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deskman

[desk-man, -muhn] / ˈdɛskˌmæn, -mən /


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The deskman instructed the Coast Guard not to entice the sailor, but under any circumstances to "keep me apprised" of what happens next.

From Time Magazine Archive

His other positions on the magazine included bureau chief in Ottawa, deskman in New York and Deputy Chief of the Time-Life News Service.

From Time Magazine Archive

Author Newcomb, then a Pacific war correspondent, now a Manhattan deskman for the A.P., has doggedly sleuthed the inside story by talking to survivors and Navy brass.

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The Toronto Globe & Mail fired him after three weeks as a deskman.

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There his friend Corporal Macey subdued his broad Irish smile and ordered the deskman to "book him up."

From Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and its workers by Franck, Harry Alverson

Once so shorthanded that columnists had to wind computer tape and deskmen had to help set type, the staff now works almost normal shifts.

From Time Magazine Archive

There Alsop, who even then could write rings around veteran deskmen, rose like whipping cream above the city-room pack.

From Time Magazine Archive

City deskmen were hoarse from answering readers' tips.

From Time Magazine Archive

There were few good editors,reporters and deskmen, and the laws of natural selection weeded out the unfit amateurs.

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But the deskmen command a temporary majority: for the short while they shall hold the cards they have the right to call the game.

From Pagan Papers by Grahame, Kenneth




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