State University of Iowa stations serve eastern Iowa
WSUI and KSUI FM broadcast full-time non commercial programming from 8 a.m. to 10 15 p.m. weekdays with lectures sports events classical music news children’s and women’s hour drama and interviews. Iowa college stations also contribute and a 35 member news bureau will air nine newscasts daily. Setterberg named program director replacing Highlander who left for Hawaii.
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State University of Iowa
WSUI
Ksui-Fm
SUI
Iowa
WSUTI
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Menzer
John Ebert
Dick Setterberg
Burlington
John Highlander
Highlander
University of Hawaii
Vern Reynolds
Lenox
Bob Morrison
Jack Davis
Ft. Dodge
Flora Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Bill Wolf
Keokuk
Roger Hippsley
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Jack Dooley
Iowa City
Setterberg
Phyllis Jordan
Des Moines
Radio majors learn mike techniques by time on air
The SUI school of journalism trains students in real radio conditions covering city beats writing original stories and rewriting AP copy. The WSUI and KSUI stations run the largest news bureau outside national networks with 42 part time staffers and stations WSUI 5000 watt AM KSUI 17000 watt FM.
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SUI School of Journalism
WSUI
Ksalem
SUI
Radio News Bureau
Ksui-Fm
United States
Arthur M. Barnes
Barnes
KSUI
Mani
Aiaain
Ludwig Appointment at SUI School of Journalism
Ludwig was appointed assistant to the director of the SUI school of journalism on June 13 1949 succeeding Paul I Lyness who is taking a leave of absence from administrative duties.
New Shop Upgrades At The Daily Iowan Improve Production
The Daily Iowan adds Ludlow Typograph and two Teletypesetter units with perforators to its mechanical shop boosting type supply and automation. A new photo engraving department and modern stereotype equipment including a Hammond scorcher enhance page and ad production for daily papers.
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Daily Iowan
State University of Iowa
Ludlow
Iowa
Stringers earn while learning in Iowa journalism program
Students in the school of journalism gain real experience by serving as Iowa City correspondents for newspapers wire services and radio stations. News service reps include Lewis M. Rodman United Press John E Turmbull Associated Press and Ben F Crane International News Service. Out of town correspondents include Fred E. Bissell Roy N Barron and Lewis D Hodgson. Jim G Robinson and Jack Magarrell also work as station and WHO correspondents respectively.
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School of Journalism
Iowa City
Lewis M. Rodman
Daily Iowan
United Press
John E. Turmmbull
Associated Press
Ben F. Crane
International News Service
Fred E. Bissell
Des Moines, Register and Tribune
Roy N. Barron
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lewis D. Hodgson
Davenport
Oklahoma Press Association rating contest judges named
Professors Edward F. Mason and Walter Steigleman of the SUI school of journalism were among journalists nationwide invited to judge the Oklahoma Press association annual newspaper rating contest.
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Edward F. Mason
Walter Steigleman
The
SUI School of Journalism
Oklahoma Press Association
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