New York Daily Graphic facts for kids

This page is about the 20th-century paper. For the 19th-century illustrated New York newspaper, see Daily Graphic.

The New York Daily Graphic was a newspaper that published the New York Graphic. This was an evening tabloid newspaper in New York City.

What Was the New York Daily Graphic?

The New York Daily Graphic was a company that printed the New York Graphic newspaper. This newspaper was a type of paper called a "tabloid." Tabloids are usually smaller in size than traditional newspapers. They often focus on pictures and easy-to-read stories.

Where Was It Located?

The main office for the New York Daily Graphic was at 350 Hudson Street (Manhattan) in New York City. This street is in a busy part of Manhattan.

Why Did It Close Down?

The New York Daily Graphic company faced big money problems. It went out of business in July 1932. This happened during a very tough time called the Great Depression. The Great Depression was a period when many people lost their jobs and businesses struggled. The company owed a lot of money, especially to another company called MacFadden Publications, Inc. Because it couldn't pay its bills, the newspaper had to close down.

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