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E iEEEE ; EE 72 d M . d . M 0 ton, State Chairman, who presented an i
I, III I II n I 1 'Wlnter eetlng interesting paper on “Plans and Pro. I v:
w IIEIII : II spects for the Kentucky Sesquicentenial I ct
iii IE B k Att d R d Celebration” to be held state-wide in I tl
i IIlEIE E III IE rea S en ence ecor s 1942. His paper will be published in the II
:IE ‘I II IE1 _ _ _ . February Press. President Pedley's in. 'i g:
,I E; IIII Russell Dyche, ed1t0r and publlsher weekly newspapers too might clahm teresting tome—point opening address 1 fi
III; IEIII' of the London Sentinel-Echo, was elect- successfully a segment of national ad- will be found in another column. I t2
IIII,1 VIII :glCipiieSIIdeit gfethfoslifntggiy Eris; 31$- vertising which they do not now receive. James Norris, editor Ashland In de- I e:
E SEE 3 E 72 d 'l ‘ t 'g (I: - '11 e AB' 0' History Related . penclent,Istate commander of the Amer- E al
EIEEEE b n mIic-wIIp er meeting at oulsv1 e, 1-H.m;iiung your bld for natlonal ad- 1can Legion, outllned briefly the Amer- I tl
_ E‘EE'E'IEE _e1ng Itle t)’:S€V€_mh Cdltor to serve vertlsmg, he suggested, glve these buy— icanization program for Kentucky boys I 51
‘ II III SthC “5 foundmg In January, 1869: at ers a clear, definlte picture of what your toward moral preparedness, and re . t1
. E iEEEEtE IFrankfort. .More than 210 persons reg- paper represents; first, in regard to ed~ quested the editorS’ assistance in making '
SI EEEEKEEE El"; 1stered during. the three-day Shsslhn; the itorial vitality; second, in terms of aud- this possible for every boy. E ti
' IIII‘III III largest gathering ever held In Its hIS- ited circulation influence; third, in point w, w, Thompson, Cave City, general ' Vi
. II EII tory. . . of visual appeal; fourth, a true picture manager of the Mammoth Cave proper- c:
I; E1: f The .565519n opened Thursday nlght 0f the market yourIpaper reaches. T611 ties,assured the publishers that “despite 11
II II III or registrapon and a buffet luncheon, about buying habits 1n your market. all the shoutng and shooting recently E 52
I; EEE Eig; I as $211635 31 therlBrCi‘w'n 11—1013}: W35: en; What 1s the extent of the market? What in connection with Mammoth Cave Park . h
II III, E‘. I Igye 12’ e ea Y a “V3 5- . mov1eltl) IS the sales volume of varlous lines? In Control, the whole cave project is one at
II iii ESE II . entuc y was not shown ow1ng to t e short,what are 1ts sales opportun1t1es for of the most cleanly operated that you d
E; EEiniE E illness 0f Frank Evans. , the advertiser?” will find anywhere. “The whole thing is . hi
_ iE IIIEI Li‘ I; . At the business sessron, Frlday morn- .Wlllle Snow Ethrldge, TlOVCllSt. and like a chamber of commerce and a city I it
I II III mg, the assocration turned 1tsattent10n w1fe of Mark Ethridge, Vice pr651dent council battling to take credit for the I it
I IE E1 to hard cash problems. 0f business maln— and general manager 0f; the Courier— construction of a new street in which I
. I E III: II agement rather tlIlan t9 IDUSIngS Of 1.16 Journal and the LOUISVlllC Tlmes, both have had a hand_” . bl
. I = 3;II E I man In the editorschalr. _ answered affirmatively the question-title At a luncheon given at the Brown I fig
_ E EII‘SIE i1, TWO speakers discussed the emphatic to her talk, “Are Newspaperman PCO‘ Hotel by the Kentucky Utilities Com- E 61
E I E Ill E. iiietlllod): 0:133:53] “11%;W2dzeztrlsmgg “152:1: Phi?" . n . ..- pany, the association authorized a tele- I re
I III the keen competitive meldizi) ‘ Ulnquestionably yes, she 531d: Just as gram of sympathy to J. Sherman Porter I 1‘
I , 3 II ,IIII . . _ - are t re bearded lady and the two-headed of La Grange, life—member of the as- I aI
I I E III I, ‘1‘ Czrculatzon Man Speaks man in the Circus Sideshow. sociation, who has been 1'11 for several V]
I ‘IIEI II,E II: The first; was Bert Johnson, Cincin- .. Sal/mg that whlle newspapermen months. . ._ II-
.l I; IE-IIII:‘ I nati, advertlsmg manager of a chaln gro— thlnk they know everythlng, and. the The association’s board of directors I 1a
E. ' I “it If‘ cery company, who urged proprietors of Puhhc Ithlhks they know everything, and the Kentucky Assoc1ated Press mem-
. I EIIIfiEIIII I weekly newspapers to alert themselves their wives-know dlf‘ferent. She CKPTCSS- bers held concurrent meetings during 01
I E IIII ‘II I to advertismg methods on the “displace- edIadmll-"athHIfor the determlnatlon of the afternoon, clearing the program of to
III III I 'E ment” sales method. He said that With edltqrs 1n resmtmg efforts to capture business in advance of the Board of m
‘I EI‘E‘ 1% : the exceptlon Of a few new PrOdthS pubhcrty and suppress news, espec1ally Trade banquet Friday night. hl
: III? II . which have no competition in their in small towns where personal. contacts E. J O’ Brien, preSident of the Board in
i - ‘I II ‘ markets, sales are achieved through “dis- make the problem extremely dhhc’ht- of Trade, welcomed the association, re- I50
i III III , placement’ of rival products. Therefore, Mayor Welcomes Press minding them that “newspapermen and : Cl
i EElE‘ ii: his advice to advertisers W33 [0 stress The Rev. Dr. George S. Wood, pastor women. deal with precious material—hu- dt
, i E II“; II‘ Phil“? 0f superiorityIin advertising COPY Trinity Methodist Church, pronounced man thoughts and ideals.” A lively floor . P1
t . ,IE-II I that features stuff llke ‘ItS Fourth 0f the invocation. In welcoming the aS- show and a dance followed. , a1
E ‘ IE EII July”I and “SChOOI Days BESm At. sociation to Louisville, Mayor Joseph D. Saturday [Morning Session I ra
E , Ii I Smlth 5- . . . Scholtz emphasized “This is not a selfish Harry Lee W aterfield, who represent- :
I ‘ Iz‘IG IE; Advertismg men, he half: ShOUId city trying to better itself at the expense ed the state association at the called Ye
:1 . EE III understand that Joe Amerlca —the 111.355 of your communities. We believe that NEA meeting at Chicago last October, P1
I 1 ‘ EIiE COHSUT1I1<31"—dO€$.11’t want to bother Wlth our prosperity depends on you and the explained the 15-point program that was Pl
IE It . ; l‘IE reasonlng 011‘ thOh’eh arguments, and rest of the State being prosperous, and inaugurated in January by the National e la“
o E “I , EI w111'even deny he IS Influenced by ad- weIare conscious of the fact that the ma- Editorial Association and the Import' (
E i 'I ‘E I vertising. B.Ut,, nonetheless, he. added, JOTlty of our most influential and useful ant part that editors should play 1n 35' i ta
: v, _i IE “Joe America 1.5 subconsc1ously1nfluenc. citizens are the products of rural Ken- sisting in the promotion of the Home EE N'
a' __ III ed by advertisrng copy that relterates tucky.” _ Town Newspaper Plan. This, said Mr. gr
IE :E “it E E‘ superlorlty Of a particular product, and “die want you to believe Louisville is lVaterfield, was a determined drive to l
aI I:,~ I I; hls buying record proves lt- worklng With you for our mutual good, acquaint national advertisers and nat1on- I
hi I I II The second hard cash speaker was not against you,” he said. Vice president al agencies with the potential marl“: I PC
: nE IEE II Carl Gazley promotion manager of the Harry Lee Waterfield gave the associa- and coverage in the community field an . ta]
4’; hi IE IE Audit Bureau of Circulations, New York. tion’s response to the mayor’s welcome the wide possibilities for successful {1d 1 T]
I 2;} Iii EI He asserted that with circulation cer— Other speakers on the program in- vertising campaigns in the communlty E G]
. n III II tification, such as most dailies employ, cluded Hon. Samuel M. Wilson, Lexing- newspapers._ E T‘
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.. td i Tyler Munford, Ur110n County Ad‘ “5003": membemh-lp’ and the T 72 d Mid-Winter Meetin {it I ‘~
-sen e an M r anfield chairman, made a County News, Corbin, the Record-Her- n . g . _ LLLL .I? f,
and Pro- vocate, 0 ‘g ’t f the activities of ald Greensburg the Todd County As the Kentucky Press Assoc1ation it. I i -
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ucentenial comiimislative colinmittee and urged a Times, Guthrie, and the Public Ledger, enters its 73rd year, COHtlIlUlng to grow LLLLL LL E ‘T
[e—WIde m i the ergL id enforcement of State laws re- Maysville, were elected to full member- in Vigor and enthus1asm 1121 the gutting; ,LLLLLL
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hed l'n {he I Hiii‘dingg Pllblic advertising 0f official 511111 0f three score and terfl aflitsm rto (iretssuto I II III
-dleys m- g ' ~ v ' ludin delin uent Officers Elected At Luncheon generation, It IS proo 0 P g . II L »
g address I financial 161301”). Hui-I lg edlver At the closing luncheon as guests Of note that the registration for this semi- ".LLL L‘: , ,
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imn. I tax hm by 9011.11 “es; .6 1 g mitte: the Louisville Courier« Journal at the annual “166th sets a new record £01 Iléili' i
1nd Inde- 1 editor to Jom lnLaSSIStlllg t1.e comdd' P dennis Club Russell Dyche was the mid-Winter conference. And it is ‘IIiII
the Amer- II at the next lenglame 5.6810“, 1:11 2:2ch el:Ic1tedpresident,to succeed Gracean M. Significant that the Kentucky Press AS‘ ' LLLI '
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the Amer- I that 1:1l lie on (hit at Frankfort during Pedley, having been advanced from the soc1ation stands unique among its Sister I LLILL
ucky boys I shou _ n y office of vice—president. The election fol- state press assoc1ations for understand- LLLL-LLL,
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. and re L' thti sea talk on “How to Hantlle Adver— lowed the approval of the report of the ing fellowship and biotherlly conLirade III! I;
m making I ' n5” Miss Ianet S Shutts the Ad- resolutions committee. 51111) that 1951”“? us to staLn as 2L: lemg III 31*
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, [lSelt’ Messen‘er's advertising manager, Harry Lee W'aterfield, publisher of example of the motto 0 our Gov:L III L L
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,6 proper- Ca“ rvice and results ” Miss Shutts PTeSIdent: and J' Curtis AICOCk’ puthb DWIded “/6 I‘all. 3‘ng “I!
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t deSplte hl-m SC ' t to “with etting er of the DanVille Messenger-Advocate, As our countiy Confronts perhaPS The WELL
it recently ‘ 531d the 10b does no S p. g ,. 1 d cremr -treasurer——for his most critical era since our Assoc1ation “5:; LI!
1' I him signed up to a definite amount of was re-e ecte 56 c y . . 1869 l l _ LLLLIL
nave Park ' :_ d t . his co in” She thirtieth year. was founded in , w ien tie gaping . ILL LL 1~
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that you definchone serVILC: :1 heart a Ilgd by care- nounced by President Dyche, includes: ning to heal, we renew that pledge of ILII
e thing is . have hls infer-ES hi roblenis and of First district, Ioe LaGore, Paducali Sun- understanding and devotion which Will LL'L‘L LL
.nd a city I fully cons1c eiingL (5 15),, ‘ Democrat; second, Tyler Munford, guide and protect us in the fight we are ILLL LILLLL
t for the I {613118 thle beLstL 510 1:52:11 iis not basing 1115 Union County Advocate, Morganfield; determined to wage that the light of LLILILIXL
in which I 7116 061151125 )1)€I‘ on circulation third, Vance Arnientrout, LouiSVille opportunity and freedom which we so 'IIII L‘LIL
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‘ business; “1 ddedl “II-Ie knows wheth- Courier—Journal (Chairman); fourth, Joe richly enjoy in America shall be not LLLLL LLLL
[C Brown I figuris’ “Cue: is .ood whether it has Richardson, Glasgow Times; fifth, Frank darkened or dimmed. lLI LLL;
;ies Com- ;, ct dtte. lialest ands whether it produces Bell, Trimble Democrat, Bedford; Slxth, To Gracean M. Pcdley, who has ser- ;LL LLLLLLL
3d a tele- Yea 61 ’l’n er" Sl tt 150 said “features” Fred B. VVachs, Lexington Herald- Lead- ved as our preSIdent during the year and L LIL LLLLLL‘ '
an Porter ' resuml Mm . m S'a o tant and ad er' seventh W. W. Robinson, Paints— who has given unstintingl)’ of his time QiIleI "II”,
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)r several L \LlsecL tiCLWLLQCY lest) manifested in mater- Cabin, Cynthiana; ninth, Harold A. press our deep apprec1ation for his cap- LI LLLLIL
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directors Robert L Headen account executive liamsburg; and State-at-large, VletOI R- his place among the ianks of those wli ) LL L LLI
ress mem- A (1 Advertising Agency Portmann, Kentucky Press, Lexmgton, have administered the affairs of the Ken- LLLLIL I; L;
's durlng 0f the D 06— n LersonL . would et and Chauncev Forgey, Ashland Iflde- tucky Press Association throughout its I‘LL
0 ram Of {Old members Rura papch - - g- - I histor with 'l mind sin '10 to the con- ti: II I‘
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Board Of ld k the mechanics of giv- Members of the new legislative com- stant maintenance of its prinCiples and LEI? ’I‘ ILLILL
theyLwou LmaLLeLn more simple ,, :‘In mittee are Tyler Munford, chairman; purposes. His administration has been LL-‘L‘LLILLL
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ation, re- L ‘Solmek'States ‘t 1’6 'nvoices insertion or- Ward, Scottsville Times; Harry Water- him for his successful eflorts and Wish I itii
men and I dctec ing C01)le:1"1‘1 is qftended by the field; GCorge Joplin, Somerset Com- him continued advancement and pros- IIIL: L’LIL
arial—hu- els and OLhet fital 5. H‘ d said He monwealth; and Thomas Underwood, perity in the profession and in all things LIL II LII
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‘ also to )osed a)ers adopt a uniform Lexmgton Heia . . . . w y . . 1‘ , LLLLLL
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I rate SChEdule. f d Corbin led a Portmann, chairman; Miss Jane Hutton, Hotel and its management, our thanks LL‘: LI L33 ,
'epresent- Jogn bis. Craw EVIL; a )er circulation HarrOdSburg Herald; Mrs. Mark Eth- for their unfailing hospitality and percn- ILLLLIL LLL
1e called rouLLiL ta 6 hc'hi n litiieil discussion on ridge, Prospect; Col. Vernon Richardson, nial interest in making the mid-Winter . L I LLL ,
October, PLLO cm?L w 1:311 TC dailies 1nd Weeklies Daiiville Messenger-Advocate; and Jerry meeting of our Association asuccess. We If:
that was P ages 0 sma lcl Y1 and mining areas. Freeman, Cumberland News. appreciate especially their entertain- LL LL :1
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[6 Home News, ,BOWhng Green, gallosand Hart}; tammg tWC t1) was successful in seliing To those who gave of their talents and LL I LLL L
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d nation- I Robert L" Elkins, Lancaster, was pro- vertLlSCmfint in fazats of WCll-kElOVVl’l DrO- tory, we desire to express our thanks I LIL It .2
market I POSEd as a life member, final election to havmgp leimyd0 1 ublisher can produce and appreciation. All of them offered {IILII i 4
field and " take place at the mid-summer meetlilg' ducts 0:11 in ’ :11pr sold to local mer- outstanding constributions. We refer in L. Li ‘,
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job press. Paris, Kentucky, and has two children, lisher of the Kentucky Farmers’ Journal. well what this practice involves. You EEEEE EEE
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