Pulitzer Prize Winners Named as Judges Differed
New York May 8 1933 reports show differences in opinions among jurors and advisory board for Pulitzer prizes in history drama and novel. The People's Circle by Herbert Agar won history prize and Lamb In His Bosom by Caroline Miller won the novel prize. Drama advisers recommended Mary of Scotland while controversy surrounded Over Me in Our Time.
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Columbia School of Journalism
People’s Circle
Herbert Agar
Lamb
Caroline Miller
Baxley
Sidney Kingsley
Mrs. Miller
Helen Co. White
Columbia University
Mark Sullivan
Wise
Maxwell Anderson
Columbia
Medford
Ore
Mall
Jackson County
Oregon
Washington
Frederick T. Birchall
New York Times
Europe
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
News Telegraph
Royce Brier
The
San Francisco Chronicle
John M. Holmes
Thomas H. Thurmond
Prise
Edmund Duffy
Baltimore Sun
California
Johnny
Tyler Dennett
Princeton University
Anerican
Robert Hills
Palaseen
Radcliffe Cal
Eben A. Ayers
Andrew J
Edward J. Kelley
Stow Bureau
Associ Press
Margaret McMath
Margaret McMath Harwichport
Maas
Edward J. Donohue
Barre
Times
Quits Garden School Boards in Luzerne County Pennsylvania
H Ellwood Douglas of The St Louis Post-Dispatch is praised for encephalitis reporting. Frost of The New Orleans Times Picayune is honored for Pearl Lectet case coverage. Truitt of The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin is commended for Ocean City Salisbury reporting after the storm severed communications.
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Lpserne County
Pennsylvania
H. Ellwood Douglas
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Lota
Onan
Frost
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Pearl Lectet
Charles J. Truitt
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Ocean City
Salisbury
Frederick Woltman
New York World-Telegram
Osborn Zuber
Birmingham
Ala
South
Geoffrey Parsons
New York Herald-Tribune
E. H. Shaffer
Albuquerque
N. M
Tribune
Gallup
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Yost
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Douglas W. Swiggett
Milwaukee Journal
Bainbridge Colby
New York American
James E. Lawrence
Lincoln
Neb
Star
Iowa
William R. Mathews
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Star
Cabinet Break Rumors Rise Over Disarmament Dilemma
London reports a possible British cabinet split over disarmament policy with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Lord Stanley Baldwin favoring renewed international talks and defense build up, while Foreign Secretary John Simon and others push for delaying further arms accords and strengthening defenses. The disarmament committee was due to reconvene and the full cabinet may debate the issue midweek.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Haldwin
John Simon
Lord Hailsham
Geneva
Salinity Contrast Between Two Salts Weighs In
Observation notes the Great Saltnes showing salinity from 1 to 23 percent while Dead oe ranges 23 to 25 percent. The report highlights notable difference in mineral concentration between the two samples.
Shamanism as Primitive Religion Says Critics
A fragment argues that shamanism is a primitive religion where deities respond only to medicine men known as shamans. The text suggests shamans wield exclusive spiritual authority within this system.
Maternity care will be theme of Mother's Day
New York May report outlines a national drive led by the Maternity Center Association to improve maternity facilities. American Legion posts and Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs will join local meetings to assess and upgrade care, with 10 000 preventable maternity deaths cited and surveys underway.
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New York
Maternity Center Association
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwaftis
Lions Clubs
Shepard Krech
United States
Mit
National Child Welfare Committee
The
Campbell
Japan Sees British Quotas Likely Infringe Pact
Tokyo officials say Britain’s import quotas against Japanese goods may violate the most favored nation clause of the Anglo Japanese treaty. Japan will seek diplomatic remedies first and avoid retaliation. Osaka textile leaders doubt severe impact on Japan’s trade and expect dominions to stay distant. Sabuko Kurusu prepares for potential actions after analyzing quota effects.
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Tokyo
May
Japan
Firat
Osaka
London
Walter Ranciman
British Board of Trade
Ranciman
Sabuko Kurusu
Commercial Bureau
Foreign Office
Nippon
Hong Kong
Straits Settlements
Whistlers Mother Portrait Graces U S Mother’s Day Stamps
Atlanta May 8 The post office issues a Mother's Day stamp featuring Anna McNeill Whistler drawn by her son James entitled The Mother The story recalls her daring journey aboard the Confederate blockade runner Advance during the Civil War and her reunion with James Whistler The stamp honors American mothers with a tale of courage and art.
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Atlanta
Post Office Department
Anna McNeill Whistler
James
Cumberland
Europe
Cape Fear River
Fort Fisher
Theft at the British Museum Rare Book Loss Rare
The British Museum reports it is extremely uncommon for a book to go missing, underscoring the public’s generally honest behavior and the museum’s careful security.
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British Museum
Bald Eagle Killed By Mebane Citizen
GREENSBORO May 8 A large bald eagle seven and a half feet across wings and weighing 20 pounds was killed by Norman Moore near Mebane after the bird grabbed a prize puppy. Moore, who runs kennels, saved the pup with a gun after the eagle was driven into the lowlands by forest fires in the mountains west of the area.
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Greensboro
Norman Moore
Moore
Mebane
Here
Eagles Hunt in Central Asia Captures Foxes and Wolves
In Central Asia, trained golden eagles are famed for hunting foxes wolves antelopes and wild goats, reflecting a revival of traditional falconry as a popular sport among locals and visitors.
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Central Asia
California grape acreage tops New England combined size
The article notes that California's grape acreage exceeds the total area of the New England states. It highlights California's dominant viticulture and contrasts regional farming scales, underscoring the state's extensive grape production.
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California
New England States
Final Exercises Postponement Note and Schedule
A typographical error had listed Sunday May 20 for both events. The baccalaureate sermon by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will be Sunday May 20 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Commencement and diploma awards occur Tuesday May 22 at 8 pm with medals prizes and diplomas presented. There is no commencement address.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Owens
C. F. Tomlinson
Very Much Improved After Taking Carl The Restored Quote
Sewell Sr of Waco says he was crippled by cramping and chills for days until a friend recommended Carl. He reports relief after following the remedy and notes a dull tired feeling previously.
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Carl
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