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'''Frank McGuinness''' (died 1949) was an Australian newspaper editor and father of the journalist, [[Padraic McGuinness|P. P. McGuinness]]. He is |
'''Frank McGuinness''' (died 1949) was an Australian newspaper editor and father of the journalist, [[Padraic McGuinness|P. P. McGuinness]]. He is most well-known for starting the evening newspaper, ''[[The Daily Mirror (Australia)|The Daily Mirror]]'', in 1941. Before this, he worked as a journalist on numerous newspapers, including the ''[[Melbourne Herald]]'' , ''[[Geelong Advertiser]]'' and had been the editor of ''[[The Truth (newspaper)|The Truth]]''. |
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Frank McGuinness (died 1949) was an Australian newspaper editor and father of the journalist, P. P. McGuinness. He is most well-known for starting the evening newspaper, The Daily Mirror, in 1941. Before this, he worked as a journalist on numerous newspapers, including the Melbourne Herald , Geelong Advertiser and had been the editor of The Truth.
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