Democracy Gains Through Efforts of Alert Press
Springfield Mass October 26 Associated Press reports Edward McKernon of New York, AP official, praised newspapers for advancing democracy through nonpartisan, neutral news service. He said thinking has moved from the few to the many and journalism carries responsibility for awakening. He warned leadership faces new challenges amid evolving intellectual freedom.
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The Press and Democracy’s Awakening in America
A reflective piece on mass thinking vs leadership, tracing the rise of independent, nonpartisan journalism. It recalls movable type in 1450, the suppression of the press, and the Associated Press’s mission to inform without bias, advocating enlightened public opinion as essential to democracy. It contrasts news as a public service with news as a commodity.
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Archer Given Parewall Party Farewell at Congress High
Faculty members bid farewell to Julian L Archer who resigned as vocational counsellor to accept a professorship of education at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Principal Jeffery praised his guidance work, presented a purse, and wished success as Prof Archer outlined future plans. John W Mastinson will take over the guidance duties.
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