Urges Pros To Sell Journalism To Youths
Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, director of the Iowa School of Journalism, urged working journalists to recruit young people into journalism as a career. He spoke to the Headline Club in Chicago on November 15, 1954, stressing the need to attract quality staffs for democracy and noting rising pay and favorable job demand in many schools.
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Leslie G. Moeller
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Headline Club
Chicago
Sigma Delta Chi
Moeller
Journalism Quarterly
Moelier
United States
Charles Duncan
University of Oregon
Middle West
Iowa
Iowa Journalism
ADS Meeting Here Draws 60 Delegates
Sixty representatives from 13 ADS chapters attended the midwestern convention at the State University of Iowa April 3 4. Delegates came from Butler DePaul DePauw Indiana Marquette Northwestern Wayne Universities UI Kansas Missouri Michigan State Roosevelt and Iowa. The Philip Ward Burton chapter hosted for the first time with Burton named after former SUI advertising head now national ADS president. John Lamb spoke at the banquet on the advertising agency public relations program. Sessions covered fundraising bridging gaps and job interview expectations with Senger Buzbee and Kingsbury among moderators. James Wehr of Davenport chaired the conference final.
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Alpha Delta Sigma
ADS
State University of Iowa
Butler
DePaul
DePauw
Indiana
Marquette
Northwestern
Wayne Universities
University of Illinois
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Michigan State College
Roosevelt College
University of Iowa
Philip Ward Burton
SUI
Burton
Frank B. Senger
University of Illinois School of Journalism
Leslie G. Moeller
Iowa School of Journalism
Senger
Gordon W. Kingsbury
School of Business Administration
Wayne University
Robert O. Buzbee
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Brandel L. Works
Chicago
Ellis H. Newsome
Hhead
Iowa
James Wehr
Davenport
Welds Way into Journalism
Scott recounts a career in journalism starting with a dispute over pay that led to a byline, followed by expulsions from Soviet authorities and Germany. He worked as a correspondent for Time and Life in Europe, then led bureaus in Berlin and Stockholm, returning to New York in 1948.
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Scott
Europe
Baltic Countries
Rusia
Japan
Time Magazine
Washington
State Department
London
Stockholm
Time
Life
Berlin
New York
Murray Award Honors Von Laven and Four Peers
William Von Laven of Burlington state university senior journalism student is one of five SUI seniors to receive the $500 John F Murray Memorial scholarship. Others include Jack W Peters Ames law student Robert J Haack Town City law student James S Reeder Cedar Rapids commerce student and Robert M Warner Casey commerce student. The fund created by Mrs Bessie Dutton Murray supports scholarships and an annual public lecture.
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William von. Laven
Burlington
State University of Town School of Journalism
SUI
John F. Murray
Virgil M. Hancher
Jack, W. Peters
Ames
Robert J. Haack
Town City
James S. Reeder
Cedar Rapids
Commerce
Robert M. Warner
Casey
von Laven
Mason City
SUI Student Publications
Murray
Bessie Dutton Murray
Wheatland
Monroe
Iowa High School Press Association Meeting Planned
The 1955 Iowa High School Press Association gathering will take place October 28 and 29 at the State University of Iowa. Delegates will join two days of seminar sessions tackling high school newspaper and yearbook problems. Officers will be elected before the convention ends.
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Iowa High School Press ‘Association
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Gax
Eisenhower
Gamma Alpha Chi
GAZ
Lawrence
Kan
Marjorie Hahn
Ellis Newsome
Fornia
SUI Journalism Placement Service
School of Journalism
Iowa City
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