Highlights from the Stanford Daily Archive
1930
Journalism Department Adds Advertising Course. The Stanford Daily, Volume 76, Issue 51, 3 January 1930
BOB SPEERS IS ELECTED TO 'DAILY' EDITORSHIP BY STAFF. The Stanford Daily, Volume 76, Issue 71, 31 January 1930
JOURNALISM DIVISION RECOMMENDS EMRY TO SCHOLAR AWARD. The Stanford Daily, Volume 77, Issue 3, 5 February 1930
Naval Treaty Is Subject Of Rowell Lecture. The Stanford Daily, Volume 77, Issue 68, 27 May 1930
1931
E.W. SMITH ATTENDS JOURNALISM MEETING. The Stanford Daily, Volume 78, Issue 49, 6 January 1931
JOURNALISM CLASS WILL ISSUE PAPER AS SUMMER WORK. The Stanford Daily, Volume 79, Issue 38, 21 April 1931
Journalism Society Names Committees. The Stanford Daily, Volume 79, Issue 64, 27 May 1931
JOURNALISM DIRECTOR LIKES SOCIAL SCIENCE EMPHASIS IN TEACHING. The Stanford Daily, Volume 79a, Issue 17, 13 August 1931
A.P. EDITOR TO TALK ABOUT JOURNALISM. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 19, 27 October 1931
JOURNALISM STAFF HAS NEW MEMBERS. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 2, 2 October 1931
DAILY REPORTER ANGLES WAY TO MOONEY HEARING. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 43, 2 December 1931
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF JOURNALISM. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 47, 8 December 1931
1932
PHI BETA KAPPA GOES INTO JOURNALISM. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 65, 28 January 1932
NEW JOURNALISM INSTRUCTOR PRAISES INDEPENDENCE OF "DAILY" MANAGEMENT. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 7, 9 October 1931
Scholarships for Journalism Offered. The Stanford Daily, Volume 80, Issue 70, 4 February 1932
JOURNALIST INITIATION. The Stanford Daily, Volume 81, Issue 34, 14 April 1932
DAILY TO APPEAR TWICE EACH WEEK SUMMER QUARTER. The Stanford Daily, Volume 81, Issue 61, 23 May 1932
Crawford Wins Daily Editorship For Volume 82; Publication Council Appoints Present Associate to Head Campus Paper for Next Year When Vote of Staff Lacks Needed Majority. The Stanford Daily, Volume 81, Issue 68, 1 June 1932
N.E.A. WILL MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES; Stanford Journalism Faculty Members Will Attend Some Sessions. The Stanford Daily, Volume 81a, Issue 7, 14 July 1932
STANFORD WRITERS AIDED BY TRAINING. The Stanford Daily, Volume 81a, Issue 9, 21 July 1932
STEWART ADDED TO JOURNALISM STAFF. The Stanford Daily, Volume 82, Issue 1, 3 October 1932
1933
Journalism Class Will Visit Small Newspapers. The Stanford Daily, Volume 82, Issue 71, 3 February 1933
Annual Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Awards. The Stanford Daily, Volume 83, Issue 53, 26 May 1933
Journalism Professor Addresses Oakland Club. The Stanford Daily, Volume 83a, Issue 14, 10 August 1933
Dr. Brown In Interview On Journalist William A. White. The Stanford Daily, Volume 83a, Issue 9, 25 July 1933
Campus Leaders Quizzed By S.F. Journalist. The Stanford Daily, Volume 84, Issue 2, 5 October 1933
JOURNALISM LOAN FUND CREATED BY PRESS ASSOCIATION. The Stanford Daily, Volume 84, Issue 24, 6 November 1933
Woman Journalist Tells Of Fascinating Career. The Stanford Daily, Volume 84, Issue 32, 16 November 1933
Brown to Read Paper At Journalism Meeting. The Stanford Daily, Volume 84, Issue 43, 5 December 1933
1934
Division of Journalism Changes Requirements. The Stanford Daily, Volume 85, Issue 18, 4 April 1934
Stanford Colors Decided by Journalism, Says Farm Tale. The Stanford Daily, Volume 85, Issue 29, 19 April 1934
Stanford Grad Named Journalism Instructor. The Stanford Daily, Volume 85, Issue 49, 17 May 1934
Over Sixty New Members Join Farm Faculty; Bush Is Journalism Head. The Stanford Daily, Volume 85, Issue 60, 20 September 1934
Journalism Instructor On Staff of Magazine. The Stanford Daily, Volume 86, Issue 4, 8 October 1934
1935
Greek Journalist Talks Tonight in Little Theatre. The Stanford Daily, Volume 86, Issue 47, 4 January 1935
Editors Plan Radio Talks. The Stanford Daily, Volume 86, Issue 63, 28 January 1935
JOURNALIST TO SPEAK TONIGHT ON COMMUNISM. The Stanford Daily, Volume 86, Issue 64, 29 January 1935
Alumnus To Give Classes In Journalism Next Year. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 15, 2 April 1935
Journalism Fraternity Honors Farm Students. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 20, 9 April 1935
Bush To Talk Over KGO On Journalism Monday. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 33, 26 April 1935
Jackson Appointed As Journalism Instructor. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 37, 2 May 1935
Nelson Eddy, Concert Singer, Interviewed by Daily Reporter. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 53, 24 May 1935
JOURNALIST APPOINTED. The Stanford Daily, Volume 87, Issue 56, 29 May 1935
1936
KGO To Broadcast Journalism Skit. The Stanford Daily, Volume 89, Issue 33, 16 April 1936
Head of Journalism Department Calls Newspaper Educator, Valuable Government Critic. The Stanford Daily, Volume 89, Issue 7, 18 February 1936
Stanford Student Finds Self In Midst of Iberian Fracas; Local Newshawk Launches Career as Spanish War Correspondent for U.P. The Stanford Daily, Volume 89a, Issue 16, 11 August 1936
1937
JOURNALIST HONORED. The Stanford Daily, Volume 90, Issue 58, 19 January 1937
Weigle Discusses Early Journalism. The Stanford Daily, Volume 91, Issue 26, 31 March 1937
CHINESE JOURNALIST TO SPEAK AT VESPER. The Stanford Daily, Volume 91, Issue 5, 5 February 1937
Miller Speaks To Journalism Groups Today. The Stanford Daily, Volume 92, Issue 34, 11 November 1937
Miller Speaks To Journalists; Foreign Correspondent Work Told in Talk. The Stanford Daily, Volume 92, Issue 35, 12 November 1937
1938
Daily To Hold Tryouts Today; Editors To Explain Newspaper Style. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 04, 3 February 1938
Desmond Will Join Faculty; Journalist To Teach Here Next Quarter. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 15, 18 February 1938
Journalism Division Plans Five Year Background Course for M. A. Degree. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 17, 24 February 1938
Journalist To Discuss European Situation. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 39, 19 April 1938
Fraternity Seeks High Journalism Standards. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 52, 6 May 1938
Bristol To Teach Journalism Course. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 60, 18 May 1938
Journalism Majors Receive SDX Keys. The Stanford Daily, Volume 93, Issue 61, 19 May 1938
Stanford To Welcome Press Convention. The Stanford Daily, Volume 94, Issue 25, 28 October 1938
Luncheon to Honor Noted Journalist. The Stanford Daily, Volume 94, Issue 41, 21 November 1938
Correspondent Discusses New Reporting Slant. The Stanford Daily, Volume 94, Issue 43, 23 November 1938
1939
Journalism Professor To Speak Over KGO. The Stanford Daily, Volume 96, Issue 25, 30 October 1939
Famed Author, Journalist To Talk on European Affairs. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 3, 8 February 1939
Vincent Sheean To Speak Here. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 27, 6 April 1939
Sheean to Give ASSU Lecture; Journalist to Talk On 'Personal Opinion'. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 31, 12 April 1939
Journalist to Speak In Tuesday Series. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 15, 27 February 1939
Gunther To Lecture On Europe. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 7, 14 February 1939
Roy Howard To Lecture Here Tonight. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95, Issue 50, 9 May 1939
State's Newsmen to Confer Here on Editorial Problems; Bush Will Welcome California Newspaper Publishers Association. The Stanford Daily, Volume 95a, Issue 6, 13 July 1939
Teaching
Faculty who taught in the 1930s:
Berton Joseph Ballard, 1935-1939, 1943-1944, News Writing; Forms of Journalistic Writing; Principles of Advertising
Merritt Elihu Benson, 1934-1935, 1936-1937, Copy Reading; Law for Journalist; History of Journalism
Buford O. Brown, 1924-1935, Law of the Press; Editoral Writing; Business Management
Chilton Rowlette Bush, 1933-1972, Practical Reporting; Practical Editing; Reporting of Public Affairs
Frank R. Clarvoe, 1939-1952,
Robert William Desmond, 1937-1938, World Journalism
Walter L. Doty, 1937-1938, Principles of Advertising
Paul C. Edwards, 1939-1943,
Elmer J. Emig, 1931-1932, Advertising Problems; Contemporary Thought, Public Opinion
Rex Hardy Jr, 1939-1941, Pictorial Journalism
Miller Holland, 1939-1945,
Charles Morris Hulten, 1939-1940, Editorial Techniques
Thomas George Irwin, 1928-1931, News Writing; Copy Reading; Law for the Journalist
Hartley E. Jackson, 1935-1936, Mechanics of Publishing
David Lamson, 1930-1931, Direct Advertising
Raymond D. Lawrence, 1936-1937, 1938-1941, 1946-1951, Seminar: Society and mass communication; Techniques in Propaganda; Investigative Methods in Journalism
Clarence R. Lindner, 1939-1952,
Eugene Raymond Lovett, 1938-1939, Business Management; Advanced Business Problems
Waldo J . Marra, 1928-1930, Business Management
James Cudner Nute, 1936-1944, Typographic Design; Mechanics of Publishing; Advertising Production
Edward Horrall Redford, 1934-1935, Practical Editing
Charles Elkins Rogers, 1931-1932, News Writing; Copy Reading
Richard Alfred Russell, 1936-1941, Principles of Advertising; National Campaigns
Paul Clifford Smith, 1939-1952,
Everett Wallace Smith, 1910-1917, 1918-1933, News Writing; Current Newspapers; American Journalism
Kenneth N. Stewart, 1932-1934, 1968-1969, 1974-1978, News Writing; Copy Reading; American Journalism
Ralph Townsend, 1934-1935, Advertising Copy and Layout
Neal Van Sooy, 1935-1939, 1940-1941, Newspaper Accounting and Cost Finding; Business Management; Advanced Business Problems
Clifford Francis Weigle, 1934-1949, 1950-1970, 1971-1981, News Writing; Practical Editing; Feature Article
In Memoriam:
–Everett Smith, (1876–1933)
Course offerings in the 1930s:
Stanford President’s Annual Reports from the 1930s:
RESEARCH
Books by faculty in the 1930s:
Journalistic vocations; a beginner's guide to editorial work, advertising, circulation, free lance writing, publicity, and related fields - Charles Elkins Rogers
Reading interests of business executives - Chilton Rowlette Bush
Ways that are dark: the truth about China - Ralph Townsend
The press and world affairs - Robert William Desmond
Newspaper reference methods - Robert William Desmond
Private Lindner's letters: censored and uncensored letters, anecdotes, sketches - Clarence R. Lindner
