Radio broadcaster and later Toronto Star movie reviewer Dale Goldhawk - later a broadcaster at CBC, CTV and Rogers George Gross - later Toronto Sun sports editor Fraser Kelly - political editor, later news anchor at CFTO and CBLT Robert Kirkland Kernighan - columnist and poet Bob MacDonald - later a Toronto Sun columnist J. Douglas MacFarlane - vice-president and editor-in-chief, 50 years in the newspaper business, 1949 to 1969 at the Telegram, from city editor, advancing to top editorial position C.A. (Arnie) Patterson Later founder of CFDR and CFRQ radio, Dartmouth NS and Press Secretary to Pierre Elliott Trudeau Ted Reeve - later at Toronto SunPaul Rimstead - later at Toronto SunJudith Robinson - contributed a daily column from 1953 to 1961. Margaret Scrivener - later a provincial cabinet minister under Bill Davis Merle Shain - feature writer, later associate editor of the Chatelaine, and as a columnist for Toronto SunWalter Stewart - later at Toronto SunBert Wemp - reporter who became mayor of Toronto (1930) Ben Wicks - cartoonist, later joined the Toronto StarPeter Worthington - played a major role in starting the Toronto Sun and served, initially, as its editor Ritchie Yorke - later music writer for The Globe and Mail, Canadian editor of Billboard magazine and Rolling StoneScott Young - sports reporter and father of singer Neil Young, later Globe and Mail' Lubor J. Zink - later a Toronto Sun columnist Jessie M. Read - Food Economist (Joined 1934) Three Meals A Day and First Cooking School Film in Canada Kitchen Talks and Radio Cooking School CKCL Toronto Gary Ralph - covered many front-page stories including The October Crisis and Woodstock in the five years leading to the Tely's last edition. Award winner for his police reporting. See also Toronto Standard 1848-49 Toronto Star 1892 to present Toronto Sun 1971 to present The Globe and Mail 1936 to present The Globe 1844-1936 The Mail and Empire 1895-1936 The Toronto Mail 1872-1895 Toronto Empire 1872-1895 References Further reading Toronto: Past and Present / A Handbook of the city. C. Pelham Mulvany (Toronto: W. E. Caiger Publisher, 1884). Toronto Evening Telegram history: pp. 193–194. Canada's Newspaper Legend: The Story of J. Douglas MacFarlane by Richard MacFarlane (Toronto: ECW Press Ltd., 2000) Newspaper History in Canada, Biography, 300 pp. External links Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections, York University - Archival photographs from the Toronto Telegram fonds. Thomas Fisher