Readers, classes of, 16.
Reader's customary questions. _See_ Questions.
Receptions, 210, 291.
Rehashing, 125-130.
Related stories, 140, 176, 187.
Releasing a story, 31, 144.
Reporter, 2, 28, 170, 186, 219, 235, 258, 259, 292.
Reporting court news, 192-202, 281.
Reports, dramatic, 259-275;
of meetings, conferences, decisions, etc., 119;
of speeches, sermons, lectures, etc., 143-168.
Rescues as features, 65.
Rewrite man, 125.
Rewrite story, 32, 125-130.
Robberies, 110, 291.
Runs, or beats, 5, 29.
Running a story, 30.
Running story, 31, 189, 200, 223, 227.
S
Sarcasm, 274.
Scoop, or beat, 6, 30.
Season story, 257.
Second day story, 32, 125, 130-140.
Sensationalism, 18, 90, 234.
Sentence length, 76.
Sermons, reports of, 3, 143-168.
Set up, to, 30.
Simple fire story, 40-49.
Slang, 28, 292.
Slash, to, 37, 92.
Slug, 30.
Sob squad, 236.
Social announcements, 212.
Social news, 204-214.
Sources of news, 4, 29.
Speaker beginning, 161, 180.
Special feature story, 255.
Speech reports, 3, 143-168, 284, 291.
Sporting editor, 29, 219.
Sporting news, 219-232.
Staff, 28.
State editor, 2.
Stenographic reports, 144, 194.
Stickful, 32.
Stories to be corrected, 311.
Storms, 3, 116.
Story, 30;
baseball, 219-232;
big, _see_ Big story;
body of, _see_ Body of the story;
faults in news, 75-104;
feature fire, 50-74;
fire, 38, 40, 105, 122;
follow, follow-up, or second day, 32, 125, 130-140;
form of news, 34-40;
news, 34-40, 50, 75, 105-124;
on announcements, bulletins, and other printed matter, 121;
on legislative bills, 121;
parts of news, 45, 76, 91;
police court, 118;
related, 140;
rewrite, 32, 125-130;
running, 31, 189, 200, 223, 227;
simple fire, 41-49;
special feature, 255;
summary athletic, 222;
unusual social, 213.
Street numbers, 278, 279, 286, 288, 290, 292, 310.
Style, 13, 33, 103, 233, 251.
Style Book, 33, 276-293.
Suggestions for study, 4, 294.
Suicide stories, 115, 291.
Summary beginning, for court reports, 197;
for interview stories, 182, 188;
for speech reports, 157.
Sums of money, 281, 286, 290.
Sunday editor, 29.
Superlatives, 222, 292.
T
Tables of athletic results, 232, 283.
Taking notes. _See_ Note taking.
Telegraph editor, 2, 29.
Telegraph queries, 12.
Telephone, use of, 13.
Terms, newspaper, 28-33.
Testimony, 200.
_That_-clause beginning, in interview stories, 182;
in speech reports, 154.
Theatrical news, 259-275, 284.
Time, indication of, 281, 286.
Time beginning, 47.
Timeliness, in general, 19;
in human interest stories, 238, 256, 286;
in interviews, 176, 187.
Tips, 3, 30, 295.
Title beginning of speech report, 160.
Titles, use of, 276, 277, 279, 282, 284, 287, 290, 292.
Track news, 219, 223.
Truthfulness, 8;
in general, 290;
in human interest stories, 239;
in interviewing, 179;
in speech reporting, 145, 168.
Typewriter, use of, 289.
U
Unexpected attendant circumstances, 60.
Unexpected news, 2.
Uniformity, 33, 34, 289.
United Press, 10.
Unusual social stories, 213.
Unusualness, 24, 213.
_Up_ style, 33.
Uplift run, 236, 254.
Usual football story, 223.
V
Values, news, 11, 14, 27, 38, 41, 204, 233.
Vaudeville reports, 264.
Vernacular, newspaper, 28.
Vividness, 104, 114, 116.
W
Weather story, 256.
Wedding announcements, 209.
Wedding story, 206.
_What_, as feature, 55.
_When_, as feature, 54.
_Where_, as feature, 52.
_Who_, as feature, 57.
_Why_, as feature, 51.
Wordiness, 87.
Y
Yarn, 30.
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|Transcriber's Note: |
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|Inconsistencies in spelling, hyphenation, punctuation and in |
|spacing in abbreviations have been retained as in the original,|
|along with deliberate misspellings and errors in "News Stories |
|to be Corrected" in Appendix II. |
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