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. fit Eliilll 'Il't 1 am V61) 1k I Press Assoclatl‘m at . t' g in the Commonwealth 11} OW 1 t and co—ordinate celebrathnS 3 ]
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will l l. of the Opportunity (:0 prggpects for the celebratizlghation whatever of publlC dcavOl [0-5618: Such information as we I [0;
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4.. I.Il : b t the plans a . - 1942 N0 ll , . the wmk to r). henie- .
11; 1:111 i Ill 21 ou . 1 Celebratlon 1n - ‘ 8 made to ﬁnance , .. 1 m'l gather; to of C1; W . t0
I‘lll : l Segqulcentennla . I ubject, fund‘s wa‘ . . [1e resoluthn possess 01 (Y t . . ‘ y be . l
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1 1i lfli~ ll; II . ducthH Of the P _ _ 1ngt0n, on Ju l ’ - plans bratlon at Flam - 1 - but ‘
II l-“I” II‘ II the intro - four first neWS - . more meetings. .11 ot admlt of [1211, art
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. 2! lit ll . Kentucky, the G and 111 . urge been ILL ) o t exchange or
I 'I l! I I“ , azette, Ills have, Oi. C0 ’ . VC as a SOrt 0 501
III ”M. the KentUCkY , f' t and 13mgIra . , - - all 01. rather to Ser . . - 1 1m
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ll l . . pape Bradford, Kentuc Y . sed but the C116 P _ , 1. ~hous€ for sesqlllC l. mt
“El will: i honor Of Iohn then made dISCuSI ’ . been that Of ralSIDg Cleallng- . f a local and 3. ' b1“
:1 :ll hi 3 l . ' fine response ' _ I (359 meetings has . 1 d 110 rams, both 0 . _ 1 ,
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. I .II ‘3 press AssoCIa . as money 0 . . , nd means eneral natul , ~ . , the ,I
I II I‘- by the . r occaSIOH W -. - of deVISng W835 3 . g ,t whame pOIHtS over Kc
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l llll ‘ II' zens of Lexlhgton’ but the tasks aSSléfjecided that a minimum erted tO P1603 duplication 01‘ over- l la
‘ ! im L ‘ ple Of our State. ky Press ASSOCiation acujlfgl00t0 W3; requisite to enable the and unavolda fhe various celebrations 1 A1
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. I IFMI Wha - Wl11 contmue 1 - 1 am pleased to It 5 . - .- a1 and patI‘IOUC ,_ H
i l but; . I doubt not It in Cele— 111s, _ , have about ) 'tended to the histOIIC . , ‘ .I .
1 I29: I. -. I . 1d next .' f effmt “6 Us . . . 11 10113 . ev
' 1 i ll! l thronghmlt tlm )leg0tlil anniversary 0f 51X 1111:;th fii‘st goal of $5,000, and on societies and educhllonal Ialidiii: clubs ' [l(
l l lI' 1 ' of the , dent reac 16 our .“ ctivitiCS ‘ ~ -, atith‘ [0 CIVIC an( 50C ‘ ' '
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. til I . KentUCkYS 6mm“ - d dec1s1ve e Itudcnts and a 11m“ .1 I D
I I ”1..“ S 6031 an . ' e t. 5 . , -. ' and boaits l
' I’ll .ll 'i 1 hood. There are P , A 003- In ealnes - - 116’ . He '05; With thell facillllhs. , . - 1 f
. , I 13‘: III II Sta 6 l the Kentucky P1685 SS 1d The necessity of raising some 1110 l (0 g 11 public officiaISI to Ken h
- - I, ﬁll t. ‘ uasons W 1Y . . shou ' . f our at- of UUSLCCSi to a d to 011
'l ‘Ill "II = 10 ' 10th members 1 occupled 11105t O . 1 f the States, all .
' I il» l... tion and Its Patr . - 1ebrati011- has, 111111 how, _ d 1 ed our [uCkV Cubs in al 0. . _ 1 lid of
I I:- It. .t 1n this Ce . - d unavmdably e aY ' I k' ns 11] evCIy a .
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. 1 ll; ll In discussmg Plans an nrliial Celebta- progreSS. However, nt (1 t0 the matters who long to come back home. . . Kt
’ I will k Ses‘lulcente d have been deVOte _ 1 . . . II ' is Within . -.
E l ‘IH1 H" the Kentuc1yId 1ext Year I appear, as Stu y dt us As you can easﬂy undel- In addltlon to all lhls’ It k the ' Fl'
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I It . l “on to be 16 b 1nd Chan cntluS _ ._ . f ch a cele- f )111‘ ”01305315 to 1/
1 | “‘ 'I'El' d as a mem er ‘ h )osSibilltICS 0 5“ th SCOPE 0 ‘ 1 . ~l of ‘
‘ . tate I - d sev- stand, I 6 1 . ,- 11, .t 01 Boaics
( l "ill has been 5 . ion a Pmnte _ . m lated are pl aCLlca ) 00 )eraton and SllpPO1 _ . - . ne
tl l; ll; l man 0f the (301111113155 Govehﬂor lohnson bration 35711: Cogtjlhiiission nevertheless, Elmiimerce or Trade in the variousfcntl: . an
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‘ l =1' '1'! Oral ”‘0th g l SUIte com 11““ 11 d to OJeratC . Iinch haw I1 , of
II .I ll? .1 “will . this matter- TIC - the )resent, COIhPe e I and towns “ . .- . 0f the 4
11 51th .I‘ It; 1. to 100k aftel . _ . b , a C0neurrent is, for l _ d scale It must State Bar AssoaathnI , ed
1; .It it; , . . Vlded for Y , hat a restiicte - Kentucky _ . . . 0f the _
l ( l .I I1 I. v. Vas 1310 , _ 0n sonlCW . . . l . 1 SOClety:
‘ l I ll' I“ mlss‘on ‘ . 1 Assembly, 313 t its clotl State Medica , . G1
I III III . I enela I , - t according 0 . Kentucky I . .. - . ; of ,
‘E fl 1 'I '5 li resolution of 1.111%Ci938 BY the terms Of cut “-8 ginnelisence of funds sulﬁCient Kentucky Educational ASSOCIatl-goIii' of I' he
l ll. Eli ll Droved MarCh tile Commission is dl- and, in He):se it is wholly unable to the Pioneer Monument Assoflggrk,A5‘ = in
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l s 1;”: i !l the 1650111130]? re a program [01 the {01 -the I - I dertake a maJor central the Mammoth Cave Natlona of the C(
I E 1 l:' l; l rcctcd t0 13:61:91 150th a‘nhiversary of pl‘OJeCt or 11:“ .5611 but must rely, [01‘ ociation‘ and 13“, but not least, l
. ' if I. 1' .- tle . . ion 1' . S I . - 1
it 1 L: l CCIEbriluo’n ‘On of Kentucky mto t1]? C1C leblg1t party on free—will offerings an: Kentucky Press ASSOClatIOn- c 1 "l
I I I .Ii 3 l the a 11118le _ u r0 er 0 - 116 m 5 ’ 1 ~ the cities an - d to the 011— t
I It I" L Union” with a view to {ll/loft: Smcific— voluntary CO—OIIDCIatlinl ltythe Common— We have already 313315;)“ Division of l
. .“I : II n . event. ‘ ﬁes “mug iou . . r of Transpor a ; . _ .
I 1 :l . l. ance of the . , communl , . . have 1nISSlOne , cial an
t 0 I .II t SCIV - ~ es. the ul 6 l0 _ . I n a spe _
l: f . il l 311Y the TCSOIUUOH PlOVld nsider wealth that maY [Fe] g - Motor Vehldes’ to desg. 1942 that “”11 3
. t; ii !“The CommiSSion shall Co 1 celebrations of their own. . b so- tomobile license p1ate {01. to the 585- l
"I v" i l l cry phase of the history 0:1 me With the funds we have raise?1 y an advertise and draw attentlon. niﬁcancﬁ ‘ l
l a I I.» . III EVV - ‘ re- ‘b mans, ‘ , . 't 51g ' at
- I. . ts varle . . - 1 mar contrl 11 . 1 ,em and 15 t P
l a it} .I 7 Commonwealth and 1 - Imitation Of V0 u Y . . uicentenhla } ”110nm I
I 1 .t‘. l 3 , .6 Of thelr . d an executlve 5606' q . the ropel" at ye
l‘ 131 l l I 'n the performanC - - E'ce w111 be 0133116 1 —\ romise from P )JI'O' .
g at It: ‘ sources, 1 . ~ flnd— 0 1 . . 10 Cd, i p . , ‘11811 an al 1 .1
; Bl ”I duties, and shall Tel")1t then at: as It my and Stemglapher. W111 be empof ythe has already been rec?“ Cd l stage staml’ 'gi
3 Lil l I 1 ‘ gs t0 the General Assembly.1 co and correspondence in andf out -t can priate commemorative 130 t 11
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)1: 1941 1 February. 1941 THE KENTUCKY PRESS . Page Three 1 11‘111
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1r Phhdpal 1 will be issued by the Government in of the first Constitution of Kentucky sidered at these meetings is that of :1 11111111 1:
terest in the 1 1942‘ this full and explicit declaration which more uniform advertising rate and prac— 1 1i 1 J
eresting ser. 1 The attempt will be made to com— is still preserved substantially unchanged tice, with a view of increasing State and 11:11 11 1 5:
Eand which 1 him? features of the Sesquicentennial in our present Constitution: National advertising in Kentucky papers. 111 1'
121112331 1t. program with such fixed or customary ' “That printing presses shall be Other important topics are': Shall we .11 .1111
th it atat: 1 Mutual events as Derby Day, Boone free to every person whopndertakes have a full-time representative to look 1 11 1111
. ’ n g 10111,, the Battle of the Blue Licks cele- to examine the proceedings of the after our interests at the next sessron of 1111-1 1 --
Chamly 101" 1 'bration, the Burley Tobacco Carnival, Legislature or any branch of Gov- the Legislature? Circulation and possible 11 111
niulate am 711md the State Fair. erninent; and no law shall ever be ABC afﬁliation. General business prac— 111111111 ,
“3:13:11?er 1 In all this and, as an essential part made to restrain. the right thereof; tices.’ _ . 1[11111
1, .n- J of every phase of the general undertak- the free communication of thoughts Publzczzmg Kentucky, and the K. P. A. 11111: 1
11021120111113 1 ing, there must be wide ﬁblicity, and and opinions is one of the valuable After securing the approval of the 111111 ~
1,, when re- for thelnioitrof this w}: shlaél itavcli tollook rights of man, and every Citizen may ofﬁcers of these two propositions, Vance 11111111 1
.5 may be , {pant .rey upop t :1. eniuittsecy mrltﬁs freely speak, bwrite, and blight f0n Armentrout, chairman of the Executive 1111111
r efforts to 1 1550C1a110r11allicd1 slpii ic—lsp 111 1 e - any subJect, eing.respon’51 e or Committee, addressed a letter to all the 111111
anifest ob— , hers..Wie s 12; 0‘ t 1S Wltfl a th mgre the abuse of that liberty. . members of that committee seeking their 111111111
ission. Our Iconfiderlilcedhecausexllnel oG your nurfnt I61:1 In concluSIOn, let me ask the rnem— suggestions and approval, and the re- 11111
as to plar 1 '15 nowt e istinguis e A overnor o e, bers 'of the Kentucky Press Assoc1ation spouse was gratifying. There has been 111111111 .
-Wide cele. . Commonwealth, and, at least, three. of to 10m With us in our aim and endeavor considerable correspondence, as might 11111111,
Iisville, for 1 the nine members of ouy ComnnSSion to have some kind of a noteworthy ses- be expected, but as I was about to write 111 11
1 that, but ‘i are newspaper men. Furthermore, there quicentennial celebration in every one this of Feb. 18, I have a letter from 111111
(Change or are spec1a1.and pecuhmlly 131116111“ frea- of the 120 counties of the Common— Mr. Armentrout stating that ten of the 111,
ﬁnial plans sons why thlS‘ASSOCIatIOH S10ud ife ore— wealth. A,nd may I urge you, as a dis- fourteen members had approved the [1111
cal and a 1 most in eveiy movement 1an ehort t0 tinct serVice to the Commonwealth, of publicity campaign and that several have 111111 1,
Originated 1 bring about a suitable ant vigorthg COIII-f which we are all proud and which we suggested meetings for their districts, and 111 1i 1
1S over the memoration 01, 1116 150111 1rt ay 0 all truly love, to try to 561 the ball one or more of the state oﬂicers of 1111‘
will be ex- '1 Kentucky as aCommonwealth. T1115 very 10111173 on Tuesday, _the 4th day of the Association will try to attend each 111 11111
nnecessary 1 day marks'the anniversary Of. the blrth February'nextgwhich 15 the 150111 anni- of these district meetings. One member 111 11,111
01. over- 1 01 Behlahhh Franklin, born 1“ BOStOb’ versary of the final passage and-approval was non-committal on the publicity pro— 111 11, 111
ilebrations 1 January 1/, 1706; (bed In Philadelphia, of the Act. of Congress providing for gram, but none opposed it. 11111
1 April 171 17901 two yeais before- Ken— the. admissmn 0E Kentucky into - the Many questions have been asked and 11:11 111111
- 11 tucky became a state. anlth-l 18 the Union on June 1’ 1792‘ In news item su estions made as to how this ubli it 11111111
11 Will be 1.; patron saint of American printing, and and in editorial, let a resounding chorus caff ai , ht b h dl d' b p f' c .y 11111
1 patriotic ,1 this week his memory is honored wher— of cheers be sent up on that memorable sh Ild 31:1 mtlgt d :1 ahh e , ht “"5; {t 111 11111.,1
1 religious 5 ever the graphic arts are taught and prac— day by every fathful member of this ‘_ 0” £1315 ae' tKat ekpurpose 0 It 11111
Chh Chlbsi 11 ticed. The theme for this Printing Ed— Association and be re—echoed by the 15.111110 0 :to give entuc Y papers good 11113
110015 and ‘- ucation week is “Printing Safeguard of 11 - - ' - 1 h pictures Wlth a degree Of local C0101 and 11 1:1 111
I 1 whole Citizenship of the Commonwea t . subscriber a 631 and to encoura e an 1,: ,1 1
bd boards 1 Democracy.” Truly free speech and a __________ _, pp ’, . ,g 111,: 11
5110 Ken- 51 free press are the two main pillars of , _~— advertismg campafg“ that W111 bring. 1,0 111111
35: and 10 . our Constitution and of the R6publiC 13116510161111 Dy (1111.14711101111“? Kentucky the tourist trade and new C1117 111111 31
, _ ; . , - ; , , , . s 'hat its attraction and industr de- 1151111111
“by land . ofwhich it is the symbol. None know this Plans fm Publzczty Campaign 7ens 1 y 1 1111,1111
1 better than the representatives of the Certain goals for the Kentucky Press serve. _ _ _ 111111
is 1111111111 Kentucky Press. It is a resolution of the Association for 1941 have been set by .111 thls series every section 0f Kentucky 1111111111
seek the 1 First Kentucky Convention of December, its Executive Committee, and plans are W111 be represented, for the sublCCtS W1” 11 1111111
Soards of i 1784, that brought a printing—press and already being worked out for their be selected bY_th€ members 0f the Ex— 11 1111111
ious cities , newspaper to Kentucky in August, 1787, achievement. Publicity of one of these 9C_UU_V'3 Committee, each.from 1115 own 11 111,111
1; of the 1 and it was the capable and skilful work goals should appear during the next two dlsmd' Each Of the articles SPOHSOWd , 11111:
n; of the 4 Of John Bradford, our first printer and or three weeks, and this goal is publicity. by the Kentucky Press Association, who 1, 1111111 -
y; of the 1 editor, in the columns of the Kentucky Informal discussion among your ofﬁ- 1“ 1941 WOUId tell Kentuckians 0f Ken— ‘ f 111 ,
ation; of ; Gazette that prepared the way for state— cers and with others at the recent Mid- 111C195 as Kentucky should tell the world 11,: 13 ’,1
iation; of 1' hood and for admission of Kentucky \iVinter meeting, resulted in the formu— 1“ 1942—Sesqu1centenn1al Year. 11 1111 '11,
Park As- 1 into the Federal Union. The Danville lation of a number of proposals; and Each article ShOUId have a PiChh‘e 0f 5111111
st, of the ‘1 Convention of 1784 resolved: action was quickly sought on two of a Slhgle or group 0f scenes, and the C1” 11 111 i
‘1 “That the freedom of the Press these which were deemed subject of early Shbllld hbt be less than 4 bY 5 or 111; 1111111
the Com 1 is highly subservient to Civil Liberty consumation, at least in part. These were 6 inches (double column) nor more than ‘1 11,111 ;
ivision of 1 and therefore such measures ought the publicity of Kentucky and Kentuck- 5X7 inches (”11316 column) mat Of Wthh 1111111 5
necial au- 1 to be taken as may be most likely to ians through Kentucky newspapers under can eas1ly be handled by {my newspaper 1 :11:
that will . encourage the introduction of a the auspices of the Kentucky Press Asso- 1n the state and With available space Of 51,111: 1'
) the ses- 1 Printer into the District.” ciation; and an increase in the interest most of these papers. The text matter 11 1
niﬁcance. 1 As the fruit of this germ. Which was and membershp in the Association, ShOUId not be more than .400 WOFdS. 1111151
uthoriteS "1 planted by the founding fathers eight through personal contact—by members MUCh fewer than 4091701115 15 preferred, 11
n appI‘O- hears before the separation from Vir— of the executive committee with publish— the fewer the better If the story 15 tOId- 11111 ,
e stamp ginia, one need not be surprised to find ers, and, where practical, holding district ; The more attractive the picture and ,1211'11,
in the 7th Section of the Bill of Rghts meetings. Among the subjects to be con— Please Turn To Page Five ;11 :13 ‘1
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I t0 law.” 3 Continued From Page Tilt“ Finally I wish to take this opportunity representatives were the fact that uni- 3333 . .'
her queries, 3 ________ 3 afforded by Victor Portmann to thank lorm advertising rates could be set tip 33 331.
ingo games ' the shorter and more interesting the text, each Kentucky publisher for the help and the circulation of newspapers, along 333 333 ‘. :2
vie theaters the better the chance of its publication and cooperation he has given or will be with the advantages offered in the 3‘33 3331 3 _.
and reading. giving from within and from without, various communities, could be compiled 33 333
Mats of pictures must be furnished, that I am greatly encouraged. Especially and presented to prospective advertisers. 333 3333
3 of course, and some may wish to include haveOthe other oﬂﬁcers been 50 very fine, “One reason the weeklies and small 3333133333 3 "
.ucky week- 3' the heading and text matter on the mat. Curtis AICOCk: V3111“? Armentrout and daily newspapers are not getting more 1313313
Universit J As to financing. The part the news— Harry Lee \Naterfield, and many 0f national advertising, it was brought out 33333333 j
iere is th: 3 papers play is to give the articles full [‘16 executive cgmnntteeDinembers. at the meeting, is because they have 333333
ZNED IN :publicity, and members of the executive L 3 Ky l“ 3U5355L333333Y9H1L~ no representation and the agenCIes can 13133333 _
VSl‘Cported :- committee (there are 34’ one represent- out on, 1., e). , . . :01. 33330133333.) ble bothered With them 3333333
have been 3 ing each congressional district, two from 3 3‘ 3 —,—T/_———:,__—.-~ 3 .3 ccuiing li ates,1 p aeing orfdeis and check- 3333333333 3
; Since the 3 the states at large, and the three elected Maura/my Altos is Into-restingeRe/Jort mg on 31c atierLISiEg or small news- 333332333
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