Four new instructors join faculty at SUI journalism school
Four new instructors were appointed to the Iowa State University journalism faculty for the 1949 50 academic year. Herbert E Clark heads community journalism and high school methods, John A Ford leads the magazine sequence, Philip Berk joins radio journalism, and Milton J Hollstein teaches advanced reporting. Two graduate students Merald Wrolstad and J William Maxwell will teach courses next semester.
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SUI School of Journalism
Herbert E. Clark
Clark
Toledo
Burlington
Burington High School
John A. Ford
William E. Porter
Porter
Univerity of
Rome
Italy
Ford
SUI
Journal:s
Philip Berk
Thedianapolis Times
Columbia Missourian
KFRU
Dumbia
Indiana Statesman
the Haute
University of Georgia
Athens
Mass Communications
Hollstein
Tribune
Deseretes
Salt Lake City
Merald Wrolstad
Wittenberg College
Springfield
J. William Maxwell
Europe
North American Newspaper Alliance
Industrial Editors Honor Coleman for Honorary Membership
Carroll Coleman heads typography at the journalism division and has been named honorary member of the International Council of Industrial Editors. He served as consultant for the Tow Industrial Ed Association for 21 years, redesigning multiple publications and designing numerous books. His work includes the 1947 book For the Unlost by Joline Jacobsen, selected among the year’s 50 by Publishers Weekly.
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Carroll Coleman
Adl
International Council of Intrial Editors
If Dame
Weil
Towa
Colea
Coleman
Merican Institute of Graphics
Joline Jacobsen
Publishers: Weekly
SUI Study Analyzes 3 Radio Wires At National Meeting
Jack Shelley of WHO Des Moines presented a study to the National Association of Radio News Directors in Cleveland. The University of Iowa School of Journalism examined one week of AP Radio, UP Radio, and INS wires for content, with Prof. Arthur Barnes attending.
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Jack Shelley
Des Moines
National Association of Radio News Directors
Cleveland
SUI School of Journalism
NARND
New York
Associated Press Radio Wire
United Press Radio Wire
International News Service Wire
Arthur Barnes
School of Journalism
Special Editions Mark Iowa City Daily Iowan Fall 1952
The Daily Iowan published six special editions during the 1952 53 fall semester. Sept 18 orientation started the year with a 10 page issue. Oct 1 14 page college night edition introduced area retailers. Oct 25 Homecoming 12 page review issue. Oct 30 Thrift Days 16 page edition promoting local sales. Nov 5 eight page election coverage. Dec 3 gift guide section for Christmas presents.
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Towan
Iowa City
Daily
Iowan
The
Publishers' Auxiliary Features Peterson on Advertising
Wilbur Peterson head of the SUI bureau of media service outlines in a serial series how to raise revenue from classified ads at a SUT journalism conference. He urges regular features, prominent page placement, clear copy, known classifications, and universal rate exposure to boost classified volume and reader trust.
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Wilbur Peterson
SUI Bureau of Media Service
Peterson
SUT School of Journalism
Feterson
High School Paper Directory Published in Iowa
The seventh annual journalism directory of Iowa high school publications is issued by the SAT school of journalism and the extension division. It lists more than 400 Iowa high school publications and is mailed to schools statewide. Compiled by Herbert Clark, instructor at SUT.
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Iowa
SAT School of Journalism
Extension Division
Herbert Clark
SUT
Iowa High School Press Association
SUI School of Journalism
Virginia Coverdale Named Judge in Minnesota Press Women Award
Virginia Coverdale administrative assistant to the director of the SUI school of journalism will judge Minnesota Press Women's 1952 Newspaper contest. More than 200 entries are expected across features on small town dailies, weekly columns, and women's sections in large cities. Coverdale previously taught journalism at the University of Denver and Northwestern University.
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Virginia Coverdale
SUI School of Journalism
Minnesota Press
Fea- Coverdale
Miss Coverdale
Leslie G. Moller
University of Denver
Seven students receive M A degrees at February commencement
Seven students in the school of journalism earned M A degrees at the February commencement. Those with theses include Rasmond Jensen Iowa City Vernon Stone Woodburn Ky David C Miller Estherville Ralph Darrow Estherville and John Sequeira Karachi Pakistan. Cousins Griswold and Watters from Atlanta Ga received degrees without a thesis.
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School of Journalism
Rasmond Jensen
Iowa City
Vernon Stone
Woodburn
David C. Miller
the Plains
United Nations Radio Organization
Ralph Darrow
Estherville
Iowa
John Sequeira
Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Daniel T. Cousins
Griswold
Walter P. Watters
Atlanta
Newspapers called miracles for 5c
Walter Steigleman told the Iowa Falls Chamber of Commerce on January 22 that today’s American newspaper is a modern miracle. He praised the free press as democracy’s heart and lauded American reporting and freedom of the press and speech as major contributions for future historians. He noted Steigleman as an author of books and articles.
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Walter Steigleman
Iowa
Steigleman
Faculty attend Iowa Daily Press association meeting
Seven members of the SUI school of journalism faculty attended the annual fall conference of the Iowa Daily Press association at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines from September 6 to 7. Attendees were Henry Africa Charles E Barnum Leslie G Miller director Arthur M Barnes Ellis H Newsome Wilbur Peterson and Walter A Steigleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI School of Journalism
Iowa Daily Press Association
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Henry Africa
Charles E. Barnum
Leslie G. Moller
Arthur M. Barnes
Ellis H. Newsome
Wilbur Peterson
Walter A. Steigleman
Weather Forces Cancellation of Cedar Rapids Banquet Film
Cinematography students and ten journalism majors canceled plans to film the national junior chamber of commerce banquet in Cedar Rapids on January 17 due to bad road conditions. The event honored ten outstanding young men of America for 1952.
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SUI
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
America
School of Journalism course listings and contact note
A list of journalism and advertising courses offered including Reporting Editing Public Relations Advertising Radio Journalism Magazine Editing and Media Management. For further information, write The School of Journalism lowa wiry.
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Maxwell
Wrolstad
Ae Ford
Berk
Dustrial
Ed Coleman
Onorary
Lowan
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Northwestern University
Radio News
State University of Iowa
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