Journalists, Robert Sherrod , Harold Horan and another staff person look through photographs to accompany a news story, at Time Magazine offices in New York.
Journalists, Robert Sherrod , Harold Horan, in their Time Building offices, select pictures to use in a news story.
Time Magazine journalists Robert Sherrod and Harold Horan sort through pictures to use in a magazine article. Sherrod rejects one as being too complicated.
Journalists Harold Horan, Robert Sherrod, and two other journalists, attend a meeting with their publisher, Henry Luce, on the subject of war in Europe. Henry Luce opens the meeting by saying he "doesn't believe all these rumors that are floating around this week," and asks what they think about it. The journalists, including Robert Sherrod and Harold Horan, discuss the issue.
Henry Luce, Publisher of Time Magazine, meets with senior staff in New York. Among those present are Journalists Harold Horan and Robert Sherrod. Luce opens the meeting by questioning the validity of reports about imminent war in Europe. The journalists discuss this issue.
Publisher, Henry Luce, chairs a meeting of Time Magazine Journalists (unseen, but heard) at their office in New York. The journalists respond to Luce's doubts about rumors of impending war in Europe.
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