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Rod Gelatt
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ROD gelatt, 1926 - 2020 ROD gelatt 1926 2020
ROD gelatt was born in 1926, in , to ROLAND GELATT and MARIE GELATT (born RODDY).
ROD married first name gelatt (born KOEPELL).
They had one child.
ROD passed away in 2020, at age 94.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Rod G. GelattRod G. Gelatt in The Southeast Missourian - June 11 1966
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"... of activities in the created "towns.” Staff members of the School ot Journalism who will lecture in I addition lo Miss Freeland will bc Mrs. Roe Lonis, assistant professor: Rod G. Gelatt, assistant professor and news director of Maurice E. Votaw, assistant professor; Paul L. Myhre, associate professor: i i ii H. Taft, professor: Frank Dobyns. Any Dad WOUld Ilke to get ..."
Publication place: Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, United States
Rod GelattRod Gelatt in Middlesboro Daily News - May 19 2004
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"... Unfortunately, many media, both broadcast and print, have gotten away from that policy. On second and subsequent references, they now refer to the president by his last name only. ROD GELATT. PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF JOURNALISM, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI- COLUMBIA DEAR PROFESSOR GELATT: We hope this latest trend is simply a journalistic shortcut and not an intentional insult. Thank you for the ..."
Publication place: Middlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky, United States
Rod GelattRod Gelatt in The Spokesman-Review - May 19 2004
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"... Unfortunately, many media, both broadcast and print, have gotten away from that policy. On second and subsequent references, they now refer lo the president by his last name only. Rod Gelatt, Professor Emeritus of Journalism, University of Dear Professor Gelatt: Wc hope iltis latest trend ts simply a journalistic shortcut and not an intentional insult. Thank you for the enlightening commentary. ..."
Publication place: Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, United States
Rod GelattRod Gelatt in Lawrence Journal-World - May 19 2004
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"... Unfortunately, many media, both broadcast and print, have gotten away from that policy. On second and subsequent references, they now refer to the president by his last name only. Rod Gelatt, professor emeritus of journalism, University of Dear Professor Gelatt: We hope this latest trend is simply a journalistic shortcut and not an intentional insult. Thank you for the enlightening commentary. email your questions to or write to Annie's Mailbox, ..."
Publication place: Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, United States
