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Odhams Press was a
British publishing company,
operating from 1920 to 1968.
Originally a
magazine publisher,
Odhams later expanded into book publishing...
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Odham is a
village in Devon, England. v t e...
- left
Odhams for another, better-paying IPC
subsidiary —
Fleetway Publications.
Despite the transfer,
Baxendale still needed to earn
money from
Odhams without...
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People on 16
October 1881. At one
point owned by
Odhams Press, The
People was
acquired along with
Odhams by the
Mirror Group in 1961,
along with the Daily...
- competitors, and made a bid for
Odhams on
behalf of
Fleetway that was too
attractive to ignore.
Fleetway took over
Odhams in the
month of
March 1961. In...
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Julius Elias,
managing director of
Odhams Limited, to
handle the printing, but
chaotic financial management meant that
Odhams were
rarely paid. This situation...
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Fleetway Juvenile Comics) and Alf
Wallace (ex-managing
editor of
Eagle and
Odhams'
Power Comics line), who were now
operating an
independent studio off Fleet...
- ISBN 978-0-521-77352-2. Churchill, W. S. (1938) [1923–1929]. The
World Crisis. London:
Odhams Press. OCLC 4945014. ****field,
Jamie H. (1999). With Snow on
Their Boots:...
- 2017.
Retrieved October 15, 2017. Little,
Bryan (1960). Crusoe's Captain.
Odhams Press. pp. 193–94.
Archived from the
original on
February 24, 2022. Retrieved...
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policy on development".
Kinematograph W****ly.
Studio Review. 462 (2518).
Odhams: xi. ISSN 0023-155X. OCLC 1127175701.
Retrieved 17 May 2022. Tracy, Kathleen...
