New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1929, Page 5

" Digest to Watch Public Reactions “Yellow Joursal” of Clip- pings Semt Execative Each Day—Reads Many e .June ¢ UM—President . keeping a vigilant watch trend of public sentiment mfi- great questions of govern- t as it is reflected in the press mll sections of the nation. late each day, there is placed hefore him his own specially prepar- ed and private newspaper, dubbed *“Phe Yellow Journal” by White House attaches, not for its contents but because it consists of clippings mounted upon sheets of ' yellow toolscap loosely bound together with the red tape that adorns, literaily, s0 many of Washington's public documents. 35 Papers Condensed Essentially, the president's paper s a compilation of news dispatches and editorial opinion gleaned from the columns of more than thirty-five daily papers which are received each morning at-the executive mansion. But even this is not sufficient to meet the desires of the chief execu- tive, and to it have been added the srvices of two specially slected clip- ping bureaus. I his busy schedule permits, Mr. Hoover makes & careful study of the clippings beéfote leaving office, al- though he sometimes takes them to the White House proper and goes over them there a’little ‘later. He préters, however, to dispose of “the yellow journal,” before leaving his desk, . as there are usually dinner gupsts and it is not always possible to'find time for reading in the eve- aing. President Hoover is most interest- ed at present in the reaction of the press to two of the great domestic problems of the day, tariff revision and farm relief, Numerous journals from the agricultural northwest have been added to the list of papers usually received at the White House %0 that the president may have a thorough knowledge of the attitude of the press of the section vitally ‘nterested in these topics. Larger Datlies Received The papers from which “the Yel- low Journal” is compiled are the dallies of the larger cities. The task of .combing the smaller papers has heen given over to the clipping bureauys. These, incidentally, were chésen with some difficulty, as first Inquiries revealed that only a lew establishments make a practice of vlipping editorials, i The president's own newspaper was established during the Wilson administration. It was the idea of Joseph Tumulty, President Wilson's secretary, and was used in varying degrees by both President Harding and President Coolidge. At the out- vet of the Hoover administration its acgpe was enlarged by increasing the number of papers from which it wah compiled and adding the serv- iceq of the clipping bureaus. Marked Copies Received Frequently, marked copies of newspapers are sent to the White House by citizens from many parts of the country who are interested in some particular project or problem and some times articles from these are added to the columns of the “Yellow Journal.” For more than ten years the task of preparing “The Yellow Journal” has been entrusted to John McCabe, a veteran of the White House cleri- cal force. He finds it a joh-that oc- cupies his entire time and the part time services of an assistant. Shears in hand he tackles each morning the huge stack of papers and gocs through them column by column clipping the articles and editorial that in his opinion the president would wish to read. GASCOS BEAT NEWMATICS. Jim Lynch's Crew of Ball Tossers Take Newmatics Into Camp By 5 to 3 Count. ® Jim Lynch's Gascos took the New Britain Machine team of the Indus- trial baseball league into camp last night to the tune of 5 to 3 in a tight game. The Gascos whaled out ‘eight hits to seven for the Dusty league team. Restelli, Klatka and W. Bojack hit triples while Francis Sheehan socked out a double and a single. Don Cosgrove starred for the New- matics with three hits and he played a whale of a game around second base. Carlson and Kopec formed the battery for the Gascos. The Gascos meet Stanley Rule next Monday night. Scientist Home for Medical Treatments Seattle, June 4 (M—His re- searches in Chinesc Turkestan in- terrupted by illness, Dr. Sven Au- ders Hedin, former president of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and internationally known for his scientific writings, was here today en route to Boston for medical treatment, The scientist said he hoped to re- join his expedition in about thrce months. 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