Herald Relies on 53 Special Correspondents Across Eight Counties
A staff of 53 correspondents covers eight counties outside Clinton, Iowa and Illinois, routing local news to The Herald. Writers from Clinton, Jackson, Cedar, Jones, Scott and Carroll, Whiteside, Jo Davies supply items by mail or phone, with city editors supporting photo and word coverage when events exceed local scope. Most correspondents are housewives active in civic life, contributing photographs and reports from varied towns such as Anamosa, Calamus, Maquoketa, Savanna, Fulton, Morrison, Lanark, and many others in a broad suburban network.
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The Life and Pulse of a Modern Newsman
A reporter mingles routine with bursts of high drama as the daily job blends steady deadlines with the thrill of a big story. He balances sobriety and family, while hunting facts, racing to scenes, and shaping copy for the newsroom clock.
Herald Employees Boast Long Service Records
The Clinton Herald highlights long term staff with over 100 employees and a Twenty-Five Year club of 26 members. Eight new members joined since 1951, when 17 employees received gold watches at the Christmas party and became charter members of the long service program.
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Charter Members Lead Twenty Five Year Club Milestone
The Twenty Five Year club honors charter members including Leo N. Rosenberger elected first president and others such as Hubert Burken Jr. Venita Dege and Arthur Fedderson. The club presents watches to 25 year members and gold pins for ten years. New members and present officers are listed with longtime staff noted.
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Leo N. Rosenberger
Hubert Burken Jr
Venita F. Dege
Arthur L. Fedderson
Lester L. Hopkins
Paul #. Kamiler
F. G. Keeley
Hazel Laughlin
D. A. Lundgren
A. E. Meyer
Loraine Schmaidt
Duane F. Sodeman
Harry R. Speer
Walter Thoms
B. J. von Ah
John Warnock
Pauline W. Wohlwend
C. Y. Hancock
C. J. Einster
Frank Hill
Victor
Des Moines Tax Commissioner Urges Cook Resignation
Chairman Martin Lauterbach said the State Tax Commission will follow Gov. Hoegh's recommendation and ask Louis H. Cook, the Property Tax Division director, to resign. If he does not quit, the commission won’t keep him. Leon Miller had demanded dismissal or suspension, noting Cook had not filed a state income tax return for four years.
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Martin Lauterbach
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Leo Hoegh
Louis H. Cook
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Ray Johnson
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Canons of Journalism Guiding Press Ethics Reaffirmed
The Herald renews commitment to the Canons of Journalism from the American Society of Newspaper Editors. It stresses responsibility freedom independence sincerity accuracy impartiality fair play and decency, urging truthful reporting, guarded editorial advocacy, prompt corrections, and public trust as core duties of journalism.
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Shirts Show New Elegance in fall dress trend
The American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear notes a shift to new elegance in shirt styling for fall. Expect ruffled or pleated fronts or solid shades with contrasting collars and cuffs, diverse stripe directions, modified spread collars, and tab or eyelet closures.
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