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Newspaper

Clinton Herald

Location

Clinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1956

Page

17

We Use Ink Not Hay to Publish The Herald

Herald City Editor Jack Folger explains the paper’s production costs and resources including 6,000 gallons of ink yearly, 1,100 tons of paper, 30,000 pounds of metal, 24 typewriters, 10 linotype machines, a $450,000 press, and 415,000 dollars in annual payroll. He notes the absurdity of hay as a fuel for printing.

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Paper Key to Better Living

A historical discussion asserts the newspaper’s role in a free society, linking press freedom to broad civic functions. It notes homemaker pages, advertising impact on prices, and the economy from factories to payrolls, with readers seeking market, transportation, and medical guidance from print.

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U S Paper Is Freedom Forum

A Associated Press writer argues that Soviet newspapers are controlled by censors and lack public opinion. He contrasts Pravda and Izvestia, noting their falsehoods and the Communist Party’s use of media for propaganda.

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Press censorship imprints delays on morning papers

A writer laments delays in newspaper distribution claiming censorship pressures by parties under Eisenhower and Truman. He notes papers reach stands late, sometimes at noon, and contrasts with the ideal of press freedom. The piece blends a critique of editorial edits with a fashion aside on trims and sports wear.

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Newspapers Do Many Roles For Community Readers

Newspapers provide health advisories home repair guidance garden tips and decor ideas. They cover weather politics courts and elections while chronicling births marriages and deaths. Classifieds link buyers and sellers and sponsors civic projects while serving as a watchdog over crime and public affairs.

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