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1 10' Have you 01 L1“? C(k even] J 1] ing is going to do better 10b! mental proclamation. Reserv:
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H; or service Wlll do for the prospectr “CWPO'mS and 0‘1)61 161.11%“ _ 1 g “I ek ‘ 10W, says
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iii" TfIL 11))“le sequerere? , 50. Are you really satisfied that this Specral April 5-1 l~ Honey For BIIC‘
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i - 22 Is the message short enough—01‘ is the best possrble marling that y H ’ / 1 y Delmar I
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1 26. Are your name, address, and portant feature ol the paper \\7111(‘l1_\15 fs e1 L. . ‘i ‘5 0m harvest? Stansel F.
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tatteroj NEA 5 194-2 Meetmg asVille, and took immediate posseSSIOn information regarding the troops of 31?; 111 . .1' 1". ‘
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the pr1 l/Vlll Be in Quebec on March 24. iriendly nation on American 5011. 1.11 11 111
0 advq The Federal Government 01. Canada Mr. Adams, native of Lexmgton, at— “NOTE: The request as regards loca- 11111 1'
n 2113011 and the Provincial Government of Que~ tended the UniverSity of. Kentucky tion and general character does not ap-'111".1.";1 11
1'16" 11 bec, have extended a very cordial invi— whire 1:16 wells sports editor of the Ken- ply to troops in training camps in con- 1 11 1 11
1ml "' tation to officers and directors of the Na- tuc y eine ’ student semi-weekly news- tinental United States, nor '0 units aS— 111'" " 1 111
,i til 1631 110ml Editorial Assoc1ation to hold their papel, and also was employed by The signed to domestic policeduty.‘ 1,1111. .11 1 ;;
82:11] 01 1942 annual convention in Quebec. This Lexington. Herald as a sports reporter. . PRODUCTION—SpeCific informa- 11111 1' 1111 '
f' VCl‘ll1 invitation has been accepted and the con- M" Fam’ who several months ago tion about war contracts, such as the 1111113111. -"1" '
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1." “1", famed Chateau Frontenac Hotel in old "0111 M” H‘u‘y McCarty and son, L' schedules dates 0' delivery 0' progress 11" 1 '1
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.vc (011 The Provincial Government 01 Quebec wet as a member of the reserve Officers stiategic and critical materials available, 111.111 11.11
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“13'1" three-day cruise down the St. Lawrence 1 1 ————— hShed procurement data except when .1'111121'11
O H" and up the Saguenay Rivers with inter- 0’17'1’1‘1110” Manager “Eh compOSite information 15 offic1ally 111111;" 111
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”1 beautiful Muiiay Bay as a PIC'COH‘ get of The HeraldLeader was elected '111131'11 11
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. teau Fiontenac [01 only 11-2.50 Ameucan .) t ;. . 1.- 1 ~ ‘ . . . profitable tips lrom big newspapers and 1111111131 1 11.
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the 6111 this train will be 037 The t()[’ll ex )ense tuc ), n iana, Iic ngan, IllinOis, Wis- ‘ . _. . _ _ 112-1 1;..1 .
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[ )1 i e r01 Wi accor ing y e and south D'ikota mop Or some Similar prize to any woman 11 1:11 '1:
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Reservations are to be made through the units that should be set up in all ‘ From the publisher’s viewpoint, sub- 11 11 1 131‘. 1

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335?“ 61211 Office. D011 Eck, manager, 188 W. and public structures in war time, the With merchandise prizes, you can give 111111 .1111. ,

3131”; Randolph Street, Chicago. United States Office of Civilian Defense twice the value of cash commissions. 111111111 111'. "

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st. 1111 chtory Dashes 1407‘ Duratzon Buildings.” Very likely these pamphlets been Paying (30 Per cent commission to 1111111 11 :11: q
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Natifl declaration of war and have declared W iicimay )e piesente( to entiie com— 80 cents. Later, this publisher offered 111.111.51.111 .’
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C1631“ itoreolnalf Adams, former 333003116 ed— limits of the United States—their 1001' George A. Ioplin‘ 11:, editor of the 1 11.13.1111
1613.11 and ret CICamprHSVIHC News—Journal 1011; identity 01‘ exact COIHPOSitiOII; Somerset Commonwealth, was elected 1 511'11'411
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- l Precedent is broken to the extent that NEA president. Howard’s arguments: Five Kent
‘ 158 the traditional three-day meeting will be buttressed by evidence in the form (i Durina M
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' 3 en ’88 Chairman J. Curtis Alcock, who was arbritary job classifications were in}; 'lhe ra
, § unable to be present at the session, has practical for weekly newspapers becaustI £011" m ac
:’ Official Publication °§ 3‘6 Kentucky since appointed Fred B. Wachs, chair— of the overlapping of duties. 5 depleted ‘
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. l man, Ihomas Underwood, and Russell Howard was followed by Linwood Ii Sftlhzifi:
. D 'che, as members of the no ram com- .. ~ , ' ,. ~ ‘
i Victor E. Portmann, Editor-Publisher l ‘h l ff‘ .. l ffg Noyes, Iionitood Daily Globe publishti3 Winkle, c
j _________— mittee W” “e 0 Ice” CX’O 100' and ANPA VICC-PI'CSldent. Noyes filed {ha sen er Adi
l Printed On The Kernel Press, Lexington Announcement of the program Will be presentation together with evidence,E edign‘ of
. ‘ __—————— niade in the April issue ol the Press. rather than reading it or making an oral 1
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. Kentucky Press Assomatw“ Officers The committee is exphaSiZing that every statement. The ANP A arguments wert ‘lm Jinn:
. H L W terfield Hickman Co. Gazette, Clinton . . . . , .. . .' , ) _. A _ . _ . -i [01‘ 0 t1
, any ee 8 President 1 L , '11 state newspapei 15 I‘l‘llCd LO P‘MUUPZILC Similar in vein to the NEA. That it quirer Fc
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vance Armemmut Vice 1375333223): 1" the piogiani regaidlcss OE ”5 35111“ they pleaded the needs ol small (hill their final
Victor R. Portmann __U- of Kyu 1'67““an tion with the Press Association. Ever' . . - . . - - V
‘ SecrethTreasurer . _ . l nutspapcis and why arbitiaiy definition five ears 6
news )a )er is inv1ted .
‘: District Executive Committee ‘1 1 - - as to whom would be non-exempt 0; and Advo
. J. C t’s Alcock, Advocate—Messenger, Danv‘ille, (State- ~ ‘1, ‘ 7-, L _ . _ ‘ ~
. ”4:39), chairman; First, Joe LaGore, Sun-Demo- ______ e\cmpt ti om a 10 houi week andoyei McCaity,
,, crat, Paducah; Secolnld, gill}: T3“? Uggg‘g‘lafifl' time payments would not be practiCi lasville Ne
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l Cgi‘iEi‘iar—‘ilournalg, Louisville; Fourth, Joe Rfihagdson. 5M“ PHNtlflg Can BL D0,“ and consequently WOUId ”“th furthfl The Prt
1 ’ , G1 s ow: Fifth, Frank c. Bell, Trim e emo- . , , . , V 1 , .1 . _ , . . . . ,
J E:$,esBedfalJrgd; Sixth, Fred B. Wachs, Heraildd-geadsr, By 0mg” Than Dan/(fort C07”P““)’ haidsliip on publications. the Fourt
: Lexin ton; Seventh, W. W. Robinson, Hera , am s- V , . . r ‘ A ,‘ A ‘ _
% ville; gEighth, T. T. Wilson, Log cabin. Cyntlhiana; I he state s contention that its deparb 1119 Amel 15a" Newspapei Glllld 351‘ dOICUCQS t‘
i Ninth, H. A. Browning, Whitley Republican, Wi liams- 7‘ , _ . _ . , _ ‘ 7 , ' , , , .
j burg; state—at-iarge, Chauncey Forgey. Independent, 1116115 and dgCHCIes can do their own Cd ml 50 days additional time In Old? know, that
E Ashland. _ duplicating and minor printing with- to answer in rebuttal the presentation and theiri
. 'l t‘ Committee . , , . ' ‘ , . . . , . . .‘ .
1 ~ Tyler Munford LfigsiLWZO, Advocate, Morganfield, out Violating the commonwealth 5 print- and U‘hlblls 0L the 131113113116“?- EllShi fitting m0]
‘3 1 ‘ chairman; George I19. Janina, Colrgménezregllatgsoxfigé ing contract with the State Journal Hanson, ANPA counsel, asked for th:. W Reed
. E bert C. Tay or, ecor era. , r . K ‘ _ . .. i ,~ ,~ ‘ . , -, 7 V, - .
‘ R? Underwood, Herald. Lexington; H. A. Ward, Alla? Company ol Fraiikiort was upheld by same 1)1 “116530—411 oppoitunity [0 fil- W
‘ ‘ . Co. News, Scott-wine: Henry Ward, Sun'Demc’a’ . , . , . i furth ,1. *xhibits and arrum nts in re ll . Ree
, ‘3} Paducah; Cecil Williams, Journal, Somerset. the COUlt 0f AplxaIS, M41 Ch 15. (‘ C . , . b .6 . Pa lVl l 3 i
,, Newspaper Exhibit Committee 'The high tribunal relused the finn’s to the Gllllds iebuttal Within 30 day Harcl aI
? Mrs. Lee Spalding, Kentucky standard, Bardstown. , . , : , - . _ . , - . - [OllOWiH ~ the HUD" Of the Guild C39 e was a E
i ‘ chairman; J. LaMarr Bradley, Enterprise, Providence; leunSL 101 an llljllllctltnl P1 OllllJltlllg , 8 . ‘0 1897 1
3, Ii Mrs. John S. Lawrence, Record, Cadiz; Miss Lillian the departments £1.01“ using “multilith” Wllll [he exalnlne), : anc
‘ Richards, Russell Co. Banner. Russell Springs; Miss M . n _ , . .1 School in ]
l . Jane Hutton, Herald, Harrodsburg- and niultigraph processes in turning It was eVident that newspaper assocn . tl
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l ‘ “"15“” PM“ WWW“ Club . out lorms, pamphlets, envelopes and tions had done an outstanding 10bit 16 stat
i ‘ Miss Mary E. Hutton, Herald, Harrodsburg, Presnient; - - ' ' ‘ ‘ k trustee 0f
1 V Miss Mildred Babbage, Breckenridge News, Cloverport. other lesser printing work. working together in effecting a so~calle~ For f
i ‘ First Vice President; Mrs. J. 0. Young, Journal, Dixon,- , _ , ‘ H _ .. H ‘ _ , ‘ l 4 1V6 ye
‘ Second vice president; Mrs, Mary .Henderson Powell, The State Journal Company asserted united fiont oi their needs £01 a tor of the
3 ‘ Record: Steamsv, Th1“ Vice Pres‘de’lti M‘s‘ 5' R: in its stilt, pending nearly two years in newspapers and not any one group. ‘
1. Wallace, Advertiser, Walton, Recording Secretary, . ' ‘
‘r Miss Urith Lucas. Independent. Maysvxlle. CorteS- the court, that it was entitled to all - John S. W
iii pending Secretary; Mrs. J. L. Bradley, Enterprise, , , , ________
:1” Providence, Treasurer. state printing under a contract it has . John S ‘
”3 _—_—.—-———————— held for thirty years. The latest four- Sixth District Editors Invited D'lnville-A
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i ‘, 3'03““ contract began ”1 1940- To Lexington, Srttm‘day, April 4 inesday M'
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSistant Attorney General Jesse K. . 1‘ _ ~ _ Ville a’fter
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‘ . “ \ré ASSOCIATION Lew15, who represented the state in the 1 \jn m 01:31 inlccting IOtIFdIFOIS ‘1 frOm a hea
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: VI! 4 E W4}; case, estimated an adverse ruling would )usniess Stfi 5 0t 1:16 “MI intrlafne‘l‘ tor of the
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. . have cost the state between $100,000 papeis‘Vti be Ck} at “L La aye: pan ”tndt
‘ . , hotel, Saturday, April 4. All newspapcl , y ‘
: and $200,000 a year. . 1 . 1 l' . _ _ 1 [J kins COunti
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. MEMBER mm He expressed beliel that the Univer- m t:e Silriqtlf létrfla. an; lam [Left [31}: di' hOIdings in
l fit?) Sity of Kentucky and state teachers col- “Pa,“ e Illslmma 1101.111“ a _ 1’ Canada
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ll legcs were affected by the dec1Sion be— cuSSionsdon PIP ems (116 atilxc [01:11? ’. Born he)
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' K ‘ TUCKY PRES . SlClCS such governmental agenCies as the “0“] 2113/61 tfismg,l an mm} 1115 a. Judge] 3
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.;. ASSOCIATION finance, education, revenue and welfare EFFICSL 0 ormaL pgongZ—llm 11511) 31111 b at Centre (
V ‘ ORGANIZED “NW“ N“ departments and the unemployment h 16 exingtonh ea 61' eia ( ‘Em paper Cara
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in . v compensation commisSion. 0“ at ‘l uric .eon at noon , ( Later he u
H from other districts than the Sixth 3f KHOXvilIe
“ll [701117716 Tthteeni Number F1116 ————— also invited to join in the l‘OuIld-tfllll V .’
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———-——-———’—‘——‘ Wage-Hour Hearing 3 coal mining
:i‘ - [Mid-Stlmmei‘ Meeting To Be Held At VI/(ishmgton . properties,
, In Lexington, June 12-13 At the WageHour hearing on job New Editor Of Central Record 123111}? assm
~ The KPA executive committee at its Classification in Washington March 2, .1 1 ., . , .5, usmess.
i . . . . . _ _ _ Bily Hucson, Versailles, has J01“j M 7
' spring $65510n 1n L0111$V11€, March 21, newspaper assoc1ations cooperated in 1. r. Van
, . . . . . . the Central Record, Lancaster, and 1‘ With D'
‘ , unanimously deCided to hold its mid- their presentations on behalf of small . . H 1,, 1X 1
' i‘ . summer meeting in Lexington, June daily newspapers and weekly newspapers. taken OVCI the duties 0f Cdltm‘ e 'LCIOPEd Di)
‘ ‘ 3 12-13. This decismn came after discus- The formal presentations were-made been correspondent at Versailles fOi'Ilfifcame a d.
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. '_ SIOn of several 0th€1 p0551ble localities. The first was by Raymond Howard, Lexmgton Herald for some time. ? mlh
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1e 1111 If: lanks ol Kentucky newspa )er Anaconda Club f dtIeimty and the 7 (1 on 1 1 1 1 E 11
becaust' £011" In aCth’e dut ' or 17A 1 I ~ 1' - O Danvrlla lalhes M ’: ~ ‘ t 1 11
1 1 1 . ) C“ltd, Wele sadly Stnwvors include 11': -: 7 ' 1(7"(11€t011, [or near] 1 f '1 f ‘. l

1 (epIeted during the month of Marcl S011 Van Wink] . 1s wife, Mrs. VVat— years an employee of Owe 'b I ) Orty 7 17111

- 1 Active editors tl , 1 1‘ 6’ fOUT dau ht 1 .1 )Crs ' 1 . / “5 010 r1ewspa- 1 ‘1

Vood I: b . ., 1056 deaths are momncd Gardner Fox Motri t g CFS, Mrs. 1 am for the last thirten ears l1 1'1 111

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_ 1 kale CO-editor f .1 1. 7 . 1 lngs, Jacksonvills F . geriln - . . 10 Messen- 17111.11 11
iledtllt A 0 the Dannlle Mes- MlSs Ruth Van Winkl -C’ 1a., P .qu'rel’ (116d at the Davies Cou t "'1" 1' '1'
’idenct' sznger- dvoeate, Dan M; Bowmar, c0: phine Van Winkle Stu? ahd Miss I10se- Iospital on March 10, ' n Y .11 2" 1"_
an on}: e 110} of "let Woodford Sun, Versailles oke College, SOch Hz: ll" atVlIVIt. Holy— ffIIIVIr. Pendleton was stricken in h‘ .111 1' 1111.11
fmC ames 1' Pen 11 7 - ’ < 6y l 2155- t o ICC at 9-90 IS 751 '1 1“
ts “1611 7 ( “0111 managm ' ed' brethers Juli ’ -: WO —:- p-m. Sllortl ’lft ~ ;1 :1 .11 :
1 1 tor of the () 1s 1 . 1 g 1‘ . ’ an F- and Arthur C noon d“ y ' er the aftel" 1“ 1' “1'1
h .1 . 110%me M wmk , .. . . Van 6 lthn of th 1 . . ’5 1'“: 1

at 11 qulrer. Form II II 1 CS§C11ger_ID_ 1 le, LOUISVJIIe, and a SI'SL . . Went t e Owensboro lnqurrer 15'11 :1- 1111
11 dailt I U €(llt()ls who passed t \\. B. Newsber 1 - e1, Mrs. 0 press, .:2 1 1 1. 1
. , , 1 their final rest inch (1 \ , ‘ 0 ry Cleveland. FOr mor h 1111 ‘s .1111? 11
lnltxon . 1 C \. Reed Embr: . e t an tWent .fivx 1... 1 1:111:7‘11111

. five 1ears Cl : 1, [)071 I” B PCI‘ldl y L )LdlS hit 111 1 1 1,117 111 1
mPt 0" 1'A ' nor 0' me Old Danville News ' mem- em“ Was connected with the hi ""i' ""' " i'
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d over ant dVocate, and Mrs. Mary Alle Dan M B _ Owensboro Messenoer much 1 ,0 7::‘11 3'11'Ell1' '21
m- t' . McCarty, t'Ol‘mer Owner of the N' 1811 tor of tl' (‘nvmar /2 years old, CO—edi as managing Editorb ’ 0 the time 11111111 1

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ultltt The Press ioins their man 1‘ . 1 1y 1' Y newspaper publisher continuous late Urey VVOOdSOIbl ")u1 lillul by the 111111111511 1 1'1

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0'.""1 know, that in ”1011‘ passing their '1 ~ 1 on Man d suddenll (it 1115 home km“ became managin 71' 7 'em' "‘ 7?;
Ham“. and their “CWSpapers will al 11 01kg R c c1 8. new Papers g M 1101 of the W11“ 1 it .

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[E11511 fitt'ng monuments to their memory BOwlnar suiere'dm '1'" FOSLOfl'CC’ Ml" for many years he was Owensbo "' "" ""
or 1 ' a ~ ~ ' - . , . - .1 1 ‘ r0 1,3 :3 1‘1 ‘1:
to 'fi1' W- Reed Enthry . stepped through the dbfi'bf'l'm'k "'15 he cohrl(is')1?nd§1m 0' The couricr'lmlrnal "" "r' i ll

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n1€P1 . Reed Embrv 64 years old 1' 1 ('(’1“CiOUS11ess e did not regain ' 15- Janet Pendleton' two (ltt l ' 1111111 i '11} ‘
30 da1 March 3 at 1‘ fl - . ’ “EX ' ' 7 Mrs C : - ' Z lg‘lters .17 i ' '11

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11d cat He was 3 ad in Naples, Florida. A son ot the late D'ln M 7 - Mrs: W K M C " BHS'O': Vii-1 and 111! '11'

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