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Philip Chandler receiving a painting of The Bivouac
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Chandler, Philip
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2 items: exchange of letters between Norman Chandler and younger brother Philip Chandler, who was worried about Los Angeles Times editorial policy and wanted to "speak up" to warn Norman Chandler of "the reputation being gained by The Times." (He was concerned that Los Angeles Times was not printing "the truth" about Communism, etc.) FACSIMILES MAY NOT BE COPIED OR PUBLISHED.
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View of The Bivouac at completion
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Black and white photograph of the front view of The Bivouac (2401 Wilshire Boulevard), former residence of Harrison Gray Otis at completion in 1898. Pillar made of bricks to left of photo, with partial view of wooden barrel next to it. Driveway and front lawn visible, with trees and plants yet to be included. Clear view of house, with pillars at entryway. Partial view of two-story structure in left background. Photo is marked with crop lines, and "89.2" written near top right corner. Top left and right corners have dark triangular shadowing. Written on bottom of photo, "916 - Residence of Gen. Otis. Ed. of the Los Angeles Times" and "Park & Co. Photo" on bottom right corner. Related to Image Number 000143 (underexposed print).
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Board of Directors - Chandler, Philip
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1 item: LAT obit copy, 5/23/1968, "Philip Chandler, 61, businessman and philanthropist, dies";
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Chandler, Norman
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Harry Chandler examines a painting of the 1934 Times building with S.E. Gates
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler examining an oil painting of the 1934 Times building with S.E. Gates, a representative of General Electric Company. The building was selected by General Electric Company as on of the outstanding structures of its kind in the world in 1935, and was painted and subsequently featured on an art calendar. Paul Bertness Collection.
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