry Luce and His American Century,” Brinkley performs a similar service. His Luce is a complicated figure, more tragic than malign. That is not to say ...
