Biographical Note
Frank H. Bartholomew attended Oregon Agricultural College in the
1918-1919 academic year as a freshman in commerce and a member of the
Student Army Training Corps (SATC). Bartholomew began his journalism
career after graduating from high school as a reporter for the
Oregonian in Portland. In 1921 he became
reporter for the United Press in Portland. He was an award-winning war
correspondent and served as an executive from 1955 to 1972 of the United
Press and, after its merger with the International News Service, of United
Press International. He retired in 1979 and died in California in
1985.
George E. McCadden was a colleague and friend of Bartholomew and
collaborated on the autobiography.
Content Description
The Frank H. Bartholomew Collection consists of page proofs of
Bartholomew's autobiography,
Bart, Memoirs of Frank H. Bartholomew, a
handwritten index, and correspondence related to the book. The page proofs
include materials edited from the final manuscript by Bartholomew's wife.
A letter from McCadden in the collection provides background information.
The page proofs include a description of Bartholomew's student experience
at Oregon Agricultural College.