Thomas E. Quaynor, a Philander Smith college freshman from Ghana, East Africa, was recently awarded a $50.00 in a nationwide essay contest sponsored by the Thomas Paine Foundation.
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Tom Paine, the man who brought liberty to the new world, who wrote The Age of Reason, The Rights of Man, and Common Sense, once lived in our town.
Thomas Paine, who gave the United States of America its name and, in some measure, the fighting courage of its convictions, was restored to citizenship in this suburban city today.
Among the interesting new houses in the Larchmont section of Westchester County is that being built by Gerald J. Campbell on Campbell Lane
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New group has premiere at Macdougal Street Playhouse, Thomas Paine, a play in two acts and nine scenes from the German Hanns Johst.
The old Greenwich Village home of Thomas Paine, the rationalist, is to be demolished to make way for a modern building.
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Members of the Thomas Paine National Historical Association attended last night a dinner at the Hotel Martinique in honor of the 190th anniversary of Paine’s birth.
Paine was the friend of just principles, whatever the issue. Among other ideas that he advocated, and which had to wait years for their fulfillment, was that of freedom for the Negro.
Thomas A. Edison has again experienced a change of conviction on the subject of the immortality of the soul.
Paine would not have found himself comfortable in a community which asserts the right of a proletarian minority to rule their fellow-countrymen.
As a Philadelphian and a life member of the Thomas Paine National Historical Association, I should like to correct the very erroneous statements.
Sitting in the broad library of his plant in Orange, N. J., the inventor, now in his seventy-ninth year, discussed Paine as a familiar companion of his reading hours.
