Exhibit JC42 - The Leveson Inquiry

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For Distribution to CPsHacks and Dons - Teaching at the London University Journalism School 1919-1939: Its origin,development and influence.Appendix XLVHow It All BegunTalk given to LUJS course students 9 th June 1938 by Frederick Peaker (1867-1942)When I received the invitation [from Miss Skpsey] to give this lecture ["How toGet a Job, and How to Keep It"] I should have liked to say "No"... but could notvery well refuse anything that would help this course. Just after the war [1919] Iwas one of its founders, and it may interest you, as students of the course, to hear alittle of what happened. An emissary of the Board of Education came to see me toask whether the journalistic profession would be prepared to absorb its quota of exservicemenafter the war. I said it would be impossible to take anybody whothought he would like to be a journalist, and the anwer was that of course theywould have to be trained and the Govt. would be prepared to pay the expense. Thatput another light on it, so I, as representative of the Institute of Journalists, camehere to King’s College, and saw the late Sir Sidney Lee. He thought well of theproject, and between us we sketched out a scheme which was eventually, withsome alterations, accepted by both Govt. and the University...In two or three yearsthe ex-service people were worked out, but even before that other people, havingheard of the course, were anxious to be admitted, and it became evident that therewas room for a course of this sort under the auspices of the University. I did notknow that in the early days we contemplated that there would be so many womenstudents, but it is all in accord with the tradition of this University that womenshould be received on equal terms with men. That is how the thing began and youknow most of its history since...But I can point to men and women occupying verygood positions in the journalistic world who owe their chance to the fact that theywere trained here.305MOD100051476
For Distribution to CPsAppendicesBibliographyManuscript sources cited in the Notes:In the author’s possessionClare Lawson Dick Papers.Joan Skipsey (later Galwey) Papers, Documents and archives provided including:(i) University and King’s College Journalism Committee Meeting Minutes1935-39(ii) Memoranda between Clarke, Harrison, Sldpsey, Dr. Halliday,Principal of Kings.(iii) Skipsey’s records of students’ marks and examples of assignments setMargery Vera Hunter Woods (later Green) PapersDiana Marr-Johnson ’A Few Yesterdays’ unpublished memoirsBodleain Library, OxfordArthur Mann Papers (MS Eng. C. 3274)Sir Michael Sadler Papers (MS Don. d. 154/18)Lord Glenesk Papers (Ms Eng. Lett. 455. fol. 80/3)British Library, LondonLord Northcliffe Papers (Add. MS S 62198-271)British Library of Political and Economic Science, LSE, LondonLord Beveridge Papers.Lord Dalton Papers.Brotherton Library, University of LeedsSir Linton Andrews Papers.Girton College, CambridgeBessie Rayner Parkes Belloc Papers.Barbara Bodichon Papers.King’s College London, University of LondonTom Clarke’s correspondence, press releases. Articles, and his journalism lecturenotes.Diploma for Journalism archive, KJD/18/1-45.Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston USAMrs Caroline Healey Dall Papers.306MOD100051477
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