Jay Ward bashing or Trained Artists are major need on shows 1961

Noel Blanc in a plane crash?

I have never heard this story.

Kevin Lillard found more info on this link:

http://articles.latimes.com/1992-02-24/local/me-1937_1_santa-paula-airport

Warner Bros exhibit Princeton 2005

FILM COMMENT--- ALL ABOUT ANIMATION HISTORY (the most awesome thing in history)

Joe barbera dead 2006

MGM's short story

All about MGM movies and shorts in these books per year. Tons on movies and nearly a page about rare info on every cartoon short! 1939
1937
 1941

Mel Blanc auto accident article

Note: It credits him as the voice of Woody Woodpecker

Extra from magazines

Magoo in real life

Bugs bunny tv newspaper ads

Popeye and bugs the politically incorrect monsters

Ad for the St. Petersburg Times (I don't think that they had legal rights to do this event)

Bugs Bunny's 50th Birthday article

Bugs Bunny's 50th birthday was a big deal. It was so big that it went on for over a decade. He got the star treatment. From his own museum exhibit to this article

                       

Jetsons article, first column (sorry for breaking it up)

Tex Avery and tom and Jerry in super duck#025

Cartoonist first meets Tasmanian devil

June Foray on Billboard#114

As everyone should know, June Foray is absolutely the first lady of the animation industry. This is an article from BillBoard asking her questions.

popeye collection sails forward

This is an old article from 1984. It probably doesn't look familiar because this is an article from the school newspaper Conestoga College. Conestoga college is a public college that is located in Canada.

The Elmer Award

The Elmer is an award that is still around and it started in 1942. This was published for the very first Elmer award. The award is obviously named and modeled after Elmer Fudd. This was published in 1941, one year after the release of Bugs's first short, A Wild Hare. The award is still around I believe but I am not sure. Bob Clampett shows this magazine's cover in the movie Bugs Bunny Superstar. Only part of the magazine contains info about the Elmer. The pages for reading about the Elmer are 1, 5-6.






If you now anything about it's status today (like if this is still an award given or any other modern status, please comment). Also, Do any of you readers (so far probably you are just 1 guy I know) know who Elmer Davis is? I'd love to learn more.

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