HIT:1950'S NEWS

[DaShannin Lovin <lovind@blanchester.k12.oh.us>]

My question about accessing 1950's newspapers was of interest to more
than just me.  Unfortunately, there is no easy way to find these
articles- I was afraid of that.  Most people confirmed that current
articles are pretty easy to find on the web, but older ones are usually
on microfilm at university and some public libraries.  Roxane E. Oakley,
Library Development Consultant with the state of Ohio, said that Ohio
has a Ohio Statewide Reference Backup Service available to libraries
for  questions such as this.
        So...I am going  back to my patron to ask more detailed
questions and
provide him with these answers.  Thanks so much to those who responded.
You make all the difference.
--

DaShannon Lovin, Media Specialist
Blanchester High School
Blanchester Ohio
mailto:lovind@blanchester.k12.oh.us

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