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FROM THE ARCHIVEFeb 20, 1947·Oakwood, Ohio

DEDICATION TO JOURNALISM PRINCIPLES

Scanned from The Oakwood Press , Ohio), Feb 20, 1947
DEDICATION TO JOURNALISM PRINCIPLES
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THE PRESS Published by DAYTONOAKWOOD PRESS Incorporated 41 Park Ave WA 21611 By Carrier By Mail SUBSCRIPTION RATES 120 per Year 150 per Year THIS NEWSPAPER is dedi cated everlastingly to the high est principles of journalism Politically independent THE PRESS shall always be truth ful honest and tolerant and shall support those issues and candidates offering most for the public good. Old Dobbin In Reverse. He leaped to his saddle and galloped madly off in all direc tions Weve forgotten who uttered this graphic description of a frus trated and bewildered soul but a classical illustration of it oc curred in Dayton during the past fortnight. When the Griffenhagen report on the police department a peared it was heralded by bold black headlines in one daily newspapers Read of the s were justified in thinking ment had gone t that Chief W u r o the dogs s t n e r and ano 1 aides were a parcel of fools with no more police sense than Ged 8 ave a goose Mebbe so but read on Mac Duff W shall not attempt to say at this stage of the controve V whether Wurstner is right or wrong.

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