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Newspaper

Iowa Quest

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1952

Page

3

Leslie Donates Fine Books to Iowa University Journalism Library

Minneapolis businessman Frank P. Leslie presents a collection of more than 25 fine printing books valued around 1000 dollars to Iowa State University journalism in the typography lab of the new Communication Center. The donor cites Prof. Carroll Coleman’s outstanding typography work and hopes the gift spurs a rare book room for students across departments.

New Communication Center Frank P. Leslie Minneapolis SUI School of Journalism Carroll Coleman Coleman SUI American Institute of Graphic Arts John Leslie Paper Company Iowa Beatrice Warde Bruce Rogers Leslie Minnesota South Dakota State Montana Michelangelo Buonarroti Petrach Italy Prazia Sansedoni Frank P. Leslier Rogers George V of England Church of England

Hall Works Owned By Coleman Shown

A display of books letters and manuscripts by James Norman Hall is shown in the lobby of the SUI library. The items come from Prof Carroll Coleman private collection and the university library. Hall a Colfax native and author of adventure stories was a longtime friend and early publisher of Coleman.

James Norman Hall Carroll Coleman University Library SUI Library Coleman Hall Colfax

Brown's Address Keynotes Fall News Conference

C.W. Brown editor of the Oconomowoc Enterprise told Iowa newspapermen at the 1952 fall conference on the SUI campus that a weekly must be financially sound and avoid selling a second rate product. Walter Steigleman advised strong interviewing and ending features with a smile. Herbert Clark suggested prospective profitability in adopting 11.6 column inches. Virgil M. Hancher urged editors to view the university as more than liberal arts, and Leslie Moeller pressed for more journalism students amid declining enrollment.

C.W. Brown Oconomowoc Wis Oconomowoc Enterprise Iowa SUI Brown Steigleman Walter Steigleman Virgil M. Hancher Leslie G. Moeller SUI Journalism School

Africa Talks on Backshop Efficiency at National Editors Meet

Henry Africa of the newspaper production lab spoke at the National Editorial association fall conference in Chicago on backshop efficiency. He has 25 years of experience as editor publisher printer and machine operator on Iowa weekly and daily papers and writes a monthly column for National Publisher with a circulation exceeding 7 000.

Henry Africa National Editorial Association Chicago Africa Iowa

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