Suburban press leaders map growth and standards
The First National Conference of the Suburban Press Foundation in Chicago drew publishers from Los Angeles to Washington as they endorsed national expansion. Lectures urged higher editorial standards, stronger advertising partnerships, and closer local coverage to distinguish suburban papers from metropolitan rivals.
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R. J. Kelly
Chuck Renner
THE
Pointer
South Holland Pointer
U. S
Suburban Press Foundation
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
New Jersey
Milwaukee
Dayton
Detroit
Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
Suburban Press
Tion
All America
Chester K. Hayes
Hayes
Northwestern University
Subur
Harry Segal
Jewel Tea Company
Segal
Curtis D. MacDougall
Hick
MacDougall
Harry Carroll
Martin E. Marty
Christian Century
Dr. Marty
Birch Societies
Marty
Robert Y. Paddock
Paddock Publications
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John P. Heald
Kenwood
Dalton
South Works
U.S. Steel Corporation
Heald
Worcester Junior College
Worcester
Massachusetts
IAM
First National Bank
F.d.1.c
America
Ford
Campbell Ford, Inc
Lincoln Ave
Dolton, III
Sieben
Cae
Drewrys
Miller's Beer
Sunnybrook
Gilbey
Chapin & Gore Whiskey Age
Heublein
Meister Brau
Schlitz Canned
Blatz, Drewrys
Stroh’s
Americ
Mtenearceztet
Ae Ead
Ibs
Sherbet
Canfield’s Asstd
Flavors Beverages
Dressel
Indiana Ave