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Newspaper

Clinton Herald

Location

Clinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1956

Page

5

Clinton Students Assume Campus Roles at St Ambrose

Clinton students at St Ambrose college Davenport begin fall duties with Ed Kenney as senior class president and council member. Other Clinton reps include Nate Wallop Joel Sadleravid Thomas Clark and Thomas Himmer serving on campus bodies and the National Federation of Catholic College Students executive board. Rin mer is named co chair of the federation group.

Clinton St. Ambrose College Davenport Ed Kenney Nate Wallop Joel Sadleravid Thomas Clark Thomas Himmer National Federation of Catholic College Students Rinmer

Mechanics of Paper Baffle Layman at The Herald

A detailed tour of the composing room in The Herald describes Linotype machines, keyboard operators, and the metal mold system that forms lines of type. It explains the casting, justification, and distribution process, the role of Ludlow and Elrod machines, and how headlines and columns are set for the printed page.

Herald Linotype Nob Willka Etter Ludlow Elrod Collins Newspaner

Origin of Newspaper Week and its purpose

Origin of National Newspaper Week traces to early 1980s U S press attacks. Blue Eagle symbol and New Deal era policies highlighted government’s grip on media. Despite backlash, campaigns in California Pennsylvania Oklahoma defended press freedom as guardian of the right to know.

United States Free Press of America Capital Great Plains Alyone Washington, D. C Blue Eagle United States Supreme Court California Pennsylvania Oklahoma

National Newspaper Week Highlights Strong Circulation

About 6 million people spend 3 million one hundred eighty nine thousand dollars daily on nickels and dimes for their daily newspapers, while 18 million American households subscribe to hometown weeklies annually. This marks the highest net paid circulation in U.S. newspapers despite competition from new media in mass communication.

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Richard Bachman Hubert Burken David Junker Xz ‘Ee Hoger Petersen Leo Rosenberger Walter Thoma Carlus Bark Operator George Fort Operator Royce Leon Kik David Quinn Leroy Slater Vern L. Trumbo Machinist Elmo Black Lester Hopkins Donald Mulder Gerald Ramly Zebok B. J. Youn Hazel Brown Ludlow Homer Hoskinson Carl Petersen Victor Reburn Harry Speer Paul F. Kamler Family Life Commission NFCCS Lews Joh Lego Vallege Lego Hlyznouth Idaho Gene Killebrew Newspaper Association Managers, Inc Clinton Herald CO L. J. Mills C, J. Ermister E. C. Anderson J.C. Olsen A. F. Leonard DB. M. Noonan Clinton Printing Union No Herald Building Klinger
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