Newspapers Open Zenger Memorial Hall
New York newspapers unveil the John Peter Zenger Memorial Hall to honor the printer editor and publisher who sparked American liberty. The exhibit hall sits at the Sub Treasury Building near Nassau and Wall streets and commemorates Zenger's 1735 seditious libel acquittal after a nine month imprisonment. The project raised over 45000 dollars from U S publishers and individuals and will be dedicated next Thursday with Arthur Hays Sulzberger presenting the memorial to the Interior Department.
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New York
America
John Peter Zenger
Zenger
New York City Hall
Nassau and
Wall Streets
Manhattan Financial District
Memorial Hall
Sub- Treasury Building
Federal Hall
Washington
United States
U. S
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Zenger Memorial Fund, Inc
Department of the Interior
Thirty POWs Freed By Reds
Thirty Allied prisoners were released in the truce village scene as Gen. Mark W. Clark welcomed each man. PFC William R. Hinklen and PFC Marvin L. Brown offered opposing views on whether Communist indoctrination occurred. The exchange assembly wore blue uniforms and padded shoes as H-hour marked freedom at 9 oclock this morning.
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William R. Hinklen
Clintonville
W. Va
Marvin L. Brown
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mark W. Clark
U. N
No Progress In Getting Writer's Release Seen
The Associated Press board reports no substantial progress toward releasing William N. Oatis from a Czechoslovakian jail where he faces a 10 year sentence for espionage. AP also notes photographer Frank Noel remains a prisoner of war in Korea. both are in reasonably good health. The board vows continued efforts as members elect six directors and review membership applications.
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New York
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Oatis
Prague
Frank Noel
Korea
Noel
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Associated
Canada’s tax cuts tied to rising production and output
Ottawa reports Canada’s 5 percent tax cut reflects a decade of strong production. Canada’s gross output rose about 20 percent since 1950 as raw materials growth reduces the need for higher taxes. The U S may cut more, while Canadians face a 10 percent sales levy and added social security levies.
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John D. Greene
Ottawa
United States
Canada
U. S
John Deutsch
Industrial-Financial
Toronto
Ice ages linked to volcanic dust cooling Earth
The article notes uncertainty about ice age causes but explains volcanic aerosols in the upper atmosphere can scatter sunlight. It states that dust clouds could cut solar radiation by about 20 percent, leading to meaningful temperature drops on Earth.
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Earth
Candidates Prepare for Two Week Campaign Push
Citizens await the runoff or primary results as Democrats list Katharine Kirkman C A Lewis in the third ward and John Clinard M L Patrick in the fourth ward. Republicans submit slate led by Robert D. Davis for mayor and council candidates in wards one through four. Citizens Committee of North Carolina hints at action. Gen Dan Morgan invoked Cowpens battle and river flank tactic for defense lessons.
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C. A. Lewis
John Clinard
M. L. Patrick
Robert D. Davis
Roger Edwards
Dale Montgomery
M. F. Crooks
Rufus Hayworth
Isaac Fidler
Joe Blair
Howard Russell
Citizens Committee of North Carolina
Cowpens
Dan Morgan
Civilizational Gaps in Pottery Mastery Revealed
A remark notes that some peoples remain limited in pottery skills while others with advanced civilizations have not fully mastered the art. The comment contrasts developmental stages and cultural progress across societies.
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