Nazi Propaganda Draws Fire Across U.S. From Hitler to Alaska
A column raises alarm at German propaganda in the United States via the weekly Facts in Review. It condemns Hitlerism, notes distribution in hotels and camps, and urges action against such material. The piece also discusses a proposed Alaska highway project, led by Slim Williams, to move defense forces if needed. It also touches on shifts in draft ages and a strong, centralized House leadership in past decades.
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