Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Associated Newspapers

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November 1936.
November 1936. Victoria Embankmant Facade.
November 1936. Associated Newspapers installs Roneo equipment.

of Carmelite House, London, EC4, Newspaper Proprietors and Publishers.

1905 Company incorporated - owned the Daily Mail, the Overseas Mail, the Evening News, and the Weekly Dispatch. Chairman: Lord Northcliffe

Carmelite House, erected in 1898, was claimed to comprise the most complete modern printing offices and works in the United Kingdom; also Printing Works at Deansgate, Manchester.

1955 Rediffusion joined forces with Associated Newspapers, a subsidiary of Daily Mail and General Trust, to form Associated-Rediffusion, and won the coveted London weekday ITV broadcast franchise. They began broadcasting on 22 September.


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