Scholarships and Awards For Iowa Advertising Students
Four scholarships and two awards will be available for the 1952 53 school year to outstanding advertising students at Iowa State University. Eligibility includes residence in Iowa with at least two semesters in residence at SUI. Previous winners include Bob DePew in 1951 and Greta Grossman and Marshall Nelson in 1951.
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Iowa Lyte
Petasie
Pecans Rustia
John Cr
Dai i Brookines
S.D
Moines
Iowa
SUI
Bob DePew
Des Moines
Advertising Club of
St. Louis
Greta Grossman
Marshall Nelson
Loan Fund Established By IPA For Linotype Trainees
The Iowa Press Association sets up a loan fund at the State University of Iowa School of Journalism to aid prospective linotype trainees. Eligible residents of Iowa may borrow up to 525 for a one semester course in linecasting machine operation. The next session begins February 4, 1952, with tuition and basic living costs estimated at about 700 for 17 weeks.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Press Association
IPA
SUI
Iowa
James Morrison
Moeller Named to Help Select Master Editors
Professor Leslie G. Moeller of the State University of Iowa journalism school has been named to the 1952 Iowa Press Association committee selecting Master Editor Publisher awards. The awards honor Iowa editors and publishers and have been given annually since 1932. The Master Editor Publisher winners will be announced at the association’s Des Moines convention on April 11. Moeller authored What Makes a Master Editor in the state's historical society publication Palimpsest.
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Leslie G. Moeller
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Press Association
Des Moines
Moeller
the Palimpsest
State Historical Society of Iowa
SUI Graduate Named Publisher of Davenport Democrat
Henry B. Hook, a 1933 journalism school graduate from the State University of Iowa, is appointed publisher of the Davenport Democrat. The 42 year old former KGLO manager at Mason City succeeds Leland M. Turnbull who resigned to buy a small newspaper. Hook is a native of Aplington and previously worked at Odebolin, Pocahontas and Spencer before joining EGLO as news editor in 1937.
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Henry B. Hook
State University of Iowa
Davenport Democrat
Leland M. Turnbull
Hook
KGLO
Mason City
Aplinston
Iowa
Odebolit
Pocahontas
Spencer
EGLO
Operation Bootstrap Brings Cpl Depew Back to Iowa
Cpl Robert J. Depew former Daily Iowan business manager returned to the University of Iowa in September to finish his degree under Operation Bootstrap an Air Force program allowing personnel within six months of degree completion to return to school
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Cpl
Robert J. Depew
Daily Iowan
University of Iowa
Air Force
Bicycles 1600 Miles Through Europe Inspires Linotype Return
Leona Tex Jonker recounts a six month bicycle and train odyssey across Holland England Switzerland Austria Germany Italy and more. She rode 1600 miles by bike visited London Paris and Dover met friendly strangers and toured Heidelberg Salzburg and the Matterhorn before returning to Iowa City to resume work at the Daily Iowan.
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Europe
Leona
Tex
Interlaken
Switzerlan
Basel d
Vienna -In- Austria
Maria Theresa
Salzburg
Austria
Germany
Berchtesgarden
U.S. Army
Hitler
Chiemsee
Switzerland
Italy
Zermatt
Matterporn
Holland
London
Stratford
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Lake District
England
North Wales
Dover
Calais
Paris
Antwerp
Belgium
New York
Orange City
SUL
Norway
Sweden
India
Australia
Poe
Lund Addresses Finnish Ad Group in Helsinki
Journalism faculty member on leave from the U S department of State delivered the keynote address at a convention of the Finnish Advertising and Sales Association in Helsinki Finland October 23. Lund head of the advertising sequence at SUI is serving as an information officer in the foreign service of the State Department at Helsinki. He and Mrs Lund have been in Helsinki since May 1951.
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Jenalism
U. S. Department of State
Finnish Advertising and Sales Association
Helsinki
Finland
Lund
SUI
Foreign Service
State Department
Iowa Newspaper Proof Sheets Boost Proofreading Speed
Modern practice uses eight galley proofs per sheet to speed checking. Each galley contains typical news items with a manageable number of mistakes for grading.
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Iowa
Iowa Proof Sheets Offer Per-Page Testing Aid
An Iowa newspaper proof sheet service offers eight galley sheets for one cent, helping employers and job applicants test accuracy and reduce errors. The cost effective method aims to improve proofing quality and staff training.
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Iowa
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Robert Hennesy
Kilpatrick
Murray
Hennesy
Cedar Rapids
Randolph
Sula
G.L Bill
Davenport
Herky
Les Moeller
East Hall
Ohio State
Leona (Tezionkers
School of Journalism
Iowa City, Iowa
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