| Description | Correspondence with Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, New York, concerning a scheme for an international magazine, 1946-1948. Subjects discussed include the original proposal to Penguin for the magazine (which would be in place of Victory magazine), exchanges of material as part of the magazine's development, updates on the magazine's development, details of Planning and Organisation Meetings for the magazine, potential issues with paper supplies and contents of anonymous letters causing governmental concern, a proposed article on the Reconstruction of London submitted by Penguin to the magazine, details of the agreement between Penguin and Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, exchanges of cheques between the companies and the postponement of the magazine as a result of changing economic and political conditions across the globe.
Includes Draft of Agreement for International Magazine, 14 March 1947, the Proposed Editorial Policy and extracts from policies and sales figures surrounding advertising. |