William Davis stands next to a statue of the little fellow who symbolizes what probably is the world's most famous magazine of humor and comment, Punch. At 35, Davis is taking over the editorship of Punch, the youngest of the 10 men who have occupied the editor's chair of the 127-year-old periodical.

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William Davis stands next to a statue of the little fellow who symbolizes what probably is the world's most famous magazine of humor and comment, Punch. At 35, Davis is taking over the editorship of Punch, the youngest of the 10 men who have occupied the editor's chair of the 127-year-old periodical.

United Press International · [ca. January 1969]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

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