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E breeding industry and many of his horses Louisv1lle on July 1' He was; the father 14' . l ‘

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the Kentucky State Fair and was a mem— P 1’) . K k f e e ezei rmy u 26 e attons 1m s E’

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and of the local draft board. Among his ‘Y’ E afi aug er’ rs' . ' ' 66’ marily weeklies. Another authorization +52;

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_ pu ic s uare, e icate severa mont S . . . to cam s and at maneuvers. Estimates EEEEif-v?

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3 Chief speaker. _ An excellent suggestion for increas- mats for small papers, and it is likely { i

E Son of Zacariah and Mary Beasley ing ad linage is for publishers who need that the Army will revise its plans and E"

l Elkin, he was married in 1888 to Miss a central theme for one of their periodic use plates more extensively. 1E!

E1 Bertha Collier, who died in 1925. In special pages or special editions, the -————~— EEE

" 1927 he was married to Miss Joan Mount. campaign of the U.S.O. for funds to Miss Helen F. Randolph, 60 years EEEEE E

E Mr. Elkin’s farm, located two miles finance entertainment of the men in old, Louisville newspaper woman and EEEEEE

EE frOm Lancaster on the Stanford pike, is the services furnishes an ideal subject. author, died at her home on June 24. E‘{E ‘;

E a central Kentucky Showplace. In addi— It is a worthy cause, possesses a patriotic Our genial secretary, J. Curtis Alcock, EEEgE E
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1941 3 July, 1941 THE KENTUCKY PRESS ' Page Five 3:3 3
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r or six l Newspaper Promotion from a different person every week. The dict is considered important because it llgll
Depart- l . l b 3333.) .3 3 3 . 3. enclosed stamp makes it easier for him to upheld the universal practice of pub- If,
tat show ‘ A Slmp e3 u3t ” cctne “all? Implmt answer, since, as Publisher Roy A. Gal- lishing the opinions of readers in news- I l.
Ons and ' the numbei 01 a newspaper s telephone linger remarks, some of them are not paper forums. Otherwise, editors would ,I
to local I number on the m3md383.0f Its readers3is overly supplied with funds. He testifies have been forced to track down every I if:
th those to prov1de a handy seiVice that SlleCI‘lbi to the popularity of the service by point— letter to the sender before publication. il‘ }
dities as ers W111 find themselves usmg because 01 in out that the Observer was scarcell ill ' .
: its convenience With the result that the g . l _____ 13,} ~
‘, bread, ~I3: 3 b ’ 3 3 3 d 3 off the press when prospective members .333 3
her way l newspapei 6133011195. m301€ “{3 11110163321 for the “Observer Home Fires Club” Wage And Hour Bullg/[n 33’3‘l '
Opinions 1 necessfily Wie XVISH? {30 ve1333103ilne 1;] began to phone the office, asking to be _3 3 _3 3 _ l3l3l - _
rid mart 3 the v1 a anc suiiouncingrneigioOi 100(. enrolled. There are no fees of any kind, 1‘01 those publisheis under the Wage 3. ,
bankerS, The PleasairtVille (N.&.) Townsman the newspaper standing the expense of and Hour law, the recently issued In- 3333 3
dealers, 1 carried a brief announcement on the sending out postals each week to the terpretative Bulletin Number S31X relat- ll; :-
the sta- front page of the June 6 issue that filled members, containing a soldier's name. mg to retail and serum establishments 3333333 '
Nearly l the bill. Several other papers have been Will be informative. Generally €033“qu 3
en furn- I domg the same tliiiig,3bii3t here is what ______ (33d a 1113633117333 3361:5101] 0t preVious 33,33
_ the announcement said in case others 3 mterpretauQns 1t 15 not expected to 3‘lII 3
I 3131;111:3133 want to adopt the Procedure: “In order ca’l'mllalm" Clauses bring thh mum" to newspapers or ‘l‘
. to pro- l to prevent conflicts in the dates of exvent FOT Ad Contracts I)rinting plants. l3\’rite the New York l3 .
ses. Or, I being sponsored by organizations in Below are given two types of cancel- office of the U. 5. Labor Department, 33333
oduce a 3 Pleasantvflle and Vicmity, the Towns- lation clauses which publishers have used Wage and Hour Divismn, 341 Ninth 331,13
a scien- . man Wm keep a calendar OE coming in advertising contracts to protect them— Ave., New York Cm“ ll
1 1'33“ a l events In Its office. Whlch may 1336 C?” selves from federal regulation of taxes __¥__ ll;
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ater be 3 dance or other activityl. Thef calelrlidar (1115333333, tax imposed on advertising Third Assistant Postmaster General 3331‘ 3
‘gument 3. Will3sei3ve as a cleaiing 3103use 01 a 01- will be paid by the advertiser from time Ramsey S. Black has warned that when 3333'
ncreases ganizations 1n thls “0””th Just call of tax imposition by the government to publicity furnished by national adver— 333333
lset loss the Townsman at PleasantVille _248 II end of contract. tisers is used by newspapers either on 33ll
A good your organization WlShES t0 1‘6g15t01‘_a In case of change by the federal gov the threat of withdrawal of national 333 ll
cost-of- 3 (late, or t033find out what dates are still ernment in value of currency, rates in advertising or on promise 0f such ad- ll‘ll '
out if 3 unclaimed. this contract may be changed on 60 days’ vertismg, the public1ty must be plainly 33
r down, ______ notice. marked With the word “advertisement.” “hill
555303331 { 3 3 3 2.—If due to tax, 01. other extraordin» Furthermore, the matter is subject to l3,3
n other 3 No Pazd Bond Advertismg ary cost increases, a change in the charge the zone rates of postage applicable to 33
1b1€ for “ Special Assistant Harold Graves to for advertising hereunder is necessitated the advertismg 1301110“ 0f the publica- 33H
1 if 50’ . the Secretarv of the Treasurv testified in the judgment 0f thC publisher, the tion. l l
3' linage : before the House Appropriations com- publisher may on 10 days notice to ad— ______ 'l‘l33
3 mittee that it was the treasury’s policy vertiser, change the charge for 5311163 it 3 ”ml;
‘ not to buy advertising in the various being agreed that the advertiser before RUM] Educatzon ' 333'
media. He pointed out that 2,000 banks, the (late 0t the CECCUVCHESS 0t SUch new The federal government is expanding 313 .‘3
however, Purchased advertisements 0f charge. hereunder has the option of vocational work in small towns work‘- “ 31‘
ontains defense savings bonds. Explanation of: 931“?ng the contract as “9 future Ob' ing under a ten million dollar grant to l ll
;ted by the department’s attitude was found in ligations hereunder 0nd WHhOUt short extend trade and industrial education ll‘3ll
iecord. hi5 Statement that the various media rate for space used. for out-of-school rural youth. The state llll ‘
019.40, were generous in PTOVidhlg free public— _____ board for vocational education will be- 'fl
includ- ity. On the other hand, $1,710,000 will 3 3 come the agency within the state 30 set 33 3
rve for ll be Spent on printing and binding sales UPhOZd nghl T0 Publzsh up the courses and decide where they l3 .3‘
:ized as 3 Promotion material. Letters—To-Edztor shall be located. 33 3
3404 75 —:-———— The Bufialo Law Journal, June 26, _____ 3‘3 j
' . _ carried under a Washington dateline a 3 3 3 33332"
165522.335) S New Twist on Draftee Letters jury’s verdict upholding the right 013 a no? rpsumliethltl): 3Ke33:u:3:y etlllitotrsmgiixl: 33l
19:79 . The Marcellus (1\31.Y.) Obseryer last newspaper to publish in good laith re nestellebv 3h; P(i*ess arid 2313313333336:- 333l
427.78 3 week organized what it calls the Observ- letters sent to the. CdltOI‘: The deCISion sitq D ”3 3/ t f ‘ n l' M {3 ,
3 61‘ Home Fires Club.” The purpose of was reached in a libel action for $50,000 Y3 eptlr men 303 J30“: 23‘ 15m' 33 a: 31
352310 ' ‘, the organization is to write to the boys filed in a Washington, D. C., U. S. Dis- 2::1331é3’3incgse re uinec a your ear les 33:
240300 A now in training. Homefolks are asked trict Court, against the Washington ' 3 3 33333
104310 l to become members and-the Observer Afro-American by a local attorney. The Warren R. Fisher lit, busmess man- 13 3
111375 3 Supplies each member With the name attorney sought to recover damages from ager,3 and \lValler Boyd, editor, of the 3L3 3
19350 0f a soldier boy each week. The meme the newspaper for publishing a letter 3Carhsle Mercury 3were painfully in» $3 3
her then writes a letter to the lad and purporting to have come from him, de- _3ured on July 25 in a motorcycle acc1- l3; 3'
471313 encloses a stamp for a return letter. Each fending a high school princ1pal m3 a dent while returning home from 3Lex1ng» )3 3;
_— member gets a different name each week, controversy revolvmg around the prin- ton. They are now back at their posts 3' 3
‘549'99 thus giving the trainee a chance to hear cipal’s crossing a picket line. The ver- but retain memories and some bruises. ’33 j
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51 515555 5 15 Mz'meographed Sheet Held the 1940 census figures, weekly editors store had burned down, yet had been 5
5 5'1 5 “News a er” I) Att0r.—Gen. ma find increased ho e for the future rebuilt to ‘0 on servin‘ its custom 1 12
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‘ ;."a 0‘ t ru" news a ers. 1 t —two 361‘ Men tie e ev' II.
.555 E_ Attorney General Earl Warren has e M p P. y 5. . 5 _ ‘1 e .t 1) Advocate
255:,1 1,, . . . , cent of the population of the entire installed a photographic department
.1155, 5 E issued an opinion that Angels Camp . . . 7‘ . 5 . . 5 . ’
55 555, 5 D .1 N C If . iii 0 ra )hed nation live in the country or in towns pages of local advertrsrng pictures were 5
1.55.51. . 1 all, EEWS’ a a 1 ornia ' me g t of under 10,000 inhabitants. The 111— sold under the copyrighted title of“Cam-
51,15 5 5 publication, meets the requrreinents of 5 . . . . . , ,, . 5, .
51155 -5 5 . . . crease in Cities of more than 10,000 has eiads. The Editor s Forum suggests;
155111555. a newspaper Within the meaning of the . . . ,, . 5 5, _
511555; .1 1 . . . been approxrmately 48 per cent since Take a picture of the mayor s srx-year- (1
ES 551_ 1 . public resources code. The opinion was . 5 .5 _
155551155 . t a u r as to the sufficienc of 1930, an increase 4 per cent less than old daughter Sitting up at the counter
5‘; 5.5 5 5 5 given 0 . q. e y . Y in the rural areas. sipping a soda, and lay out an ad using
15‘! 1 .1 1, the publication of a legal notice of ap- . . 5 . 5 , ,
5 5 5 5 E, 5 5 5 _ , this illustration for the druggist. Hell
555551 55 plicatron for ore buyers license in the _____ buy it” 5
1‘: 5'15 511: 5j Angel Camp’s “newspaper." ' '
55 5'5 5 1‘ 1'5 1. - Local Bab Pictures Ma 1 ————— 5
5‘1‘5'15'1 '1 The code does not require publica— Tie-in Witji'i AdvertisemeDnts '
5 511 5 5| tion of the application in a “newspaper ' Wage Increases Cannot 5
5'1 555551 55 55 of general circulation,” but only that A combination of the ”baby picture” Cover Overtime Payments ‘
5 5'5 51' 55 Publication in a “newspaper” pulplrihefl series and a ““5110’5 This" feature is an General Philip B. Fleming, admini- ,5
555 E 115 5 55 1n the county or counties wheret e usr— ldef" suggested 1h the Georgia Press A5" strator of the Wage and Hour Division,
155 5515155 'E ‘ 55‘ ness is to be conducted. . . SOCIathh pulicatron. Baby or ehhdhOOd has stated that wage or salary increases
55 The opinion stated: ‘ ' ‘ 2 And 1t. is pictures 0t grown folks in the community cannot be later claimed to cover over-
‘11 1 55 too narrow a construction, in relation might be obtained either from them or time payments under the Wage and 5
' 5 51' ' 55 to the facts 0f thls particular “he [.0 from their wives or sweethearts and thh Hour Law. Part of his statement follows: "
; 5 5555 -. 55 hold that the newspaper 1h question 55 under a ”Who Are They” heading. ‘Payments made to employees cannot i
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