Amita Malik, a journalist visiting from India, chats with school children during an interview in the Saskatchewan Department of Industry and Information's radio room at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina. Gertrude Murray, supervisor of Department of Education's School Broadcasts office, looks on.

Item component is an article by William K. Rolph that appears in volume 4, issue 3 of Saskatchewan History from page 81 to 92.

Compilation of news articles written by Harold A. (Hal) Longman. Longman was a reporter for the Maryfield News and The Leader-Post, Regina. He later served as provincial editor of The Leader-Post. The compilation was produced and published by Longman's family as a tribute to him after his death in 1972.

Thesis entitled The Territorial Press in the Region of Present-Day Saskatchewan, 1878-1905, submitted by Earl Gordon Drake in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the Department of History, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. 206 p.

Table of contents is as follows: The Prologue; The Founding of the Territorial Press; Some Characteristics of the Press, 1878-1887; The Changing Character of the Press, 1888-1896; The Nature of the Territorial Press, 1888-1896; The Press and the Beginning of The Boom, 1897-1905; The Distinguishing Characteristics of the Press, 1897-1905; and Conclusion.

Includes information on the establishment of The Saskatchewan Herald and other newspapers in Prince Albert and Regina.

L-R, Sol Sanderson, Owen Anderson, and an unidentified man taking notes.

L-R, Sol Sanderson, Owen Anderson, and an unidentified man taking notes.

Photocopied scrapbook articles by Pat O'Dwyer, a columnist with the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. O'Dwyer's column explored topics pertaining to Saskatoon and Saskatchewan. The scrapbook also contains a copy of an article by Tom Melville. This scrapbook was compiled by Saskatoon citizen, Joe Zeman, who was a personal friend of Pat O'Dwyer.

Item component is an article by Ruth Millar that appears in volume 52, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 47.

Records created by Robert J. Moon pertaining to his career as a journalist for The Leader-Post, Regina, and StarPhoenix, Saskatoon, newspapers and author. Includes historical notes related to his journalistic career between 1957 and 1963, a chapter outline of a proposed book on Sinclair Lewis, and correspondence to the Saskatchewan Archives Board.

Reg Taylor, an autobiography published posthumously by the family of Walter Victor Reginald (Reg) Taylor (1897-1982), describing his youth in England, experiences in the First World War, emigration to Canada, and journalistic career with the Melville Advance, the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix and the Western Producer.