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of American prisoners.

“Everett Grant, father of the conand a member of Bendix

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Earlier, Secretary Walter Frisbie quainted with the facts that the|gheiher individual or associated,

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was paid in “Mr. Gates lacks intelligence be- April before the P. A. C. was formed timately, to congressional action.

Hugh United Press, is now in Europe dis

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parents a picture taken with & group under way today by unanimous vote! American, British and other news

tory rates and charges for dissemi-|free and open news channels was

theithe P. A. C. than a 13-year-old| upegoived, that the congress of freedom of the press in gathering of schoolgirl. Mr. Grant senior KNOWS |yy.ited States expresses its beliefjand distributing news—true news that and Congressman Grant knows | in the world-wide right of the ex-|not distorted by propaganda. of news by news-gathering Sr——————

and newa-distrbuting » geneles STORE HEAD BIVEN |- 5 CIVIC TESTIMONIAL|

"A resolution paying high tribute The American Newspaper Publish- | to Stanley Shipnes, Sears, Roebuck Mr. Frisbie was stronger in his| Mr. Gates told the story of the [ciety of Newspaper Editors, . denunciation of Grant. He called; “forced payment” by Congressman P. A. P. and I N. S. and others| Years who is leaving to take charge father yesterday in a |directly concerned in journalism|of a Sears store in Houston, Tex, FL.

{tions and discussions which led, ul- groups at a luncheon yesterday. Baillie, president of the Community Fund and the Indian-

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agencies which may desire to disl news to the French press ws within

Baillie already had obtained assurances from the rep-

peoples that the surest : {guarantee of liberty is the complete

& Co. store manager here for nine

-iwas adopted by community fund | Officers of the United War and

- apolls Community Fund commended Mr, Shipnes’ leadership in the 1942 and 1943 fund campaigns and other civic affairs. “He led a great army of volunteer

which were ably and courageously carried out,” the resolution staed.

MRS. SIGLER LEAVES TELEPHONE COMPANY

| She is a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America, national organization of men and women with 21 or more years of experience in [the telephone industry .

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