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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
2
The veteran New York Times reporter Warren Moscow accuses Governor Dewey of creating an elaborate public relations apparatus to control state news. He says press policy relies on handouts and anonymous sources to suppress unfavorable publicity and boost Dewey’s political standing.
Master Ward near his first birthday enjoys a vast display of miniature shoes collected by his mother Mrs. Roberta Ward and divided into right and left pairs. The shoes include about 300 pieces, many sent from Belgium and Europe by Army Captain Rob Ward who is the father.
A historic overview of the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall Philadelphia detailing its casting in London 1752 its repeated recasts and final peal in 1776 the inscription from Leviticus its tumbling history through the Revolutionary era and movement to Bethlehem for safety in 1777.
The narrative recounts 200 men under Col William Polk destroying fields near Lehigh and transporting church bells and state house bell to Bethlehem and Allentown to hide the Liberty Bell. It notes Lafayette’s 1824 Independence Hall welcome, Washington’s centennial in 1832, Carroll and Marshall deaths, and a 1835 crack drilling attempt to mend the bell.
Belfast authorities implement a ban on dog racing within residential zones in Northern Ireland, aiming to curb noise and safety concerns for local residents. The measure affects existing dog racing venues and may prompt relocation or shutdown of affected activities.
The Liberty Bell became Philadelphia property when Independence Hall and its square were sold to the city for 70000 dollars in 1816. The bell’s tongue is stilled but it remains a sacred symbol treasured above all bells on earth.
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