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Pages from the May 1989 edition of the Newsletter for the Iowa High School Press Association from the University of Iowa. This newsletter was sent to the Director of the Southeastern Scholastic Press Association at Florida A&M University,
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A memo from Robert M. Ruggles to Thelma T. Gorham. Ruggles notifies Gorham that Lucile Bluford has become Dr. Bluford. Ruggles tells Gorham to see page 2 of the June 14th Chronicles of Higher Education in JRC.
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A letter from Novella Cross Holmes to Thelma T. Gorham. Holmes details the plans for the 38th Annual Southern Regional Press Institute. Holmes asks Gorham if she could serve as a consultant for the event.
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A letter from Carolyn M. Fennell to Thelma T. Gorham. Fennel congratulates Gorham on her induction into the Black Communicators Hall of Fame. She also updates Gorham on the progress of her career.
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A letter from Utopia H. Davis to Thelma T. Gorham. Davis asks Gorham if she can put a piece of Christian literature in the news. Davis also explains her background as a missionary.
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A letter from Thelma T. Gorham to Thomas W. Strahan. Gorham updates Strahan on the health difficulties she has been experiencing lately and how they have interfered with her work.
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A letter from Mary Day to Thelma T. Gorham. Mary provides the list of assignments for the United States Authors Series, requested by Gorham through A. Hines.
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A letter from Thelma T. Gorham to William P. Grayson. Gorham notifies Grayson that she would like to return to the University of Minnesota to work toward a Ph.D. She asks Grayson if there are any employment opportunities in the Minneapolis area for a woman of her background. Gorham encloses a promotion folder for "BRAND NEWS" and asks Grayson for his thoughts on the idea.
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A letter from Thelma T. Gorham. Gorham wishes to be informed of any opportunities in advertising promotion or merchandising at Proctor and Gamble, specifically in what Gorham refers to as "the Negro market."
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A letter from Thelma T. Gorham. Gorham contacts the literary agents of author John Steinbeck, wondering how she can get in contact with him. She is looking to use phrases from his Nobel prize acceptance speech as the title of and introduction to a book she wants to write.