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Show Newspaper Men Meet In Wisconsin Question Writers' Freedom Madison, Wis., luly 29 Various phases of tho question. "Are newspaper newspa-per and magazine writers free to tell tho truth; If not, why not, and what can be done about it?" will be discussed discuss-ed by representative newspaper and magazine men from various parts of the country at the first national newspaper news-paper conference which opens hero tonight and is scheduled to close Thursday evening with a banquet President George E. Vincent of tho University of MInuesota Is expected to dollver the principal address of tho opening session of the conference, taking as his topic "The Press and the People." "Is tho newspaper reading public getting all the truth it is entitled to?" is the first section of the question to be taken up tomorrow morning when the views of Adalph Ochs of New York aro scheduled to bo presented. Will Irwin of Now York and Livy S. Richards of Boston are expected to fellow. Melvlllo E. Stone of New York, C. D Leo and Samuel R Simons are scheduled to speak on "Can the impartiality im-partiality of tho news gathering and news supplying agonclcs bo fairly challenged?" Other phases of the main question will be presented by Samuel T. Hughes, Don Seltz, George French. H. H. Tammen, Charles II. Grasty. William Wil-liam Holt and Genroe H. Dunlop and others. |