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Edward B. McLean
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Edward B. McLean

American journalist
Also known as: Ned McLean
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  • Publisher and editor of The Washington Post
    The Washington Post
    / Early history

    …society reporting, and in 1916 McLean’s son took over the paper. In the 1920s the paper lost stature, in part because its owner, Edward B. (Ned) McLean, was a close friend of Pres. Warren G. Harding, whose policies were generally believed to be too much reflected in The Post. Ned…

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    …society reporting, and in 1916 McLean’s son took over the paper. In the 1920s the paper lost stature, in part because its owner, Edward B. (Ned) McLean, was a close friend of Pres. Warren G. Harding, whose policies were generally believed to be too much reflected in The Post. Ned…

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