1. BY Tegerick Conley Jasmine Gaviola Gerald Ray Kelsey Wood
Edward R. Murrow
BY Tegerick Conley Jasmine Gaviola Gerald Ray Kelsey Wood

2. Murrow’s life and death
American broadcast journalist during WWII. Listeners in U.S. and Canada many recognized the voice. His reporters over seas made him ‘famous’. Lead to host a weekly program and radio show he seeked out stories of ordinary and career began 1935
Lived from 4/25/1909-4/27/1965

3. Murrow’s career at cbs
Murrow joined CBS as a director in 1935 and left in 1937 for CBS in London
Murrow joined CBS as director of talks and education in 1935 and remained with the network for his entire career
Murrow went to London in 1937 to serve as the director of CBS's European operations
Murrow recruited journalist William L. Shirer, two men would become the forefathers of broadcast journalism.

4. Famous quotes by murrow
“Goodnight & good luck”
“We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home”
Quote 1 – good night and good luck is the way murrow ended his broadcasts
Quote 2 - Murrow's statement may have been most instrumental in making people feel comfortable questioning McCarthy and his tactics without fear of being labeled a communist or a traitor oneself.

5. Senator Joseph McCarthy
Tension
Senator Joseph McCarthy
Edward R. Murrow
After the Milo Radvlovich program aired, S. Joseph McCarthy was preparing an attack on Murrow. Murrow collected Material about McCarthy and his senate investigating committee for 7 years. March 9- program composed of McCarthy’s own words and pictures