xt7vt43j188k https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7vt43j188k/data/mets.xml Kentucky Kentucky Press Association Kentucky Press Service University of Kentucky. School of Journalism 1946 Call Number: PN4700.K37 Issues not published 1935 Aug - 1937 Oct, 1937 Jul - 1937 Aug, 1939 Oct - Dec, 1940 Jan - Mar, 1951 Aug - 1956 Sep. Includes Supplementary Material:  2005/2006, Kentucky High School Journalism Association contest 2004-2005, Advertising excellence in Kentucky newspapers 2003-2005, Excellence in Kentucky newspapers newsletters  English Lexington, KY.: School of Journalism, University of Kentucky Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Press Press -- Kentucky -- Periodicals The Kentucky Press, August 1946 Vol.17 No.10 text The Kentucky Press, August 1946 Vol.17 No.10 1946 2019 true xt7vt43j188k section xt7vt43j188k . , I j
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Ihere’s a new package on the way for every day or every week newspaper public Here are a few examples of public service 3. , . , ..
6 National Newspaper Week, October service is living up to the finest traditions activities of the press: 3 I .
)duC- .I 8. of the American press. To serve as a voice American Red Cross: Christmas seals; aid I ‘ . '
Ihe slogan—“A Free Press—Voice Of Free- of freedom and a guardian of liberty, the for needy families: civic improvements; tax .
I, Guardian of Liberty.” press must remain unshackled and free of economy: schools, libraries; better highways; . . ,
, he theme: The newspaper as a public hampering restraints.” safety on highways; Farm Bureau, 4-H Club; .. ‘1 ‘ .
ant. “Newspapers realize this responsibility. skating rink; law enforcement; cancer pre- . I ‘_ _;
'reedom of the press is still a historic is- » During the recent war they accepted every vention; cooking school. . I I -
for winning the peace. In the 1946 challenge which the government placed Anti-tuberculosis; church attendance; I‘ i h
yional Newspaper Week, however, it re- upon them. The press championed the swimming pools; youth play centers; recre- I
ts an added grass roots significance in needs of the hour again and again. News— ational parks; better farm life; sound agri- . I : ,
lives of the American people. News- paper~sponsored drives collected scrap metal, culture; soil’ conservation; music festival; I i
labor, ers.put to work this cherished constitu- waste paper and fats. Newspaper carrier parking for cars; good government; home I i ' .
com- J31 right Of freedom 0f the: press when boys of the nation sold two billion war gardening; civic Opportunities. I W 1
'champion the public‘s interest in home- stamps. In the Seventh War Loan cam- Health information; veteran housing; I
'Ie' communities. In a larger sense the paign, the volume of contributed lineage graft prosecution; fire prevention; commun—' I ‘ i g .
. Q munity" served by the newspaper inay reached the staggering total of 62 million ity building; get-out-the-vote; rural elec‘ I 3,, I . I,
‘alarge one—the rural community within lines.” , .trifiction: learn to swim: amateur sports; ' 7' , .
, county or circulation area as well as v “To furnish the American people with famine relief: saving stamps; city beautifica- I '
urban cOmmunities that lie Withih the information, newspapers sent correspondents tion; town meetings. .
Iership radius Of the press. and photographers to every fighting front Added to this brief, representative list I ,1
he new package—the newspaper as a of the globe. The record shows that 3] _cor- are a hundred other things that affect daily i :i I: '.
lic servant—exemplifies well the 1946 respondents and photographers were killed, the lives of the American people. ' i f I:
.n, “A Free Press—Voice of Freedom, 29 were wounded, while five were captured From market news for the farmer to . I 3
rdian of Liberty.” by the enemy.” shopping news for the housewife, the news- ‘ ' . , -‘
' Oppnl‘tunit)’ For Inventory ‘ “Americn newsapapers have a just reason paper columns contained vital information ‘ -'
. he NatIonal Newspaper. Week Com~ to be proud of their record Of public service Of concern to the American PUth- I
ee of Newspaper Assoc1ation Managers, in World War II." Kiwanis To Feature Service . ‘ 1
~,believes that the 1946 theme Will afford ‘ _ _ _ Kiwanis International, with Offices in ‘ , ‘ '
imel tunit for‘ each news a er Newspaper SerVIce In CommunItIes Chic i. r . ' h 'd v 1‘
y Oppor Y P P ago, s equestlng t e preSI ent of each ,
_;Or to take inventory of what the news- L655 spectacular than this war record, of the 2,200 clubs in the United States ' Ii“
“I" has done in the way of public ser- but perhaps more meaningful to the aver- and Canada to observe National Newspaper I: I
during World War II and since mem- age newspaper reader, is the role 0f the Week, Oct. 1-8, with a special program. i 1.
1e V—J Day, August 14, 1945," said Gene newspaper as a public servant devoted to Here is the plan. as announced by Fred 3 i ‘=
.man, secretary-manager of the Michigan the interests 0f the public in home-town B. Worthing, director of public relations? i i ;
5 Association and chairman of the com- communities. The editor of the community’newspaper - I
lee, Here is‘ a truly grass roots demonstra- (plus department heads of the newspaper, ' . :_
, ‘Ve believe that the editor‘who cham- tion of the public service performed by if there are several Kiwanis clubs in the I I , I I
Sthe welfare of the community through American newspapers, large and small. Community) will be invited to~give a 10- if I »
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1d not be cc. be sold from special racks to determine consumer preferance. Point-of-sale ' 3
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the circulatid :1 quality of perishables, reduce the nation's food bill through elimination of I If . , '
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' 1‘é‘11 ‘1‘,;§1;11‘ Official Publication or the Kentucky Single veterans and $200 per month for uprer
“ j ,1‘ 7/78 Press Assomatiori married veterans and still receive suh.1reced
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: 1 11 1 1 ,1 915’; 1113 Victor R. Portmann, Edlmppubfisher Sisteiicc payments [mm the Government,

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‘ ‘.1 ‘11“? ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ». Printed On The Kernel Press, Lexmgton salaries to veterans will be $110 per month; iire Su
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‘ 11-1; ‘ ‘11‘ 11 formerly veterans could receive up to $300 onality
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L .‘1 1 :1-‘,_1 he Kentucky Press Assoczatzon recognizes the furldamental importance pci month horn employers an( sti TCCEIVCtI‘USIIlE

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‘ ‘lj: 1 11} 1 ‘11 information. It s‘m‘ds f0? [1 1 f tl’i C’nons ofylournalism 9‘“ advocates The Congressional Reorganization Law' quirmg
" 1“ ‘ ‘1‘ 1‘ -1 sentation of news, as 56‘ fort m e. a l‘ ' I‘ ‘ ‘ th ublica ‘ signed by the President on Aug. 2 providesations
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$11-11 ‘1‘1112 newspaper as a vital medium for civic, economic, social, and cultural com- 5,1 0,, .\ug. 9 the 0,1),,\_ ruled that 11315.0 [est 1
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“11‘ “11 Kentuckv Press Association Officers * * * for a 5proval of a price increase. No ”“1111”. l‘ellt
. 111151 1,111.11 HaroldA Browning President Effectne O(tobei l. the domestic rate on cation as to the price O.P..‘»\. w111 allow hasnblisln
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, 151111 111 ‘-‘.“1 11‘ Fred B. Wachs, First Vice President L ' is as a >x= £11 1111 L :11 United
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‘1““E‘“1 “‘ "1‘ *““ Tyler Mumford, Second VICE Pres: en eau authorit b the Fair Labor Standards , ‘ l 1 - 0.
111‘é‘l1“. “‘1 “‘ “ l Elmo” County Advocate, Morganfield ‘ . y y. . . National Newspaper Week pl‘ease send them Clltmo
,«1‘1 ,1‘15“‘1“ Victor R. Portmann,Secretary-Manager Act, W111 hence forth be administered by in to be passed along to those in charge The
111.1 1.11 11111111 University of Kentucky, Lexmgton a new Child Labor and Youth Linployment of )l'mninO' the observance 1 .icross 1
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11.11111 ‘11 51}l|1 Chairman, San-1:132)- F‘rst J‘oe La Gore Sun- - , . - - ~ The ANPA is assembling information con- ulation.
11‘ ‘11; S111 ‘ 111‘1‘51H denburg, “Poi; in g ’ 0‘ John B éaines The National Wage Stabilization Board ' ‘ 1 b‘ , Th‘ ._ f ma "()1 of

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11,111,111, 11 11, 111,111 park City News, Bowling Green; Third, J. M. again warned, in a iecent1order, that al 11 should be sent in early One important deemed
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11111111“ 1,“ li‘l ville; Seventh, Norman Allen, Floyd County them as a part of established apprentice- ‘ 1 , Tl \NPA wants thesé‘omem‘
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111“ 311.1: ‘1 1, , head, Enterprise, Harlan; State-at-Large, 56)“ , _ , not and regardless of whether the person
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.1. I:flonth‘m upreme Court UphOlClS form rate is not dissimilar to that employed Crime, Scandal Stories I'
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Government The Court refused to accept the propo- : "
Ers’ maximum” In a 3-2 decision June 27. the New Hamp- sition that the Legislature must regulate “7h“ do people read in their newspaper? J i
0 per month; ire Supreme Court upheld the constitu- 51“ 01' 110116 Of the advertising media. MOSH-V crime and s‘mldm‘ the average J i
'6 “P to $300‘onality of the law regulating political ad- It was HOt known what factual con- person seems [0 ‘hihk- But he’s mistaken. .‘
(1 still receive ertising rates passed in 1945 by the. New siderations prompted the Legislature to en- University journalism students asked 265 , J:
. arupshire Legislatura The high tribunal ZlCl'. the law, the Court Silid, but “it is 110T: ’ reader “his question: i
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nization La“? quiring newspapers, periodicals and radio can be supported on a reasonable basis.” voted to sports news: to comics,