SUI Surveys Printing Price Trend in Iowa
The Iowa State University bureau of newspaper service solicits data from publishers for a 1952 survey of printing prices in Iowa. Wilbur Peterson leads the effort, collecting charges for items like letterheads and envelopes to chart price trends. The 1951 survey showed increases up to 25 percent in some hand-set work, linked to higher back-shop wages.
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SUI
Iowa
Bureau of Newspaper Service
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Wilbur Peterson
School of Journalism
Mason Moeller Speak at Education in Journalism Meeting
At Columbia University in New York from August 25 to 27, Prof. Edward F. Mason head of the SUI pictorial journalism sequence moderated a roundtable on New Emphasis in Newspaper and Magazine Photography and Teaching Techniques in the Field. Prof. Leslie G. Moeller spoke on Basic Considerations in the Teaching of Journalism and chairs the association committee on teaching standards. other SUI attendees included Professors Ellis Newsome, William Porter, and instructors Robert Crawford, Virginia Cordale, and Charles Barnum.
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The
Association For Education In Journalism
Edward F. Mason
SUI School of Journalism
SUI Journalism
Leslie G. Moeljer
School of Journalism
Columbia University
New York
Moelier
Moeler
Association
Ellis Newsome
William Porter
Robert Crawford
Virginia Coverdale
Charles Barnum
Daily Iowan Publishes 50 Page Special Edition
The Daily Iowan released a 50 page university edition on Saturday August 23 printed in seven sections. It targets prospective students and fall entrants with information on advantages and facilities at SUI including general news education housing women sports military activities and student government.
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Daily Iowan
SUI
Journalism Professor Publishes Novel Birth Notice Attracts Attention
Journalistic figure Professor Walter A Steigleman head of the editorial journalism sequence at State University of Iowa releases a birth notice style announcement for a book titled Walter Allen Jr The Mercy Hospital Press Iowa City 1952 lists reviewers from New York Globe Chicago Post San Francisco Mail and Internal Revenue Bureau praising the work as distinctive lasting and outstanding for family libraries.
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Walter A. Steigleman
Journalism School
State University of Iowa
Nature Publications, Inc
Norma K
Walter Allen, Jr
Mercy Hospital Press
Iowa City
Iowa
EW. Paulus
George Scanlon
Fied
New York Globe
Chicago Post
San Francisco Mail
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sigma Delta Chi appoints Barnum as SUI advisor
Charles Barnum, instructor at the State University of Iowa school of journalism, is named advisor to the SUI chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. He succeeds William James Morrison, who has joined the University of Nebraska Lincoln faculty in journalism.
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Charles Barnum
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
SUI
Sigma Delta Chi
Barnum
Wm. James Morrison
School of Journalism
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
State University of Iowa
Seven Students and Two Teachers Join Kappa Tau Alpha
Kappa Tau Alpha, the journalism scholastic honor society, initiates seven students and two faculty members. The new members include John H. Crusinberry, G. Brookings, Se. Dak., John P. Sequeira, G. Karachi Pakistan, Herbert J. Cooke, Carmelita Singer, Marvin H. Perry, Vernon A. Stone, Jacquellyne Malloy, and Coverdale administrative assistant. Robert J. Crawford and M. L. Hull spoke on scholarship and journalism.
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Kappa Tau Alpha
John H. Crusinberry
G. Brookings
John P. Sequeira
Karachi
Pakistan
Herbert J. Cooke
Cedar Rapids
Carmelita Singer
Indianapolis
Ind
Marvin H. Perry
G. Bruce
So. Dak
Vernon A. Stone
G. Woodburn
Jacquellyne Malloy
PhD in Journalism Awarded at SUI August Commencement
Samuel S S Talbert earned the seventh mass communications PhD at the State University of Iowa for a thesis on The Newspaper in the One-Daily City as a carrier of Community Opinion. Six others received MA in journalism and three earned BA degrees, with multiple hometowns listed.
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State University of Iowa
Samuel S&s. Talbert
University
Miss
SUI
Jean Mary Chambliss
Davenport
Troy F. Crowder
Sioux Falls
Liberal Arts College
Michael R. Finn
Cedar Rapids
David E. Pullman
Deep River
Helen Ann Rohret
Oxford
Jean Winifred Sharda
Moline
Iowa
Joseph W. Mayer
James L. March
Herbert J. Cooke
Iowan Editorial Reprinted by Iowa Cancer Society Publication
The editorial One Will Die While You Read This by James MacNair, former Daily Iowan editor, originally appeared May 1, 1952 and was reprinted on the back cover of New Horizons in July 1952. New Horizons serves as the Iowa division of the American Cancer Society.
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James MacNair
Daily Iowan
New Horizons
Iowa
The
American Cancer Society
One Will Die While You Read This Cancer Fight Editorial
An Iowa student daily life sketch opens urgent cancer appeal. It cites American Cancer Society data to urge gifts to reduce deaths and conquer cancer, noting one American dies of cancer roughly every two and a half minutes.
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United States
DAILY
IOWAN
American Cancer Society
ACS
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Iowa Press Association
GMA
Mike
Hawks
WSUI
Ksui-Fm
SUT
Sups
Iowa Cancer Society
ASC
Iowan—College Newspaper
X—College Magazine
Hawkeye—Yearbook
Iowa City, Iowa
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