| Show STATE CONCLAVES SINCE 1894 while covering jungle battlefronts aswar correspondent early in the present conflict Vernon Frost publisher of three rural Idaho newspapers discussed problems facing war time publications Shoemaker manager of Sears Roebuckretail store in Salt Lake City the Saturday banquet speaker emphasized the importance of advertising to busi nesses Fifty-second annual meeting Friday-Saturday-Sunday January 12-13-14 1945 Hotel Newhouse Albert Epperson Kaysville Reflex who had served out the remainder of the term of Roy Schonian after his mid-summer resignation was elected president Attendance was set at 150 hint of things to come was offered by Hicks of San Francisco who discussed The Seven Mysteries of Offset Verne McKinney of the Hillshoro Oregon Argus president of National Editorial Association wasluncheon speaker discussing the future of weekly newspapers He pointed out that 30 of weekly circulation is that being sent overseas reflecting the interest of servicemen in their home communities Dr Adam Bennion assistant to the president of Utah Power Light and the Saturday banquet speaker discussed Conquest of Freedom An honorary life membership in USPA was given Hendrik Heinie Romeyn the associationmanager Fifty-third annual meeting Friday-Saturday-Sunday January 11-12-13 1946 Hotel Newhouse Howard Barrows Midvale Sentinel was elected president as 125 delegates regis tered for the first postwar convention George Sutherland associate editor of the Deseret News the Saturday night banquet speaker addressed Responsibility of the Press in Changing World Ways of bettering weekly circulation and readability were discussed by Floyd Hockenhull publisher of Circulation Management and Don Eck general manager of National Editorial Association USPAinvitation to hold the 1950 NEA convention in Salt Lake City was accepted by Mr 341 Digital image 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah Al rights reserved |
