The Star was incorporated into the Evening News. Notable contributors Notable contributors to the News Chronicle and its predecessors included: Stephen G. Barber - foreign correspondent, World War II, Greek Civil War, Korean War, Indochina, Cyprus Crisis, Sharpeville Massacre, decolonization in Africa. Also worked for The Daily Telegraph in India and Bureau Chief in Washington, D.C. 1963-1980 Frank D. Barber - foreign correspondent, later Head of Central Current Affairs & Talks, BBC World Service, and father of Financial Times editor Lionel Barber Vernon Bartlett – diplomatic correspondent Ritchie Calder - science editor, who broke the story of the discovery of DNA structure in 1953 James Cameron – war correspondent G.K. Chesterton – weekly opinion column in the Daily NewsNorman Clark - war correspondent; foreign editor Geoffrey Cox – war correspondent in the Spanish Civil War (in Madrid); former editor and chief executive of ITN. Began his career with the News Chronicle in 1932 E. S. Dallas – Paris correspondent Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – war correspondent for the Daily Chronicle during World War I William ("Willie") Forrest - war correspondent in Spain and World War II; foreign correspondent Philip Jordan – war correspondent, World War II Thomas Kettle – war correspondent for the Daily News during the early part of World War I Arthur Koestler – writer and war correspondent in the Spanish Civil War Patrick Maitland, (later MP for Lanark and Earl of Lauderdale) - war correspondent for News Chronicle, Pacific, 1941 to 1944 Richard Moore - leader writer and father of journalist Charles Moore Louise Morgan - American born, Editor and Journalist, writer of News Chronicle articles: from 1933 to the late 1950s and author of Inside Yourself: A New Way to Health Based on the Alexander Technique C.W.A. Scott - aviation editor John Segrue – foreign correspondent; twice expelled by the Nazis, he was eventually captured and interned in a German prisoner-of-war camp, where he died in 1942. Sir Patrick Sergeant - later Daily Mail City Editor, founder and owner of Euromoney David Esdaile Walker – war correspondent, chief leader writer 1955-1959 H.G. Wells – contributor to the Daily News Editors 1930: Tom Clarke 1933: Aylmer Vallance 1936: Gerald Barry 1948: Robin Cruikshank 1954: Michael Curtis 1957: Norman Cursley See also Get Ahead: BBC TV programme broadcast from 1958 to 1962 which was sponsored by the paper. "Brief history of the Enterprise Class": The News Chronicle sponsored