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1111:111- Outllned BY KPA OfflClals For 1110 persona;.::.::::::::::::::: 12:81,
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1111111111- 1111 Plans for statewide publicity on Ken- fifth district, will write an article on the with 211’] modern 00311611118110“ 12118313113112.1121; 1‘ ga
1 1151 111111 lucky historic and scenic spots were com- Butler Memorial State Park, to be re- $313112?fg?ee§:rl;sggrggnflgfi 11113111331233: 33c ad- .. at
1121;;1111‘111fleted at the spring meeting of the ex- leased September 15t, and Harry L om. 1
5:; 1111 ‘1“.1 f ecum-e committee of the Kentucky Press W aterfield, of Chnton, KPA Vice—prest- —_——_~—____ d1
1 11' 1 1 Association in the Brown Hotel at: (lent, will release a story on September Editor Of "In Kentucky” 1 pi
1 1 '1 1 Louisyille, March 15, 15th on the Columbus Belmont Park. Endorses 131(1)]1'1-1'131 Cami/mien V 1 se
' 11111111 :1 1 The publicity plan will cover each Tom \‘Vilson, Cynthiana Log Cabin, _ 0 1 B1
11 11111111 12‘ 1 of the nine congressional districts and eight district, will release a story on the President Russell Dyche and his ex- M
' :1 :111 1 “1111 consist of 14 stories. Each officer Blue Lick Battlefield on October 11st, ecunve committee appear to me to be 1 5‘1
. 1 111111111 1 1 and member of the association’s execu- and Prof. Victor R. Portmann, Lexmg— making a most. auspicmus start. The :a
‘ 11111111 1 tive committee will furnish one of the ton, Will write a story about Fayette public1ty campaign of and lor Kentucky, 11
. 11111 1 stories. County, to be released October lotli. announced in the February issue of The 1‘ 13
111.11" 1 The articles will be released at two— Secretary J. Curtis Alcock, Danyille, will Kentucky Press, is the sort of activity the 1
11 1111131 week intervals to the approximately 200 complete the series of articles with a KPA should engage in and will have a 1 ‘1"
11 1‘ newspapers in the state, and will run Story of the Kentucky sesquicentennial, tremendously helpful effect upon the 11:;
11 1 through November. Costs .of photo to be celebrated in 1942, released No— St.ate,.wlii'le showmg the members of‘our 1 ll‘
11 ‘11 1 11 graphs and newspaper mats Will be furn- vember lst. . organization to be the same geneious 1 b1
: 2 11 11111 ished by the local Citizens and the ar- The committee ClldO-I‘SCd'a safety edu~ and forward looking men and women 1 sc
‘ 11 1111‘ 1. 2‘ ticles sent to the secretary of the Kentuc— cational campaign which. is being con- who for many years have taken the lead 1
1 111 i ' ky Press Association to be mailed. ducted by the State Highway Patrol. in advancmg the interests of the peo- 1 l‘
111‘ 1", 3 The first of the series of articles will The campaign is headed by Col. Jack ple they serve are benefited. Of course, . 1
, 11 111111 be released April 15th by Fred “fachs, Nelson of Paducah. . I am espectally 'interested in selling 11‘
'1 ‘ 111 of the sixth district, who will write a Plans for district meetings of members Kentucky attractions to the outstde ; 1
'- 1 1 ‘11 1 story on the horse industry. Next in the and non-members of the Kentucky Press world and this program is therefore i
1 111111: 1 series \Vlll be an: article on the Moun- Association were .(lISCUSSCd. At these vitally interesting to me. I 2pnfsure .11 ‘1
1 1.111 1‘ min Laurel Festival by Prestdent Rus— meetings, 'Wl‘lICll “‘1“ be attended by K. \\'Ill.l1{1\‘€,g'l”€al ,appeal [(11) a l" omait ._ b1
1111121 :: sell Dyche, of. London, to be released PA. President Russell Dyche of Lnn- looking Ixentuckians .an lseilze as ka P?
. 111 1 '11 May lst. don and Secretary Alcock of Danyille, stiong factor. in biinging tie; blentuc.) st
. :11 111111111 ()n May l5th Vance Armentrout, uniform. advertismg rates and other sub- newspapers intonnme flgvmau (3313::- jc
‘ 11111 111 chairman of the KPA executive commit- 1ects W111 be dlSCUSSCd» “/0“ W111? 111011 19mg”; , 11:55:17 teryfield sl
1 11 11111 tee, Louisville. the third district willie; 111/1,117,101,, Cm, Selected 1 3?ch A1 men; emf 1:: ieYe-Cudave mm 1 K
11 1 1’11 1 lease a story on “The Falls Of the Ohm, Tl . ‘ '2 ' ' ' l . l aiil‘tieiirmfglliglcsoii r'itul'ilted n 3011 this 1 11‘
s1 11 111111 followed by a story from the first con- to execumc committee .se ectet 111. 0‘ e g r r l 1 m
111 1311 11 gressional district written by Joe La- Mammoth Cave for the assoc1ation s an- In Ogl am. 1 a
1 1111:1111 11 Core, of the Paducah Sun-Democrat, 1311211 summer mCCFmg, tO‘ be held June GRACEAN M. PEDLEY - i1:
111 111 11.111111 June 1st. 2), 6 and 7. loe‘ Richardson of Glasgow . 1 01
1. 1 111 1111111 loe Richardson, editor of the Glasgow was named chairman of the convention _______._._._.--. 1 W
i 1111 1.11111 Times and member of the Mammoth proeram committee. Other members are Sim/216 Ads Always Best 1 1
i- 1 1111 11111 I Cave commission, fourth district, Will I: l;/I.‘1Gal]I:€S,l-B0W(lfilljg Green]; C1. ,1G' Advertising specialists report that siin- 1 C1
11. e191; 1111‘; prepare an article on Mammoth Cave 13011112111;- 1 \gmvfmiq’lmen’ am a] OS P16 ads are always best in that smart— 1 b1
1 1 1111' 1111 National Park, to be released June 15th. iRm 1.11 1 111; or ‘1 16‘ C 1) f 1 aleck ads are 10511119; favor, eSpecially for 111
1 51111 Next will be a story on Cumberland 31651 at 1 ammoti axe or “6 goods that appeal to the great mass of 11
1 E 11111 F31151 1)“ Harold Browning, editor “711' meeting are appended. Manager VVZ “1’ people. Because the common minds are , e1
11 ‘ .t1 1 11311151311118 Republican, “filth district, re- Thompson suggests that reservations, more interested in the common things M
1’ 1111 1111 leased 111131 lst, followed by a story on - indlicating faccomnriodation (lCSll’led, date of life, the simple, common ad will :11, 1 N
1 11.1 1 111 the steel industry, written by Chauncey anc time 0 aii'ival, etc., should )8 made tract attention and make sales. Sopliis- l B
1 :3‘ 1 111 Forgey, Ashland Independent, released as 500“ as posmble. ticated. “Harpaleck ads only cause 1 cl
1 t; 11 .lUIY 15th HOTEL ROOMS amusement without the necessary sales
1 :1 '11 1 1 An article on Audubon Park, by :oom wi‘gilogttgatfh for one person $1.50. appeal. 1 V1
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1 E 11 1 Sandy,” by “Talker Robinson, 0f the .(twin beds) 5.00 resident of Middlesboro, died in a local 1}
:1 y1 11 1 Paintsville Herald, seventh district. combléloantigétg’ég1‘ggt110‘f’gstmgel 1105mm], March 4, from a paralytic 1 c1
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11 Dyche, journalism. Those eligible to member- protect publishers who have acted in- 0. “' 6' Simpson, Frankfort merchant. JJJJJJJ
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1, 1941 March, 1941 THE KENTUCKY PRESS Page Five ii I I _1
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uch names I editorial entitled “Gunning for Radio,” ready on the jobber, which had been class of printing. Through what other IIII iIII
>lic inspec. I written by Don Robinson and appear- improperly washed after the last time medium can a publisher boost two- or I1 II I;
>f such pe- I ing in the March issue of The American the set~up was used. Some of the letter- three-color printing than by using it I I '-
:ompliance Press. Agreeing that FM stations will heads showed letters such as 6’3 and 0’s himself on all his important office forms? I III i
5 section," ‘ strike to the heart of newspaper adver- as mere black dots. This might be a wedge toward prevent- ill III ‘
ouse Com- i rising,” Mr. Robinson says, ”the solution Other specimens—and these particular ing printing going [0 outside firms With III II ‘ ii
I shouldn’t be to pass a law banning FM, publishers in their own opinion are perfected machinery for two- and three- III IIIi‘II >
,1 or taxing FM—bht newspapers ShOUld, superior in the conduct of their busi- C010". “"{l‘k- . . IIIIIII .
I if necessary, see to it that they own the ness, for I know them personally—showed It 15 hlgh tune that more attent1on be illIiIIi 3
best FM station in town. Meanwhile, the preposterous press work. Some of them Pfhd by the publisher [0' hlS 0W“ 5“" III ItIl '
‘1 best insurance that newspapers can take were reminiscent of the work of a six uonery. Even If some thlhk the” hld‘ II II ' ,
_ I out for their future is to publish such month’s novice. Letterheads showing “th letterheead 15 instantly recognlzed III I1
Kim” has a good newspaper that it is admired, some ingenuity were spoiled by too much by those “’lth whom he $1065 busineses, I’III ‘
i, the same I respected and carefully read by every impression, 01. in cases of two-color work and 1s used as a symbol of old-time asso- IIIII'I
)2), which I person in their community.” Mr. Rob- had poor registry. In other cases, bald elation, the chances are that if a new, (illill
3 15‘“ V5313 son attacks in particular Proposals that mistakes. up~to-datc letterhead greets whomsoever III ilIII
t Dublica- I publishers support legislation aimed at It is 0an natural that disgust ex- he wrrtes 10’ the reap-lent w111Iread11y III lili
01” ihh‘O- l restricting the sale of commercial time presses itsellj at the manner in which so ‘ recogmze that and 1n'h1s own mind will I, Iii
:e contain I 011 radio and imposing heavy taxes on many publishers neglect their own sta- reason that his old—tune frrend or cus- ll II1
the place broadcasting stations.” tionery, when with equipment and timet tom-er 1s showmg Inew actwity by mod- ill 1lIi
red to the —New York Press Bulletin at their command they might easily ernlllng his statlohery—and, perhaps, III: 1
Office and I ————————— prove that their own personal printing may even wrlte 'hnn .21 letter to that iIl ii"
ES 0" this I Demonstrate Better Printing can point the way to quality, and CHCCE’ congratulatmg hlm‘ , III III
16 House I By Using It Yourself through that, quietly—yet i111pressiyely All Of tlus 15 an Important matter from II ii ii
*ive Com- l When will the avenue publisher —urge their fellow business men to any angle. Pubhshers mu“ get .1)“le and III iiIil
he bill SO { awaken to the fact that b: using hitrlr want more and better printing than “8.6 the argument [or better prmtlng by Ii II.
blications I class printing for his own busifiess the they have been using and this without using 1t themselves. It 5‘ hi“ a case Of IIII‘II>1
but the ,i automatically shows the way to possible “WCh additional CXPC‘HSC t0 the Phh‘ the PUthhhl doing lm hlmsell as he iIlIIii
that it : customers for this class of work? lisher. w1shes othe1s would do. He should lead III III1
ons with- Not so 1011' . vl tl Ntwl l On 11 llSl n 1a re hed . thi‘ the way here, as 111 other endeavors. lilIIll?‘
I 1 g ago it 1CD 1e “11 e1 121C .6 co c 1 o u 5 ac in s —New York Press III I III
I occasion to go through correspondence partlcular survey that stands out more YIIII: '
at legiti- i from approximately 300 publishers in , than anything else. Publishers,‘ most of Barry Blllgl;;;I:U—l;:he—1 of the Louis- III III!
fically do I the Rocky Mountam region, he noted whom are also in the commerc1al print- ville Courier—Journal, was honored in ,i IIII
wd or m- that 111 perhaps fifty per cent ol the ing business, should study and adopt the his appointment “is Vicech'tirm'm to the l1l1i‘i
r , . ‘ lett 3t} “d' ‘1 O‘uilt wa‘ to b method of )rintin )lants that are i i (l 'i ( f'II‘Itfll;
measure I e15 C\ 1101 maiy b 5 .C . 1 . g 1 Southern Electoral Reform League, I: III
:a nubh- placed on the writers because the1r strlctly commerc1al, Few of these stop Richmond Va The League seeksithe ‘l I III
inted on , letterheads showed a vital lack of at~ at ordinary printing. Two colors, three abolition 8f the )0“ la: in southern III II
d address tention to their own personal stationery. colors, modern typography, colored states which diselifranchises those who II it II
place of Some of them were atrocious. Remem- paper stock with envelopes to match, (1;) not meet thei'tnnual )a 'inent‘ ;f ”it
the edi- brances of 1890. They were of the “gay all showing good presswork~these are . ‘ ‘ l ‘i ' . III
manager, nineties." But such do not appeal to essential. If there is no one in their plant Rf’IY R' P1tchlord, J11, has taken 111s I III
1d if such I any discerning person today, let alone capable of reproducing or approachng pos