- The
Linotype machine (/ˈlaɪnətaɪp/ LYNE-ə-type) is a "line casting"
machine used in
printing which is
manufactured and sold by the
former Mergenthaler...
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Teresa ("Maite"); the
children were
raised Catholic.
Their father was a
linotypist.
Their mother died when he was a teenager. At the age of 17, Reno and...
- grandmother. At age twelve, she was sent by
train to live with her mother, a
linotypist, in
Paris in
order to help earn an
income for her family. Harsh, degrading...
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Gilbert Suero (25 May 1898 – 29
November 1970) was a
Dominican Republic linotypist and
guerrilla fighter.
Between the 1910s and 1960s, he was
known to have...
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university professor. He was born in La Paz and, in his youth,
worked as a
linotypist before he
became a journalist. A
prolific author, he
wrote some 128 books...
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practiced boxing,
bullfighting and swimming. He also
worked for a time as a
linotypist. When he was 25
years old, he
began performing as a
professional musician...
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Richard Ely, and
William U’Ren.
Soderstrom pursued a
career as a
union linotypist,
apprenticing throughout the
Midwest from St. Louis, Missouri, to Madison...
- German-Jewish
family in Bed-Stuy. The
father of this household, Fred Fist, was a
Linotypist who
worked for the
Brooklyn Standard Union.
Lamarque studied the forms...
- to
perform auxiliary tasks,
first as a
rejones (folder) and then as a
linotypist's ****istant.
Despite not
having completed his
school studies, he was trained...
- Uruguay, and was
involved in the Yiddish-language
newspaper Folksblat as a
linotypist.
Between 1949 and 1963, he made
several study trips to Europe. In 1959...
