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In 2016, the album was placed on iTunes where an MP3 version could be downloaded free: An artilcle in the Dec. 17 edition of The Pantagraph carried an article about the effort.
In 2016, the album was placed on iTunes where an MP3 version could be downloaded free: An artilcle in the Dec. 17 edition of The Pantagraph carried an article about the effort.


== '''Daily Pantagraph Connection''' ==




From the beginning of the Bloomington Chapter in 1942, employees of Bloomington's ''The Daily Pantagraph'' were active members.  Joe Bunting [[Media:Joe Bunting.jpg]], general manager, was a founding member and author of ''The Birth of SPEBSQSA In Bloomington.''
                               
Other staffers over the years: Charlie Driver, managing editor; Gene Smedley, city editor; Stan Lantz, farm editor [[Image:Stan Lantz.jpg|160px|right]]; Hal Adams, state editor; Tony Holloway, editor/reporter; Tom Gumbrell, editor/reporter; Bill Adams, night editor; Jim Stahly, editor/reporter.


A quartet of Pantagraphers called The Pied Typers [[Image:Pied Typers 2.jpg|240px|left]] entertained Bloomington-Normal audiences.  In photo, from left: Stan Lantz, tenor; Gene Smedley, lead; Tom Gumbrell, bass; Charlie Driver, baritone.  Stan Lantz also filled comedy roles, including Mammy Yokum in photo at right.




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== '''Daily Pantagraph Connection''' ==
From the beginning of the Bloomington Chapter in 1942, employees of Bloomington's ''The Daily Pantagraph'' were active members.  Joe Bunting [[Media:Joe Bunting.jpg]], general manager, was a founding member and author of ''The Birth of SPEBSQSA In Bloomington.''
                               
Other staffers over the years: Charlie Driver, managing editor; Gene Smedley, city editor; Stan Lantz, farm editor [[Image:Stan Lantz.jpg|160px|right]]; Hal Adams, state editor; Tony Holloway, editor/reporter; Tom Gumbrell, editor/reporter; Bill Adams, night editor; Jim Stahly, editor/reporter.
A quartet of Pantagraphers called The Pied Typers [[Image:Pied Typers 2.jpg|240px|left]] entertained Bloomington-Normal audiences.  In photo, from left: Stan Lantz, tenor; Gene Smedley, lead; Tom Gumbrell, bass; Charlie Driver, baritone.  Stan Lantz also filled comedy roles, including Mammy Yokum in photo at right.




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= '''WJBC Radio Connection''' ==
= '''WJBC Radio Connection''' ==
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