xt7b2r3nzr0z https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7b2r3nzr0z/data/mets.xml Kentucky Kentucky Press Association Kentucky Press Service University of Kentucky. School of Journalism 1941 Call Number: PN4700.K37 Issues not published 1935 Aug - 1937 Oct, 1937 Jul - 1937 Aug, 1939 Oct - Dec, 1940 Jan - Mar, 1951 Aug - 1956 Sep. Includes Supplementary Material:  2005/2006, Kentucky High School Journalism Association contest 2004-2005, Advertising excellence in Kentucky newspapers 2003-2005, Excellence in Kentucky newspapers newsletters  English Lexington, KY.: School of Journalism, University of Kentucky Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Press Press -- Kentucky -- Periodicals The Kentucky Press, April 1941 Vol.12 No.6 text The Kentucky Press, April 1941 Vol.12 No.6 1941 2019 true xt7b2r3nzr0z section xt7b2r3nzr0z .,. w A
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11111 1 > msuef- aiiccl1 “diners- 1namlel. 1No “cargied” 1 a
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111' 9 Contest Rules Announced 1.. 1“ . 3
' 1.1111 1 1 Gre/mn Menmrm/ Plaque 1 1
1': 1.11 11; 11 Call is hereby issued for the 1941 prize shall be brought to the meeting, all otli— The winner [01- the best editorial will 1 (3
1311111111 contests of the Kentucky Press Assoc- ers must be forwarded immediately. again have the name of his llewspaper 1
' ‘ 1 '1 iation. Every EditOI‘ 0f the State, wheth- Contest 36155110” Rules . engraved on the beautiful Enoch Grehan 1.
. 4111111 1' '1 er a member of the K. P. A. or not, is Each contestant may select any issue Memorial Plaque which was established 1 1.
1 1111.113' 1 eligible to enter the contest. of his paper, or may clip any 513%th by Mrs. Enoch Grehan and the members . 1.
. 1 111‘ 1 ‘1 Please read the rules governing each entry, between the dates of May 1, 1940 of the Department of journalism in 1 c
’ 11 '1'1‘1111 1‘ contest and follow them to the letter, and .May 1, .1941 T1115 change from 1‘6- memory of Mr. Grehan. The first name 11
=1 11.1.1 1 Any violation of the rules will result in qllll‘lng SPCCIfiC ISSUES Of newspapers “’35 to be engraved on the memorial was ‘ a
. 1'1 11' 1 1 the entries being discarded. Send in as made at the request 0f many Of 0111‘ that of The Pineville Sun. Herndon 1]. 7
. 111111 1 1 1 many entries as you please, but observe 11161111131811 h 11,135 21150 been §l{gg§§t§d Evans, editor. Second wniner was The 1 1
11 '1111 the deadline. The rule that no news— that CICCUOh 01‘ _5P€C131 thUOh 15‘ Shelby News, \Vade McCoy, editor. . 1
11 111 paper is eligible to enter any contest in 5116 ShOlIlfl DOt be Ill-Chldfid 111 the All- Last years Winner was the Lyon County 3
11 '11 which it has won first place during the Around Contest l€htT1€S- Herald, Gracean M. Pedley, editor. 'C
'1 111 1‘ "1 1 preceding two years will be strictly en- Beautiful TTOIJh’C’S Procured Space is reserved on the plaque for sub- 1
11' 111; forced and your cooperation is requested Beautiful silver 131‘1265 W111 be Oflel‘fld sequent winners and your papers’ name '
11111.1" ': 1 when you send in your entries. 111 this year's contest. They are made will look proper thereon. 1 “'1
1 1111.111; " ‘1 Attention is particularly called to the 1305511)]? through the COUNCS)’ 9f the Best News Story Contest 1 1'
1 1 1113' 1 requirement that entries in the editorial, LouisVille Courier-journal, Lexmgton At the request of. a number of editor 1 [1
I 1 1:1 1 1 news, and advertising contests must each Herald-Leader, The Kentucky P055 C0“ this contest is continued for competition "

, 1 11.11 be pasted on separate slips of paper, or ington, and President Russell Dyche. this year on the best community news . P
' 1 1 11:1 . cardboard, elsewise the entries will not rill-1410117761 (30771851 story. The factors to be considered are 9'
1 1.11 1‘. be considered. The exhibit this year For-guidance of the competitors the content, sentence and paragraph struc- 1t

11 1'1 1 promises to be one of the largest and followmg W111 “”15“th th‘? percentages Lure, thought, unity, coherence, vocab- e(
1 1 "1 1 best since the contest began. by Wthh the heWSPEPETS Wlh be scored: ulary, the lead and community serwce c1

1 1111' 1 Open to Every Newspaper Generalyappearance, 30 per cent; local value. Each story is to be pasted on a 1 m

1? 1 1111‘1'1 1 Each and every contest is open to the 11€WS, V20 Per cent; county correspond- sheet of paper With the notation of the at

‘ ‘j?11'11’" every weekly or semi-weekly in the state. CHCC. 9 percent; P61301131 11.61115,- 1_0 PGI‘ name‘of newspaper, date of issue, name b1

1 I": 11 1 The news story contest is open to coun- cent; farm news or news pertaining to of editor, and name of the writer of the

'1 1.11111 1 , try dailies. Every editor is urged to send 1110 Chief lhdUSU‘): 0f [hf SECUOH where story. Open to weekly, semi-weekly, and

' 1111' 11.11 in his entries for each contest and every the paper is published, :) per cent} g€n~ country dailies in the state. Only crime 1

1' 11 1 entry will be judged on its merits. Let eral news, 5 per cent; and editorial, 20 stories will be barred from this contest. ,
'1 111 1.11 us make this 1941 contest the biggest 1>€1"C€11t- Factors t10 be COHSidél‘Cd 111 Best Editorial Page Contest
‘1 1 1" 11'1. contest of them all! No newspaper shall scoring of general appearance Include This contest, again sponsored by The
11111-1 1 be eligible for more than one of the make-tip of front page and composition, (Shelby News through the Ben Cozme
1’ 1 .111 above first prizes. headline. SCh€thl113 hieralhy Excellence, Trophy is announced in another column.
:1 1 511111. 11: NM): 15, Deadline cfiiiiintiiiity StelVICC, hlead lacs contenfi, Dally Contest Added 1
1111'11'1 All entries must be in the hands of thStTEIIEIODS,Cyp0gra1) 1V a“ press wor ' A new contest for the smallgr 113.31”: 1 1
1 i 1' "'1 1.11 Prof. Victor R. Portmann on or before ”mt age 0711651 . . “’35 added 11"”0 years ago. ‘1“ a; “315 “e 1
1 t 1 1.11 111 May 15. Entries can be included in the Factors to be judged include headline the state with the exception 0 HES 1
1 '. 11'111 same bundle, but each entry must be content, headline schedule, type balance, published m Ashland, OwensborO, .3" E1.
1 E 1 .111 plainly marked as to the contest. The make-up, name plate and ears, press ducah,Covmgton,Lex1ngton, and 1.0111: (711
1 “ '1 1 1'1 package must be marked “K. P. A. News- work and. inking appearance and illus- V'lll€ are eligible to enter. The 88316
.‘1 1 15 '1 paper contest,” and addressed to Prof. trations (if any), and contrast. . l‘LllCS,.Sllghtly modified, that govaln kiv er
'1 II 1 1 1 Victor R. Portmann, University of Ken- (Note. — Speaal emphaSis Will be selection of the Best AlhArouncif IeDeail't B:
.. t1 11.11 1 .11 tucky, Lexington. It is suggested that placed on the make-up of the entries in howspaper Will be applied int 15 ntrie's 1 )0
1 $111 1 111 the editor write a note announcmg that the above two contests.) contest. The committee solicits e Pres- 11 1“.
1' t1 ’ the package has been sent, to av01d de— Best Editorial Contest h‘oni every small dall)’_m the state} and— if;
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1 M 1,111 1 Dmnterested Judges to A“ expressing individuality, initiative, agd T1116 '01 1 M(
11 P1 *111 Competent outside judges will study leadership in this department which is es. 1 1 _ 1 1 Ne
2' '3 1 the entries in the contests. Because of the the editor’s own, attractive prizes are B651 Advertzsmg 0077717052110” 1‘ yea
'- t11 11111 necessity of getting the contests in their oHered in this contest. The factors Three prizes will be awarded to Ken- 1cm
1 n-E' ’1 1-1 hands at an early date, all entries must which will be considered in the judging tucky editors in this contest: :15 for best . Gr;
" i: 1 111 be in the University postoflice not later are: subject matter, thought sequence, full-page advertisement; $15 for best hfe'i ald
11' 011 111 than May 15. Please follow all rules re- community appeal, rhetoric (diction, page adVertisement; 115 for best qual to 1 test
111 111' 11 garding preparation of the exhibits and unity, figure of speech, punctuation), page, or less, advertisement. FactOIS. e '1Ke:
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and Louis- Enmes l’Vlt'ch’d F0" COM” Trophy the page as a whole will be considered. an interesting paper, full of community JJ JEJ
The same CUP For Mm‘ztorzous Editorial Page 10. Art work: if any, will be given full news, and the Press wishes it success and . J31 '
govern the Kentucky Press Association newspap- consideration. support of the community which it rich- JJJ iJJ
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:its entries JJ possession to that paper in the State ad- metry, and contiast Will be given close t _‘ _ , ,1, ,3,
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f this con 01 the first time in 1939 by Wade M. given speCial conSideratton. . » . JJJ‘ J3;
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,, CW5, Shelbyville. The Winner in that paper should emphasue community news ‘ JJJ ,1 :
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itnet type 'JKentucky Standard, Bardstown. The contents of this page. and Buel E. Gaskin, managing editor. JJ JJJ J
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III hit I it " ' " (C cnt 561169 0 2” 1C Cb / ol the fifth District met tor a dinner .
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‘ I III . I Ofiicial PEEESSIXssociafion y . . day evening, April 4, pursuant to a call I
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It; I I :I; Victor E. Portmann, Editor-Publisher 7C Amm" ' ”6 (m 5 s The discuss10ns on shop talk were en- ‘
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ctl I- ;*2 ———————— In other columns the call tor entries oncd bi the gloul) piescnt and, believ- I
I ‘ III III 1I Printed On The Kernel Press, Lexmgton in the 1941 contests is made. Read the ing that such group meetings are thoroly . OI
j I II I ‘ A t Ofi' regulations carefully, and then send a benefieial, the members Will hold an- I C,
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. II III II Pugsen DyCthsireSidem London Seminaflflg big bundle to the contest chairman. Dts- othei meeting in Corington sometime t1
:1 “II I I Ii Ir L. Waterfield, Vice—Pres, Clinton Gazette - . - - . . . - in Ma r. President Dvche Chairman A‘-
. II II I . .T.a(§u}r]tis Alcock, Secy.-Treas., Danville Messenger interested Jlldges “.7111 (“7.3111316 YOU] 811 i) . ‘ ‘ 1A1 t k . 1 t 31
* :‘I II : a District Executive Committeemen tries—every entry Will be Judged solely on menu out, Seeietary . coc , and Editor I a].
II I I i Ilfififr‘in AéIfa‘I‘r‘Egfit; FIl‘lgI‘SflLe Lfggigf‘IJaOd“urg$I its merits. The chairman dares C\€1y Portnlann “ere in attendance. A..101_m I I
' II II'II. I‘ Sun-Démocrat: Second. .Tylel" Munrordv Uingn editor in the state to enter every contest. meeting of the First and Second District
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II II I I ardson, GlasgtowBTértnesi; Fsl'miit FE“; Bgllt‘ggéf; The race is Wide Open and your name C 11015 is en a tVey p anne( or t ay
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t7 t E‘ t‘ i" msburg Republican; a e-a — argel :10 o .. . . 3 7 . , .
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I‘ III .‘1 . Chauncey FOYE’EYy Ashland Independent- part in the iillorinal roundtable discus- 3
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- ‘ . I IIII' ‘ Newspaper Exhibit committee sell Dyehe sent an inspiring and inter- 121m, (I {on-(mm; ngpmul
I . L :92 VI. . 7' ~ R. I) rtmann, Kentucky Press, Chairman; . . ‘ . . . . x . , ‘ a
' ' 1; MA ME? Jane OHutton, Harrodsburg Herald; Mrs. estmg lettei to every publisher in the At Begun/1,] Mammoth (jmtp
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I I III; ——-——’—’—#———~— does the Press join in urging that every lake the WCCk’CHd 0f .IUHC 3'64 [or that 2
I III1 NATIONAL EDITORIAL— editor in the state join the KPA for the "am“.m} that. 1“)“ have We“ planmng I I
I .: III I. t i . >1.- ASSOCIATION benefit that such membership brings (“1d .101” Your [CHOW 0‘11“)” for the ' I
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. II III: KPA one hundred per cent strong in docusstons on pertinent topics, and ill-
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1 I t I II‘ Volume 12 Number 6 qilestlonnaii es to newspapers, icqitestinb Room with bath for one person 3.00 I
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ti. I 7, in the state from Secretary Alcock 5 office A significant notice was printed on the For one person $5.00
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:I‘ III 'I ‘1 with a request and hope that every front page of the Paris Kentuckian-Clti- For two perSOESOTiEL'CAB'INS'
I an ”It? I editor will join in ”telling Kentuckians zen 1n the issue of April 16. It read, One—, two—, three-, and four-room cabins
II :I It’- .t I‘ about Kentucky in 1941, just as Kentuck- “Subscribers not paid in advance re— with all modern conveniences. Rate; 5$026 get I
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'16 Editors Chairman of ANPA radio com- “At the time of the recent ANPA tions, FM stations will be licensed to EEEEEE if
a dinner . mittee gives facts about FM and meeting in New York, Major Arm— Serve a specific area in square miles. EEEEt XI
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EEO a call E effects on the weekly press as report— inent of an experimental broadcast from directly control more than one Fill sta- E EEEEE Ill
Eltteeman E ed in the New York Press. a station in Yonkers with fifty watt tion in the same area and no more than E EEEE
were FEE‘ E /___.._____ power. The station was several miles dis— one station anywhere, unless it can be EE EEEE .
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1 11 Y 1 of new developments in radio broad— interference in. New Stork, and he used 01 [)1 Grade Fill service distinct and sep- EEEEEEE
10 ( 'an E casting was expressed by publishers at his own experimental set for reception. (”WEE [1‘01” EXISlmg 56’711665- EEE'EEE ' -
5:12:13? ‘ [he recent. NY'PA convention. It was The faithfulness of the reproduction was ___________.._.. EEEEE
nd Editor I suggested in discussions that publishers marvelous. _ . . _ .. . . EEEEEE‘ '
i. A joint give thought to these matters: - The experts describe frequency inod- Liability for E11015 Ht Ads EE EEE
[d District E ].Theflposstble effect of local. advertis- ulation as having a third dimension in A law firm representing the Chicago EEl1
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modulation broadcasts was prepared for “More important perhaps to us is the pay EED'EEO for each. COPE ”E a fort?" EE EEEE
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planning Monroe. Mich., News and chairman of station. I believe the cost would be about “CEMEEEECIHL '0 Ens money. 1 ~. 1E E E
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