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555‘ 5 555 wondering what steps you should take sources will be made later. Much of 51.“ mb 56135161: £1 .3115: 5
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'55 55 5 tional Newspaper Week, the following on a national scale and will support cptem £611 ~fiigng‘e‘isary‘yoD the crea: 5 gr
5 : 55 '5 " suggestions may be helpful. the slogan, “The Newspaper Light The Fork: “ff" ‘ ' leasml ePaltment 5 ‘
5' 5.» 55 5 '1? As soon as possible prepare a con- Way Of F1‘€€d01h-" HOW€V€13 the real 5 m 1' 9" ( 12-1113501‘1Oncal bank.) . '5 d1
5' ‘555' 5 cise history of your new5pape1~ which success of Newspaper Week, as proved cpgepibei 5—i'11111YCISflly “of 'Opening 5
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51' 555 ' tribution to visitors. Combine with it motion ideas in each newspaper com- delplLia 1" 17/4' . 5 a
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' 5555' 55 newspaper is made. Illustrate the book- The free press of America has an 1m‘ Secgmr'fble'ihlllgixiiiver 5 f t1 5. 05
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5' 5' " 55 fices and machines, as well as photos Of this year. It has been at the forefront 1:54“ the Star-Spangled Banner ”1 5
1 5"} 55' 1"55 each member of our staff. Print more Of every movement to “thhd the com- ‘ _ . . Ci
5 5 55 ‘5‘ 5555' of these booklets than you think you will munity, state, and nation. It has been September Iii—National ‘Felt Hat Day. '5 a1
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' '. 551 55 cation in your newspaper about the pro- The selection Of the slogan IS'bZISCd S t b 25 27 N t' 5 N 5 h
: '5 '55-5 5 55 cesses of journalism and printing Run upon the B111 0f nghts according to e1]: em, a} 5; — a iona ewspaper
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5 55 '5 555 groups to visit your plant durino news- among which stand free press rights—a Septembei 22-27—The $11k Parac e. 5
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5 55 " somemembei Of your staff, 01 any other brtliperly appreciated as never before September 23—F1'1'St day Of autumn. '5 V
-.' ‘5 '5 well-informed person at each Of these and it. will be made clear that newspa— September 27—F00tb‘1" season starts. 5 1-
5 5 ‘55 5 meetings. Prepare material about the pers are the bulwark of all our freedoms— September 28—Daylight saving ends. ‘ c
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i- 55 '.5 5‘55 in your community sometime during “'.'ght dams“) dfte“ the thought Of Appearing in the Attica (N.Y.) News 5
1'5 555 ‘55". newspaper week. 1'15 fellow Citizens. are a series of family portraits giving ”/45 5
5c. 5 " '55 5. Ask each of your local ministers to ________ the hiStOI'Y and background 0f old—time 5
11' . '5 5 5555" devote a part of his SCFITIOH to an evalu. . residents Of the community. Th6 serres ; l
5. 5 55 :ation of the newspaper’s place in the Promotion Data is running while {in exhibit Of Old family 5
:55" 5 '.55 religious life Oh the people. Census Bureau Pamphlet Series P-3 portraits '5 on display at the Attica h— .' '
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' t5 55‘ 5555.5 store Windows, In the 10bb1e5 0f PUth tion of each county, with the percentage be expanded to include‘ buildings, par 5' s
9'. 5. 5 '55 buildings, etc., showing the intricate PTO‘ urban for both 1940 and 1930. Of the organizations, and readily obtained from '.
, E -. 5 55 cesses required to produce a newspaper. 3,100 counties and other primary divi- newspaper files. Here again the weekly '
. v 55 535". 7. Reprint the short, purposeful par- sions of states, 1,257 were entirely rural cashes .m. on the. use Of. local names, 5
5 a 5 5 ‘55 agraphs from N.E.A. directors in your in 1940. This decrease in the number ~. Wthh 15.18 excluSive prov1nce and main ,-
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‘1 FifW Live Sugges/ions 23. What merchant has advertised are predominant in1your1 community? 111 1
1' 1707:81im77167‘ News longest and most cons15tently With your What is their geological history? 111 11.1-
. i. . . paper? Get his testimonial. 46. Is there a keeper of bees 111' your H11 _:.‘
' SpeCial 1 There are dozens Of ways In WIUCh 24. Is there a “haunted house” in community, or a rabbit, guinea pig, or 11
ierchants the news columns of a newspaper may your community? Ghost story. squirrel breeder? 1
lyinews- 1 be given hfe Wlth news and features 25. What is the history 0f the local 47. HOW did your town and county: 1‘; £1:-
lineage < from many sources. Summer months volunteer or paid fire department? Who your schools or churches, get their 11111 '
11311511613 1 often are the time when local news were the first members? names? .‘
.days m 7 appears to be at low Cbb' Here are 26. Has the soil in the area ever been 478. What farmer has lived longest 1‘1 Z
ing 130.5- ‘3 fifty source suggestions as compiled by analyzed? What crops are best suited on the same farm, or resident Of town 111 :
Of [1115‘ 1 .the Colorado Editor: to it? in the same house? 111' . ,
1 1- Weekly crop report, giVing general 27. What is the plan of each of the 49. What new crops are farmers plant- 1111 . .
1 _ 1 .‘conditions of crops being planted or graduate Students of the high school? ing, compared to 20 years ago? Contact 11111 1,
16, Clea: ‘ growmg. What kind of business do they want to your county agent to get this informa- 11 :1
iaitment 1 ' 2_ Weekly market feature about pro- follow? tion. 111‘ iv
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Op}??? 1 3- A dall)’ or weekly anecdote. bery in your town? These accounts are for out-moded ordinances or other regu-
n 11 a- 4' Vveékly fOOd news ObtaIHEd from] interesting regardless of being rc[()1d_ lations which Still remain on the stat- 11 .
1 most 1 a tour Pt grocers. _ 1 1 29. Experiences of local fishermen UtES.-1‘1
s1 5. Timely interv1ews With Winners and a best ufish” story contest will in- 1111
h _ of something or other, local honor stu- terest readers ————— 111 1
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tin . - l dents, housew1ves. _ 1 30. Saturday brings a large number of Whats Read?
61 m 1 6' Series Of articles on history Of farmers to town. Street corner conversa- N 1 11 t a G 1 i con en- 1 .
- CIVIC clubs, women’s Clubs, churches, tion and interviews furnish good read— . ewspcpermen a 6mg a V ‘1:
at Day. *1 and schools , 1 tion recently were told that surveys show 1 :
v'eek. . I . . .- ‘ ing. . . the lollowin in re ard to reader inter- i}
, .i' 7' Seasonal. features on ”‘1 101‘s 11101“ 31. What is the history of the modern est‘ g g 11:1
Week 1 days 01‘ spec1al'days,_t0 b? “Named Shoe? Give some experiences of shoe inside )a es of news a)ers are read 11311 -
ws a er :1 from encyclopedia 01‘ mterVIGW'1 salesmen. Approximately how many b 9.. I gt fb tl ‘p l d 1:11
P P 8- Weekly accounts Of all CIVIC Ch‘b pairs are sold in your town in a year? yb I lifr cen O O 1 men an women 1911
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*nthood and OLhBI meetings. 32' Interv1ews Wth Clty’ county, and Illustrated )a es are read b 92 er I{11
9' OccaSIOPal debates on popular school officials on their work. t f 11 1 Idg Y p 111111
1 current topics by local Citizens, such 33 Suggestions on gardening Stories C611 0 a ma 61‘5- 1 111111 .
[St Day) as 03inions on American aid to Britain . ~ . More women read advertisements 7‘"
l ‘ of suecesslul gardens, unusual landscap- , _ - 11
- _ i , than iead even the picture pages.
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- - ,- ' ac section 3a es are ust a out as '11?
(2nd 1 10' Local interView51based on news 34. Summer sports. Is there a former well read as frorit sgections] 1'11
1 paper or magazme articles, on contro- bio league baseball player in your town? - I ‘ 315:
1 versial subjects H'D to f 10 al b ll 1 b “flute space doubles the value of ad- 1111
run - I ' 157 ry 0 C a cu ' vertisin and advertisin a) ' 1'1
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tarts. 1 1111- Sermon Of. the week, Plelml?d by 35. Articles on economics, govern- r'l fg l‘ - t g. 11 g 191:1
nds 1 ministers of various churches, taking a ment or travel contributed under by- p K 6.0 ownerls up Is en times as strong 11,1
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1 different denomination 03911 week: line ol teachers, clergymen, or others The olIdpidea that ri ht-hand a e 111:
1 12. Letters received by local Citizens in public life. g P g 5 1111
1 from relatives in foreign lands. 36. Personal narratives of unusual alijefild more carefully than left-hand ‘1
1 13. Hobbies and collections. things. "an“ ‘5 untrue. 1:11
) News 1 14. Success stories of men or women 37_ Short reviews on popular books _______ .1‘
giving (it who have won recent recognition. 88. 1.115101), of local library. Additions T] . 1 11111.11
ild-time 1 15. Description of busiest street cor- of new books. Recommendations for Get 7” Readms [77“3’65’55“
25611165 1 her m town: 1 summer reading. The Scarsdale (N. Y.) Inquirer is us
11am11'y 1 16.11nterv1ews With obscure charac— 391 History of local churches, Where ing a news tip contest to obtain live
filcal 1- teis, Junk collectors, hot tainale men. are the ex-pastors? Unusual gifts to pas- community features and news yarns. 517-35
‘13“th 1 17‘ Informal interwews W‘th officers tors from members. This week’s tale was told in pictures 111'
mm :11); 1 1on precautions against house breaking, 401 First moving picture in town. and text. It was about the rescue of six 11 1
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5 couks 1 ”05' 1 _ . _ First talking plcture, ducklings trapped in two storm drains. 111:1
'dpfarrn; * 18'. Old?“ bmldmg ”1 community 41. Local pioneer landmarks, their The attention Of the winner 0f the {‘011- ‘111
e121), 1 anfgltilinstory'f fi 1 history. test was attracted by the mother duck’s 1
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names d" - y , - 42. Do you have a local inventor? £111.1th quacking. When released, .the 1'11 '
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d main 0 . . . . - - , Carpenter With unusual ability, cabinet . i ~xei-= 1
1 2 . Who were stieets in City named . _ 1n the meantime scuttled for the woods 2.1::
‘he At- 1 _ maker, doll repair man? The Village ’ . . ' 1‘1." 1'
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l urges i 1 blacksmith—what are their experiences? .’ ‘ ’ ' . ‘ it‘ll i
- their ,1 21. Experience of -telephone opera 43 T , l 1 _ yarns attract readers like bees to spilled 11 :
r '1 tor, number of calls, longest distance ' racing 9C? antiques. honey, and fill the gap in “CW5 that is 11 j
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 1941 August, 1941 THE KENTUCKY PRESS Page Five l l
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rofession- 'l engaged in 0H?” (WM/vies; usually 1017 N.E.A. Opposes Slam Proposal vent this proposal from being written l ' 1
a' rintin . T ical situations are re- . . into law before its effect can be con- l '.
.( 5k for l P g yp . , . , p Chief of Staff Colin F. Stain of the . . . l; ,;.
. Federal \ sented in the ofHCial release to illustrate . . Sidered by appropriate postal agencies. 'l l _-
. .. . lomt Committee on Internal Revenue ‘ 1,.
hermore 3 the applicability of the exemption of the ' , . ,; '
, g. ,_ . . Taxation has reported to the House —-————— ll.
that a _ ,. operations ()1 the average combination , . E
p . . _. “lays and Means Committee an alterna- , . ‘l ‘
ess haw; newspaper-Job prlnung shop where the . . . Kentucky Edi/07‘s To Serve ;-.‘-
, , . . . . _ tive method of raismg the three and . y
tive Bul- circulation 15 Within the statutory niax- . . On N.E.A. Committees .
l , . . . one—half billion dollars requested by .l
; 1mum prescribed in the Fair Labor . . _ . a; ,
igton f 3 Standards Act of 1938 the President, and has included a pro- Three Kentucky editors were appmnt- ;
0 . , g A . u - ; p , . . . f
r . . osal for )lElCll] second class )osta 0 ~ - ' - L - :ll' -
.iickly as l The spec1al memorandum of Admin- (1:11 a 3,; ml 1),“ng (exclusive oflcoungt lid ('ml “inlmiteés 10; the) NilllmanEd .; '
. . . . c ’ c ' . ‘ ' , g r K - l'. ‘
arify the 7 istrator Fleming to regional directors de- 1 l g ,, - y ”mm 8800 mom 3 I‘CSK ent 1y '
4. . free delivery), which he states would mond B, Howard. Secretary I C_ Alcocky ll; - _
~21th b l fines three tests to determine the cover- . N. , ~ 1;:
inf , l’ ‘a e 01. exemption of em loyees in a Weld 5;;/8,000,000. DanVille Advocate—Messenger, was named lg;
Olm‘l‘ . ' ' g 1 1 d p. . The Postmaster General’s report 101‘ on the membership and the awards com- til ~
as It is l plant of tie eiaracter escribed in Sec- 1 , 1- 3 4 l .7 . l, .
; . ‘ . . tie yeai eming June 0, 19 0, SIOWS mittees; PreSident Russell Dyche, Lon- .;; ,1
m l tion 13) (a) (8). The gist of the matter . . 3
. . . . an alleged defic1t of $85,381,000 on sec— don Sentinel-Echo, was named on the ;'
is that the exemption is applicable only 1 . 1 - _ , - , . l;
1 l 1 - ,1 , bl'l 011C {12155 mall, 0f W 11Ch hCC-ln-COUHEY membership and the consumer educa— .,
to paiticu ai emp oyees in tie esta is 1- shows an alle ed $7 000 000 deficit Mr . . _ g . . -.
_. . .- . _ .~ < g , , . - tion committees, and CeCil Williams, ;
nient duiing w01k weeks in which then . , , . 11 h l
l g ,. g_ ‘k , , ,1 b , .1 Stains proposal wou ( meant at an 2161- Somerset Journal, was named on the ‘l >
lion has /' pizmmy W01 may piopei y e saic to (litional burden of $26 900 000 would committee on consumer education ll‘
’6 be in connection with the )ublication of ’- ’ ‘ ' w -
:wspaper I a e kl or se niu k1 hIa . , have to be borne by daily newspapers, l‘;
. , _‘ 1 Y r — .,
e speCial l we y CC y \ing a eircu $12,900,000 by newspapers other than —_—_— ‘11
r g lation of less than 3,000, the malor part 1 .1. 1 300 0 b f- 1 1- l
- espect of which circulation is within the count C a1 ies, $ 6’ ’ 00 Y iaterna ’ re 1.8; 117age “77d Hour Enforcement ll
tr Labor . . . .y ious and other zone exempt rate pubii- . l
JEA has 2-; where printed and 13111315th Fleld m: cations and the balance of $92 400 000 Complaints 0f weekly newspaper pub- l l
ers. The l spectors of the Ill/age (”I'd Hour Dzm- by all other publications including mag» lishers from New York and other states ii
iled dis- A; non have been Misti-acted to regard the azines and farm and business papers. about the assessment of back pay when ll
3161113 in gl 6771])1031'66 Zn (/1165th71 (IS exempted Ill/1671 FEW people realize that the free-in— they have Considered themselves exempt iill
.ni-week- «l he war/es more than 50 per cent of his county privilege is granted only to sec- under Section 13 (a) (8) of the Fair La- l'gll
in 3000 “"16 0” ”0"" Chm“? ”“55““? t0 the end—class mail rated publications distrib- bOF Standards Act have been accumu- ll.
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t is ‘gen- publication of the newspaper. uted from post offices that do not have lating so fast that a clarifying-restate- l;
many of ‘, ______ either village or city letter carrier ser- merit as to the Wage and Hour Dwmon’s 1; lI
ein Will ' _ g _ . vice. Development of these services has enforcement pOllClCS is expected Shortly. ll ,
ly assess- Soczal Secm‘zty Revzszon reduced the number of papers utilizing The NEA Washington Representative l
are bor. ; It 15 reported that the Social Security the service within the county, has been in conference on the subleCt l‘llll
:ice. .g Board has forwarded to a special Senate Previous Congressional committees for several days With DlVlSlon oilicmls ;
e Wage committee recommendations calling for and post office commissions have es. 111 an Effort to Clear the confusmn ap‘ '0
i to all l higher pay roll taxes. Under the recom- tablished that nothing like this pro- 133“?le “mung “Ver the scope 0f the r
)er pub- _ mendations the existing 1 per cent pay posed amount or even 5 percent of it DIVISIOHS interpretation as to the status jlll
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culation l roll tax on all employees covered under could be collected by any assessment of Of combination newspaper-_;ob ShOPS- A ll;
16 Divi- ; the old-age and survivors’ insurance pro- postal rates without driving many news spec1a1 NEA Wage and Hour BUNCH“ l ;‘3;
rcement j gram would be boosted. papers out of business. Wlll be issued as soon as the negotiations ; ll;
iated in l The schedule of social security taxes, The policy under which second-class are completed. l
3, 1939, ; 111 the aggregate, Will require 15 per cent rates were granted is for newspapers and ______ “.gl;
:st clari- addltlonal pay roll taxes on employers. other publications to be distributed to . _ u l;
ated by l Employers are HOW paying a 3 per cent the public in all sections of the country J LaMarr Bradley, Cdlto“ 0f the PmW' 33.;
icies on ;