Roy W. Howard Photograph Collection

Roy W. Howard’s first entry into journalism was as a paperboy delivering The Indianapolis Star each morning and The Indianapolis News each afternoon. By high school he was selling his own stories, initiating a lifetime of news gathering and reporting that would take him around the world, meeting and writing about global figures. While leading Scripps Howard Newspapers for four decades, Howard was an innovator who protected the rights of free and independent press. The Media School oversees hundreds of images taken from the early 1900s through the 1960s, documenting Roy W. Howard’s life through world travel, relationships with world leaders, and his long career as a news reporter.

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Men observing and photographing native people Public Deposited

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Abstract

Photograph of a group of white men in suits observing and photographing native people. location and group unspecified.

Date Taken

1930

Accession Number

MSA1.046.Folder 24.059

Persistent Identifier

http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/media_school/VAD9735/VAD9735-002646

Filename

VAD9735-002646

Subject

Imperialism
Photography of men
Photography

Title

Men observing and photographing native people

Holding Location

Bloomington - The Media School
Franklin Hall
601 East Kirkwood Ave
Bloomington, IN 47405
Contact at tmsarch@indiana.edu, 812-855-9247

Campus

IU Bloomington

Source Metadata Identifier

VAD9735-002646

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Roy W. Howard Photograph Collection

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