8, 84, 123.
Group interviews, 187.

H

Heads, headlines, 27, 30, 78, 188.
Hospitals, as news sources, 4.
_How_, feature in, 57.
Human interest stories, 17, 24, 32, 178, 185, 191, 198;
discussion of, 233-255.
Humor, 24, 198, 214, 241.
Humorous story, 241.

I

Infinitive beginning of lead, 81.
Injuries, feature in, 65;
list of, 64.
Instructions to correspondents, 12.
Interest, 14, 35, 92, 102, 104, 141, 179, 192;
human, 17, 24, 32, 178, 185, 191, 198, 233-255.
Interview stories, 175-191.
Interviews, for facts, 6, 103;
for opinions, 6, 141, 169-191;
group, 187.

K

Keynote beginning of speech report, 158.
Killing a story, 30.

L

Lead, 31;
beginning of, 80, 89;
_don'ts_ in, 85-90;
in athletic stories, 223, 227;
in court reports, 195-200;
in fire stories, 39, 42, 50, 77-90;
in follow stories, 127-140;
in human interest stories, 233;
in interview stories, 179-185, 188;
in obituary stories, 214;
in other news stories, 106;
in speech reports, 147-164;
length of, 75;
main verb of, 86.
Leaded, 32.
Length, of lead, 75;
of paragraphs, 75;
of sentences, 76.
Line-up of teams, 232.
Linotype, 30.
Lists of dead and injured, 63;
of guests, patronesses, etc., 211, 282;
of names, 282.
Local interest, 21, 26.
Long football story, 226.
Loss of life, 22, 61, 73;
of property, 23, 55.

M

Mailing stories, 13.
Main verb of lead, 86.
Make-up, making up, 31, 37.
Manner, reporter's, 172.
Marriages, 206.
Meaningless generalities, 89.
Meetings, reports of, 3, 119, 291.
Money, sums of, 281, 286, 290.
Morgue, 4, 216.
"Mr.", use of, 287, 292, 310.
Murders, 113.

N

Name beginning, in court reports, 195;
in human interest stories, 249;
in interview stories, 175, 180;
in news stories, 57, 85, 108-116;
in speech reports, 161.
Names, prominent, 23, 57, 108-116, 150, 161, 178;
use of, 276, 277, 280-283.
Narrative order, in athletic stories, 227;
in court reports, 200;
in human interest stories, 250;
in interview stories, 185;
in news stories, 34-40, 92-102;
in obituaries, 215;
in speech reports 166;
in wedding sto