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non = I and awards to the winners of the annual received. try statute, the panel discussed the l'ayette ‘I .2: '
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Check . I\e“’51)«lper Production Contests. Jo \A’est- ”lhe closmg night fish try at the shelter Circuit Court case which has been appealed -2 . j; -.
I Pheling, co-publisher 0f the Fulton County house received highest praise from the dele- to the Court of Appeals. The case involved , I' I
I I\ews, radio station director. and Godfrey gates and their families for the excellent the banning of advertising of the prices of I ,‘III‘
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adver- I I‘IIEHt scout, presented the awards With food and the catering serv1ce. The setting eye glasses by Lexmgton and LonisVille op- , I I {
d ' I many humorous asides to the recipients. The was perfect and marked a fitting close to tometrists. The convention declared itself in . I. ‘, I 2;
a V15e alwards were announced in the Bulletin, but the Program. favor of the Association acting as a “friend ‘I = '
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I1e Press extends heartlest congratulations lVith President Al \A/athen, lr-2 presmling, in court in this appeal. . I . ,{
the deservmg Winners. the busmess program got under way Friday A discussion concerning the tendency of ‘I y.
The Henderson Cleaner and Journal won morning with the Legislative Panel. I—Ierndon appointive state boards and commissions in I . . I "-1.5
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3 issuing regulations regarding phases of ad- fl “39.3? 2,395“ “ , v’ , :filjghr,
vertising brought many comments “”0111 the ,k ‘ 31.,f .f ,.‘,;I.-"“,, ., "fi ' , , '”~ * if Hale, l
‘ 3. panel and floor with the final decision that . 33* ”I“ “iii If " , " ' ~ 3 W membe
3.? the Association take appropriate action to 51‘ "',3‘ i )U’Zgjf3 "‘5 ’ i': 7 ,’7 who ha
3f ' introduce legislation at this coming session 3f .»";4;_;é;g- ‘- gig" Eng. , a ‘3 #221”) Associa
., to curb such power which was declared to fig»? 3.. 1, 3 fifl’wfl 11V"' 3 3%,; 33’2“ ,; for life
be only possible through formal legislative gig“, “tic“ 1 “f.“fi 32/: L‘ ' $3,153; liam L
action. 3 ficfi3 5-;%;.- ”552. pf; 3 - “a 33% 3 ' l ’ ' fig”? second
3 A brief discussion through the panel cou- * 3:), 3“ ‘fifisk‘ét ges‘ H ' '3.-.;_;3' a; ‘2? “gr." Dyche,
cerniiig legal advertising rates, the action " .,sg3~”‘ W " its ‘1’}, ' 33 sq”, James
of budget Commissions. and the need for a ”sag \ Ra“ 3i 3 3‘3}? ‘ ' /: it"; Alfred
.' . county comptroller was held. but no action 3&1ng («jam is. ~ "5’ 3 :1 g 2; a37"33 Bardstc
_ was taken, 3 L3 “1%:Wh" ff 7‘? J 2; ' 335%? '33 1:523: the fin;
- \\"ith Edwards Templin. L e x i n g t o n 5““ ," . 3.3: W353 ' 7'? , ‘ 'z ., ‘4“: at the (
I’leraldleader, moderator. Basil Caummisar. “mi? ; ,3};%fl * i ;\:_"_;:'1/:‘f:;:;,3. fight» gig.
I‘aducah Sun—Democrat. an interesting and 425:? 1‘ “l "3’13: 4% «9/63,, Whe‘
. instructive panel on "Newspaper Promotion” '17" 3 Q - , , ‘3 ( {Mag ' "‘3‘; the Kei
evoked many questions and answers. The x 3 5153' ' ,r‘ . ’4 3 .1 "ii"? of the
panel discussed overall newspaper promo— '- . 3», NM ;; 3‘ 5,. 3 , 3, 3'3 r , long ar
tion with the application ol the principles ,3 MW 3 "é a; z , ,., 3‘51»: tiaon
~ involved to the smaller dailies and weeklies. ~fi M 3"} f. V V / '3' E 5‘ 31% l Oppogti
Basil Caummisar announced that the la- “333% 3/331 31‘ 2 g ‘ $935352: “ welfare
., mous Black \Vatch Band, Pipers and Dancers, fig w? 3?. .3 33 333 , .3 , 33,“% 9 “Mg receive
pride ol the British Isles. would give two fiW :/_..3 fig . %”%¥%~,w; 3:3 5;? Whei
perlormances in Freedom Hall, Louisville, ”Eggag; “3,3”;35133 33% 3.33533“ ?- 2, *’*i ””52, "j;"7f-,333f to a Cl(
on October 15. Kentucky newspapers were 0 33 gg ,3“ a: fig ’3.},3;3_., .‘ Mi Ther
invited to help in the promotion of this «:7 £6 gig “g “”% 2W”??? V” W‘ A1 Wat
event and aid in selling tickets with a share " 55:? g " ”"9 wig“ Portma
ol the proceeds from state ticket sales being ; . if”;w~s:§wtwt 3 we? , A nWJtfig ,3 sociatio
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Eliilldlrleliid £01 [ht IRES Fund £01 Crippled Billy Davis lines [’11) his four beautiful and shapely models for the KPA shutter-bugs to .lo Wei
“lith “”1“”an Fred l Burkhard, Lib— shoot alter a lew words of instruction 011 operation cheesecake. ilritreaiiii:
crty News, and \Villiam Davis, chiel' ol the —-—-—-——'———‘—“———-—— Be It
photographydepartment. Louisville Courier— campaign which would bring newspapers Secretary l’ortmann read a progress l't" son cm
Journal, answering questions and demon- an increased amount ol revenue. Chairman port ol the Microfilm committee which lol- Kilgore
strating techniques in taking press pictures, Stone discussed brielly his3study on national lows: 3 3 3 3 their st
the "shutter-bugs" of the Association enjoyed advertising rates and distributed printed Current issues ol approxrmately l301’xtii- thanks
an indoor demonstration and then adjourned copies [or study. (This report was recently Lucky newspapers are being microfiliiictl m in
to the outside where three beautiful bathing— sent to all newspapers.) regularly in the Microfilm Center in tllt tlieymei
suited models (and Joe VVestpheling’s Inina. Col. R. D. Williams discussed the air journalism Building, University of Kentucky our st'i
ture) awaited them. The chairmen denion- lorce's important role in national delense. Twenty-nine papers have contracted lortlili Belt
firmed tricks and techniques in making good He stated that additions in the radar system service and, under terms of their contratt tion 31
outdoor pictures. Members with their cam- in the Artic regions and the completion of are entitled to positive prints of their ills: ment tr
eras seemed to have enjoyed this phase of the Canadian line radar system would per- Negative remain on file at the Center. 3 [0 seek
the program. mit change in the interior observation post In addition to current files, the Center If. enc of
The Saturday morning session, Vicel’rcsi- setup. He praised the Ground Observer filming back files of the Berea Citizen, Illl virtilnl]
dent Martin Dyche presiding, opened with Corps [or five years of continuous duty in its Clay City Times, the Big Sandy News. 'de tion '
an advertising mud with Larry Stone, “ceaseless watch against enemy air attack.” the old Louisville Herald. O[ the latterSll Belt
Central City Messenger. moderator. His He thanked the newspapers [or their co- reels have been completed to date. Commi
panel members “rerg Dan Knott. Russellville operation and interest in civil defense. Filming ol the back files of five newspapers able ac
News-Democrat, Charles Pepper. Marion The meeting recessed [or a few minutes has been completed. ThCy are the London case in
Crittenden Press. and Howard Ogles. Frank- for the various committees to get together. Sentind'EChO for [119 Years 1873‘1956’ 21 0pm,“,
lin Favorite. Knott discussed the new \Vis- After the call to order, various committee I‘CCIS: Crittenden Press, 1879-1933, 1-9- TCEIl‘ Belt
(:onsin plan of printing a four-page ”vaca- chairmen present made briel reports. Fran- Louisville Evening P0“: 18784925! 171ml? tion £0
tion issue" which was primarily intended [or cele Armstrong discussed the new trend to- Harrodsburg Herald, 19024956! “Plflojw StatetA
10011 118C while the editor went 011 3 vacation. ward the ll—pica column and the problems mately 48 reels, and the Kentucky huh ing C0]
The material was entirely devoted to W'is— 50 presented [0 the small dailies. Basil Caum- American, 1898-1905, 1 reel. 3 mém a
(-onsin beauty spots and vacation areas. misar made a short report on the Sports Fund Many termed this mid-summer meflllfll Officials
Knott proposed that a similar issue might be and again asked cooperation of the news- as one Of the best. While thC older @5193“: lilivs sal
prepared for Kentucky weeklies before the papers in presenting the Black Watch. Fred enjoyed the three-day session of busmessfifl3 taxpaye
next spring tourist season. Burkhard gave a brief report on the printing recreation, we believe that the children “'5“
“Operation Shower", the cooperative ad- school and photography. George Joplin III, the happiest. 3
vertising campaign of U. S. Steel, was dis- reporting [or the schools of journalism com- The convention, on recommendation I”
cusesed by Mr. Ogles. He stated that news- mittee, asked the cooperation of all present the Executive Committee, elected Ray Ed'
papers. not originally included in the ad« in persuading the best high school graduates wards, news publisher of the Mayfield Mel
vertising schedule, should participate in the to enter schools of journalism. senger, to active membership, and .105 G" They
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