See It Now (CBS) - 1953-05-10

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[0:00] St

[0:42] stand by now for see it now with Edward

[0:46] R marrow which originates in Studio 41

[0:50] in New York City

[1:05] Al aluminum Company of America in

[1:09] cooperation with CBS Television presents

[1:11] the distinguished reporter and news

[1:13] analyst Edward R marrow in see it now

[1:19] edited and produced by Mr merrow and

[1:21] Fred w friendley a weekly presentation

[1:25] of aluminum Company of America the

[1:27] nation's leading producer of aluminum

[1:31] now speaking to you from the control

[1:32] room of Studio 41 is the editor of C it

[1:36] now Edward R Morrow good evening last

[1:39] week they handed out the puler prizes

[1:42] the gold medals went not to a great

[1:43] Metropolitan newspaper but to two weekly

[1:46] papers in North Carolina one has a

[1:48] circulation of 1,700 the other has a

[1:50] circulation of 5,000 their editors

[1:53] decided to fight and expose the C clux

[1:55] Clan they were told that they would lose

[1:58] circulation and advertisers they Bost

[2:00] neither in Whiteville the rotarians

[2:02] really had something to sing about down

[2:05] in Whiteville North

[2:07] Carolina t a i y that spells

[2:13] r r o

[2:15] [Music]

[2:17] t is land and

[2:23] sea the Rotary Club in Whiteville like

[2:26] rotary clubs everywhere is made up of

[2:28] merchants factors and professional men

[2:31] in the service of their

[2:33] community over a year ago white bill was

[2:36] threatened by floggings and Terror of

[2:38] the CU clux Clan then two country

[2:42] editors fought and won a

[2:47] battle a great honor has come to us this

[2:50] week Columbus County newspapers have

[2:53] been given the Pitzer award I understand

[2:56] this is the first time this award has

[2:58] ever been made to a weekly newspaper I

[3:01] would like to read to

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