Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1941 — Page 8
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Hoosier Pree Association eres
Looking over an equipment display by the Hoosier State Press Assaciation convention at the Hotel Lincoln are (left to right) J. Frank McDermond Jr. Attica, president; A. J. Heuring, Winslow, a director; Marion Ayres, Shelbyville, another director, and Weay E. Fleming, Indianapolis, manager and general counsel.
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McDermond Says Smali-Town Newspaper Must Win Affection of Its Community|
Small-fown publishers must organize and assume the duty of “ingratiating the newspaper in the life and "affections of the community it is serving,” ‘J. Frank McDermond Jr., president, told the Hoosier State Press Association here today.
The association opened its: annual two-day meeting. this morning at the Hotel Lincoln with 200 attending. Mr. McDermond, one of the charter. members when the association was formed eight years ago, derided the feeling among small town editors that their problems were any different from those facing any metropolitan newspaper. In his annual address, the Attica ‘publisher also attacked the Fed‘eral Wage and Hour Law as a bar- ~ rier to newspaper unity. “The law is another example of what happens when there is lack of unity, with a great profession _such as newspaper publishing torn “in two and divided int® classes by a law set up in a nation which is potentially opposed to class. legislation.” Mr, McDermond declared, however, that newspapers” haye “only ourselves to blame for the ecriticism which has been heaped upon us.” In his estimation, a smalltown newspaper should take a leading role in civic affairs and not merely sit back and “report.” He singled out newspapers in which “the entire staff is concerned more with what it can do to the Sommunliy than for the community.” At a luncheon today, the Hoosier editors were to hear Alfred O. Dowd, warden of the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City, and this afternoon was to be devoted to a news‘paper seminar. Mark Ethridge, vice president and general manager of the Louisville Courier Journal and Times, is to
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two plaques will be awarded, one each to the daily and weekly Indiana paper that has “contributed the most outstanding service toward betterment of its community—during 1940.” At tomorrow’s final luncheon session, Governor Schricker will speak following ' committee reports. . The meeting will be directed by Wray E. Fleming, manager and general counsel of the ‘association. He is expected to report on g bill passed by the Indiana House and now in third reading in the Senate which would protect reporters from
of their information before juries and legislative committees. On the whole, the association has had little -to lobby for in the Legislature, Mr. Fleming said today. The Indiana Weekly Press Association will convene tomorrow morn=ing while the daily publishers discuss state and national problems. After that, Republicans among
ASKS REHABILITATION DRIVE FOR PROPERTY
Charles ©O. Grinslade of the Grinslade Construction Co. this week urged a concerted effort by the Property Management Division of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, or Some similar group, to get landlords to rehabilitate badly run down properties.
division’s weekly Wedresday lunch-! eon in the Canary Cottage, said such a movement. would result in higher net income for the landlords, would keep the U. 8. Housig Authority from ‘establishing a project here and would halt the development of slum areas. Robert B. Kershaw said the repairing of old houses created a better class of low-income. tenants and: Firman C. Sims said that de-
address the association at the annual banquet tonight, At that time,
terioration of cheap properties started “blighted” areas.
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the sssociation will hurry over to the Claypool Hotel for the opening of the annual winter one-day meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, Highlights of the Republicans’ meeting will be an address tomorrow night of U. S. Senator Raymoncl BE, Willis, who will be making his first . Indiana appearance since taking the oath of office Jan. 3. State issues will be discussed by William E. Jenner of Shoals, maJority leader in the, Indiana Senate. In conjunction with the meeting, [State G. O. P. Chairman Arch N. Bobbitt has announced a conference of all Republican county chairmen and vice chairman, ‘The editors also will elect new officers of the association, now heacled by James E, Montgomery of New Albany. In a pre-convention meeting, the Republican State Committee will gather tonight to hear reports on platform legislation and the recent G. 0. P, meeting: with Governor Schricker on state government “decentralization.”
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