Reid H. Montgomery papers, 1910-1993.

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Reid H. Montgomery papers, 1910-1993.

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Correspondence, clippings, programs, photographs, scrapbooks, speech notes, and printed items relating to Montgomery's involvement with S.C. Press Association, for which he served as director, 1942-1955, and secretary-manager, 1965-1988; South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, for which he served as secretary-manager, 1965-1988; and National Council of College Publications Advisers, [later became College Media Advisers], for which he served as vice chairman, 1963-1965, and president, 1970-1971. Collection reflects Montgomery's work as an advocate for freedom of information and his journalistic career at Pinewood, Sumter, and Columbia. It contains examples of court cases and professional writings related to the topic of Fair Trial-Free Press, honors for his contributions to the field of journalism, and items related to his involvement with professional organizations. The collection also documents Montgomery's role in the development of journalism programs in each school where he taught.

3.75 linear ft. (3 cartons)

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7483793

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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