Talk:Mehemed Fehmy Agha

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Issue of PM Magazine dedicated to M.F. Agha in 1939
There is no article at present for the "PM Magazine" published by The Composing Room Ltd. from 1934 to 1942 for art directors and people in advertising (see wikipedia article on Robert L. Leslie) In 1939 the magazine devoted an entire issue to Mehemed Fehmy Agha, as noted in the 30 September 1939 issue of the New York Times (New York Times). In 1940 the title was changed to "A-D", and apparently the rights to the original name were sold to Ralph Ingersoll, who started a daily newspaper under the name "PM". I have not been able to find digital copies of the 1930s magazine, but its content could probably justify a dedicated article in Wikipedia. --Baekemm (talk) 23:31, 14 March 2023 (UTC)


 * Digital copies of "PM" and "A-D" are available through iaddb.org (direct link to their collection of "PM" below) -- not sure if what they have is comprehensive but there's a lot there. I've found iaddb invaluable in my own research, it's a heck of a rabbit hole to fall down. Enjoy, and please, if you do take on adding a page for "PM", reply here as I'd love to see and perhaps contribute! https://iaddb.org/?query=search=title=&#x5B;PM%20Magazine&#x5D;&showtype=icons&sort=datebegin#/query/04d66a6e-cce9-4240-8150-27f1cd8bb97b Clund07 (talk) 03:47, 11 December 2023 (UTC)

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