Pulitzer Prizes Spotlight Macleish and Mauldin
Archibald Macleish wins the 1958 Pulitzer Prize for drama for J. B. a verse retelling of Job and becomes the eighth American with at least three Pulitzers. William Mauldin of the St Louis Post-Dispatch earns a second prize for cartooning. Utica Observer-Dispatch and Utica Daily Press cited for public service. Robert Lewis Taylor wins for American novel The Travels of Jaime McPheeters. Ralph McGill cited for editorial work at the Atlanta Constitution. journalists from New York Daily News and other papers win special journalism prizes. prizes awarded by Columbia University trustees with 56 journalism nominations noted.
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J. B
Archibald Macleish
Macleish
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
William H
Bill) Mauldin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Utica
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Utica Daily Press
Gannett
Jaimie McPheeters
California
Robert Lewis Taylor
Sharon, Conn
Oone
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Atlanta
Clinton, Tenn
Robert Frost
Eugene O'Neill
Robert E. Sherwood
Wright
Maudlin
Stars and Stripes
Mauldin
Willie
Joe
Lesnar Pe Uitte
Jean Schoaawe
Woodrow
Vilisin
Arthur Waly
United States
Sprize
Bill Mauldin
Boris Pasternak
Tragic boat capsizing kills couple and four children
At Heyworth Illinois a family outing ended in tragedy as a small craft capsized near shore. Lawrence Bradley 35 Betty 33 and four children Jean 3 Deborah 7 Danny 4 Florence ? were lost. A fisherman rescued a fifth child and another survived. Authorities cite overload as a possible cause. Five others, ages 12 to 16, survived or were rescued nearby. The story also notes Heyworth’s Pulitzer relevance for 1959 journalism prizes.
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Carl Wunder
Susie
Ronnie
McLean County
Sharon
Rose New
York
Mondrell
Heyworth
Chicago
Martin and
Philip Santara
Mary Tou Werner
Howard van, Smith
National
John Harold ‘Brislin
Focal
Money Center Classified Ad Promotes Cash Loans
Money Center offers quick cash through its loan service with emphasis on accessible money for immediate needs. Promotional text encourages readers to use the Money Center for fast loan options and financial assistance.
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Money Center
Fions Luxury Ad Feature at Huntington Plan
An old styled advertisement fragment mentions luxury dining options and a plan titled American. It references steak dishes chicken offerings and a price point around 24.50 per person. Names and exact details are partially garbled but imply a formal catering or restaurant promotion.
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Sean
Breadan Armel
Kelana
Huntington Hatt E. Ocem
Virginia court orders Prince Edward County to integrate schools
The U S 4th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling and ordered Prince Edward County to begin school integration, denying the 1965 deadline set by Judge Sterling Hutcheson. The NAACP appealed, urging an earlier start to desegregation in the mainly Black southern Virginia county.
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U. S 4Th. Circuit Court of Appeals
Prince Edward County
U. S. Supreme Court
Circuit
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
U. S
Sterling Hutcheson
NAACP
Hutcheson
Virginia County
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William Seaman
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