Cancer Society Survey Reveals Reader Awareness Levels
A survey of 500 New Horizons readers shows 86 percent can recognize at least one cancer danger signal. Prof. Arthur Barnes and Edward Everett conducted the study for the Iowa division of the American Cancer Society, funded by a division grant.
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New Horizons
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Arthur Barnes
Edward Everett
Barnes
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Everett
Jasper
Poweshiek
New York
Mefford R. Runyon
Former Instructor Named to Gallup Post
Donald Schrader, formerly an instructor in radio journalism and public relations at the State University of Iowa, was named director of interviewing for Gallup and Robinson Advertising Researchers in Princeton New Jersey. A wartime narrator for army training films and the Why We Fight radio series, he earned his MA from SUI in 1956 and led radio and TV production efforts at the university.
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Donald Schrader
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Gallup and Robinson Advertising Researchers
Princeton
Schrader
SUI Journalism School
SUI
Mass Media Role in Education Highlighted at Conference
Two SUI graduates, Robert Blakely and Loren Reid, spoke at a two day conference on speech and dramatic art in education. Blakely urged broader leadership based on elicitative methods and praised mass media for shaping public thought. Reid, Missouri university head of speech, discussed teaching speech and noted his recent book publication.
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Robert Blakely
Loren Reid
Blakely
Ford Foundation
Fund For Adult Education
America
Bakely
Onawa
Des Moines Register
St. Louis Star-Times
Office of
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Speech Association of America
National Magazine Editor Honored by School Fraternity
Bruce Gould, Iowan, 1922 UI graduate, named to the SUI Kappa Tau Alpha hall of fame. Editor of Ladies Home Journal since 1935, previously with Des Moines Tribune New York Sun New York Post and Saturday Evening Post. director of Curtis Publishing. author of national magazine fiction. Mrs Gould Beat rice Blackmar also a UI graduate.
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Gould
Curtis Publishing Company
Hall of
George Gallup
Marquis Childs
Harvey Ingham I
Wilbur Sehramm
Interlandi Cartoon Picked for National Newspaper Week
Daily Iowan cartoonist Frank Interlandi has a National Newspaper Week selection with Not Too Tight Please depicting Liberty squeezed by censorship. He previously won a $100 first prize in a 1951 college contest and had work featured in Magazine X and campus campaigns.
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Frank Interlandi
Statue of Liberty
Interlandi
Spon
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Towa
American Cancer Society
Week
Association Managers, Inc
Association
Salaries Rise for Journal ism Graduates Amid High Demand
Demand for journalism graduates remains strong as the SUI school of journalism reports higher placement activity. June grads received salaries from 2600 to 4600 dollars annually, with many above 3000 and some over 3500. Employers from over a dozen states sought reporters and staff, including women drafted for favorable positions.
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Leslie G. Moeller
SUI School of Journalism
Moeller
Radiotelevision
Midwest
Telegraph
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