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When Newspapers Mattered
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Walter Winchell Wields His Whip
Walter Winchell checks a script before his radio broadcast at an NBC studio in 1936. The razor-tongued commentator broke the taboo about reporting on public figures' private lives, and ushered in the age of gossip columnists.
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Walter Winchell
Photo: Alfred Eisenstaedt./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1936
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