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Former UO professsor,
journalist dies at age 91
■ CAREER: Before retiring in
1971, Webb was director of
the Oregon Newspaper
Publishers Association
By Laura Cadiz
Higher Education Editor
Journalism was always a part
of former journalism professor
Carl Webb’s life. “Carl was a
newspaper man from page one to
page 100,” said School of Jour
nalism and Communication
Dean Duncan McDonald.
But Webb’s own life story
came to an end as he died Sun
day, December 15. He was 91.
In 1943, Webb joined the Uni
versity faculty and also became
director of the Oregon Newspa
per Publishers Association.
Webb retired from both positions
1971.
“He gave so much of his life to
ONPA and to teaching,” McDon
ald said.
Webb had a long history in
newspaper experience before he
came to the University, McDon
ald said. He worked as editor and
publisher for newspapers in Ida
ho, Wyoming, California and Oregon.
“He had a great interest in the
success and conduct of great
journalism,” McDonald said.
In 1934 to 1938, Webb was ad
vertising director of the East Ore
gonian in Pendleton and was as
sociate manager of the
Pennsylvanian Publishers Asso
ciation from 1938 to 1939.
Webb’s last newspaper pub
lisher experience was from 1939
to 1943 when he owned and pub
lished the Freewater Times.
All the knowledge and exper
tise that Webb learned in the
newspaper field, he brought to
the classroom, McDonald said.
“He was one of the core of the
faculty who focused on good,
strong newspapering,” he said.
“He had good values and strong
ethics.”
During his teaching career,
WEBB
Webb’s jour
nalism ex
pertise ex
tended
outside of
the class
room; he
was the
president of
the national
Newspaper
Associate
Managers in
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Ad Club from 1960 to 1961.
In 1968, Webb received the Na
tional Editorial Association’s
Award of Merit, and he was in
ducted into the Oregon Newspa
per Hall of Fame in 1984.
McDonald said Webb main
tained an interest in the Univer
sity after his retirement. Webb
regularly interacted with his col
leagues at University luncheons
for retired faculty, but he stopped
going about a year ago when his
health began to deteriorate, Mc
Donald said.
But Webb never gave up his
passion for journalism. “He al
ways wanted to talk about the
news,” McDonald said.
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