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March 31, 2011

A famous husband-wife editing team call it quits

Bruce and Beatrice Gould ended their nearly 30-year run as co-editors of The Ladies' Home Journal, on this day (March 31) in 1962. They turned the magazine over to their handpicked successor, 30-something Curtiss Anderson. Anderson died this past May at the age of 81.

Posted at 11:52 AM in On this day |

Tags: Bruce and Beatrice Gould, co-editors, Curtiss Anderson, Ladies' Home Journal, magazine editors

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