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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1958

Page

5

New Art Center Opens in Marshalltown

Marshalltown hosts the Central Iowa Art Association in a new Fisher Community Center wing. The $500000 facility includes a large studio, ceramics room, library, and exhibit spaces. it hosts five painting classes, a summer ceramics program, nine monthly exhibits, an annual art fair, and a growing sales gallery.

Marshalltown—Art Iowa City Fisher Community Center Art Central Iowa Art Association Marshall, County Fisher Foundation J. W. Fisher Fisher Governor Company of Marshalltown Iowa State College R. D. Crites R. D. McConnell Cedar Rapids Art Association Marshalltown Chamber of Commerce Community Chest Girl Scout Council Red Cross and Visiting Nurse Association Central Town Art Association Christian Petersen The F. A. Gordon ART Center

Leyden Museum Honors Pilgrims

Dutch and American officials open a small museum in Leyden dedicated to the Pilgrims who stayed in 1610. The Pilgrim Fathers Huisje houses maps and documents related to the visit and its heritage.

Leyden The Netherlands UPI

Two Zoos Swap Animals by Air

WACO Texas AP An air lift swap was completed by the Waco and Portland Ore zoos Major Gen Chester E Mc Carty who commands the 12th air force here was the go between Gen McCarty took 3 jackrabbits 2 horned toads and an armadillo with him when he flew to Portland his home town to make a speech He returned with a porcupine and a beaver.

Waco Texas Portland Ore Chester E. McCarty 12Th Air Force McCarty

Allen Defends Propaganda Word Against Lies

George V. Allen, director of the U S Information Agency, tells Zonta International that propaganda simply means advertising in many contexts and should not be condemned. He notes the term's disrepute arose from Nazi misuse by Joseph Goebbels and the phrase big lie.

New York George V. Allen U.S. Information Agency Ies Allen Zonta International Convention Hitler Joseph Goebbels

Horizon magazine to debut September with art focus

Horizon, the new Magazine of the Arts, plans a Sept. 15 bow with an initial print run of 225,000 copies. The bi monthly book magazine will cost 18 annually and 3.95 per issue in stores, with Dou bleday handling distribution. Authors include Julian Huxley and H. R. Trevor-Roper. editor is Joseph J. Thorndike Jr.

Horizon Magazine of the Arts New York N.Y New Magazine of the Arts James Parton American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc American Heritage Magazine of History New Horizon Parton America Doubleday Switzerland Julian Huxley Marquis Childs C. V. Wedgwood Irving Stone Igor Stravinsky Freya Stark H. R. Trevor-Roper Joseph J. Thorndike, Jr William Harlan Hale Gilbert Highet

Waive Not Wave In Court Plea Error Shocks Judge

A district judge in Fort Worth told Neal Eubanks and Robert Adams they could pass sentence immediately if they waived the 10 day waiting period on guilty pleas to tampering with pay telephones. Defense counsel clarified the term and the judge then issued two year probated sentences.

Nobel Prize Winner Began with Little

Dr. Ralph Bunche, Nobel Peace Prize 1950 laureate and U.N. undersecretary, described as a remarkable American product. Grandson of a slave, he rose from meager beginnings, orphaned at 12, to earn money as a newsboy in Toledo and Los Angeles. By 53, he had earned multiple honors for peace work including the Third Order of St. Francis award.

Ralph Bunche U.N America Harry W. Flannery Bunche Toledo Los Angeles Third Order of St. Francis

Uniform Stolen From Policeman in Dallas

AP report says Dallas officer C R Gilbreath found his blue uniform stolen from a locker. Investigators note the loss may affect duty readiness as police seek suspects and secure locker areas.

Dallas C. R. Gilbreath Gilbreath

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