Professor Emeritus of Journalism at the University of Iowa and Nancy Drew scholar.

Columnist for the Des Moines Tribune, the Des Moines Register, and Better Homes and Gardens.

Born Herbert Joseph Putz. Communist journalist and editor in the 1930s of The Producers News and Farmers National Weekly; his career after 1941 was with the Daily World. Subject files, correspondence, notebooks, typescripts, and published writings regarding the link between communism and agriculture.

General manager of Associated Press. The scrapbooks contain photographs, speeches, press releases, and articles from his career with the Associated Press.

American journalist.

Writer and journalist. Manuscripts for four of his books, including The Bill of Rights.

Novelist and journalist. Revised printers copy of Somewhere the Tempest Fell (1947), correspondence, clippings, book jackets, and a photograph.

Professor of journalism at The University of Iowa.

Newspaper editor whose papers relate to her career as a journalist and the years she spent in occupied Japan following World War II.

Pulitzer prize-winning journalist with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Typescript drafts, galleys, proofs, and layouts for some of his books. Also general correspondence files, speeches, and newspaper clippings.

Journalist who worked for the Office of Public Information at the University of Iowa.

Journalist for the Toledo Blade and writer of the first Nancy Drew mysteries and other children's series books; collection includes writings, clippings, scrapbooks, fan mail, photographs, and a typewriter.

Materials related to food commentator and creative writer Mimi Gormezano. These journals document her travels locally and internationally with her commentary on the types of food she was experiencing.

Journalist with Time and Newsday, where he began a column nationally syndicated in 1969. Author of several books. Correspondence, research, interviews, audio tapes, photographs, speeches, reporter's notebooks, and preliminary drafts of his works.

Free-lance journalist and author of Broken Heartland and Under Fire. Correspondence, research notes, and preliminary drafts of his writings.

This is an instruction book for students on the application of typography in communication to promote revolution. Most of the examples depict bold face large letters for emphasis. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Correspondence, minutes of the board of directors, conventionreports, financial records, committee files, copies of the publication RTNDA Bulletin, membership files, audiotapes, videotapes, and other papers.

Journalist who worked for the Stars and Stripes in postwar Europe.

Journalist and essayist. Correspondence, typescripts, notes, reviews, published copies, etc. relating to his literary career and his contributions to beat literature and the new journalism movement.

The Stephen Lysle Sanger Papers copy of his book Cedar County: A Memoir of Iowa; correspondence; manuscript of Cedar County; newspaper clippings; photos of Sanger, Tipton, and his book cover; research information on Cedar County; genealogical information; other writings including two book covers of other books written by Sanger; a Los Angeles Times Magazine (March 1, 1992); and a copy of a Forbes AmericanHeritage magazine (April/May 2005).