Bennington Banner Goes Off Offset as Vermont Daily Modernizes
Vermont daily the Bennington Banner transitions to offset printing becoming New England’s only offset daily. After a December switch and a fire last October the paper, acquired a year earlier by Lawrence and Donald Miller, expands local coverage and retools its format with a Bodoni headletter, stronger Vermont edit page, and revised advertising policy.
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Bennington
Vermont
New England
William S. Eichstedt
Goss Co
Banner
Goss
Lawrence K
Donald B. Miller
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Mass
Millers
Frank E. Howe
Banner resumes news and ads in temporary quarters
The Banner returns to news, ads, and business operations in temporary quarters as a new one story building nears occupancy. Berkshire Eagle staff gain offset experience through trial and error with training at Rochester Institute of Technology and Pittsfield High School.
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Eagle
Banner
Bennington
Rochester Institute of Technology
Pittsfield High School
Hornell
N. Y
Rinehart Offset Conference Details Broad Program
William D. Rinehart outlines a wide set of topics for the Newspaper and Supplement Offset Conference to be held June 14 in Philadelphia. Discussions cover phototypesetting advances, cost comparisons, new offsets, test prints, and regional preparation by papers such as The Arizona Journal and The Williamsport Grit.
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Philadelphia
William D. Rinehart
Mechanical & Service
Anpa Research Institute
Sheraton Hotel
Rinehart
Charles H. Tingley
ANPA/RI
John H. Hoffman
America
Arizona Journal
Bill Litton
Williamsport Grit
Ralph R. Cranmer
Williamsport
Grit
Donald Koppel
Rochester Institute of Technology
James W. Marshall
Herbert Phillips
San Diego
Bertram G. Burke
Calif
Union and Tribune
John Brown
Pacific Press
Los Angeles
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Miller Brothers
Paul J. Major
Mr. Major
Donald W. Sprague
The
Bennington Banner
Ted Winstow
Bob Murphy
Keith Tanner
Gary Bigart
Arizona
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