Iowan Magazine Profiles Coleman and Prairie Press
A December feature in the Iowan profiles Carroll Coleman and his Prairie Press, private press of the typography lab head. L. O. Cheever supplies copies and notes he alone holds a complete file, with Carl Turk photographing the Prairie Press images. The Iowan is published bi monthly in Shenandoah by Sentinel. first issue appeared in October.
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Iowa Life
Shenandoah
Prairie Press
Carroll Coleman
Coleman
Muscatine
L. O. Cheever
Ottumwa
Cheever
Colman
Carl Turk
Mason City
Iowan Magazine
Sentinel Publishing Company
Dale Ballantyne
SUI
Graphic Arts
Toledo Blade Director Visits Campus for Interviews
Paul A. Schrader director of news for the Toledo Blade met with State University of Town journalism students on Friday February 20. He described newspaper operations and conducted personal interviews as students explored careers at the 200000 circulation paper. Schrader, UT alumnus 1924, teaches part time and holds roles in major journalism groups.
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Paul A. Schrader
Toledo (Ohio) Blade
State University of Town
The
Blade
Schrader
Ohio City
University of Toledo
Association of Press Editors of Ohio
National Associated Press Managing Editors Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
National Press Club
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Fraternity
Phi Kappa Chi
National Press Club Elects Ex Iowan Editor President
Theodore F. Koop former Daily Iowan editor and CBS News executive has been elected president of the National Press Club in Washington. He previously served as vice president in 1952 and held key roles with AP and National Geographic Society.
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Theodore F. Koop
Washington
D.c
Daily Iowan
Koop
Columbia Broadcasting System Radio
Kepp
Club
SUI
Associated Press
Des Moines
New Haven
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
National Geographic Society
CBS News
Sigma Delta Chi
Radio-Television News Directors Association
Moeller Reports On 52 News Program
Professor Leslie G. Moeller director of the State University of Iowa school of journalism presented a report at the American Council on Education for Journalism meeting in Chicago in October 1952. The summer refresher program sends journalism faculty to daily newspapers for summer assignments and has included 16 participants over three years.
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Leslie G. Moeller
Ron Valline
Story City
Associated Students of Journalism
Left
SUI School of Journalism
American Council of Education For Journalism
Chicago
Moelier
Short Courses For High School Staffs Conducted In Iowa City
Journalistic advisory staff will run two short courses in Iowa City and Lake Okoboji to aid high school students and advisers. Herbert E. Clark will lead the Iowa City program with sessions on newspaper production, yearbooks and public relations. The Lake Okoboji event relocates the mechanical conference to improve access for western Iowa and southern Minnesota participants.
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School of Advisers
Iowa City
Iowa Lakeside
Lake Okoboji
Herbert E. Clark
Sequ
Iowa High School
Iowa
Nesota
I Spring Conferences At SUI Journalism School
Five spring conferences are planned at the SUI school of journalism. They include a newspaper time channel conference February 21 22 vocational conference in communications April 17 and the annual newspaper circulation sheer course May 3 4 photograms short course June 6 7. More information may be obtained by contacting the SUI school of journalism.
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SUI School
SUI School of Journal
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