Sixth Columnists and Axis Propaganda Debate in Amarillo
The Globe-News piece discusses War Secretary Patterson’s term Sixth Columnists for gossipers and nitpicking dissenters. It questions Nazi and Japanese censorship, warning against Axis efforts to sap morale and hinder U S armament and production. It contrasts Fifth Columnists with Patterson’s term to label obstructors without calling treasonous.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Patterson
Blues Nippon
Germany
Hitler
Flying Fortress Beats 27 Zeros In Far East Skirmish
A lone American B-17 style bomber withstands 27 Zero fighters at low altitude. despite heavy odds, the fortress reportedly shot down nearly half the enemy planes and returned home, illustrating the bomber’s superiority and the Zeros' vulnerability at such ranges. Hitler unveils minor tank upgrades, including a 50 mm main gun, a flame thrower, and added front armor, signaling ongoing evolution of weapons in the war.
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Flying Fortress
Far East
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Goldbrick in the Army and a Jazz Age Artist
A reflective look at soldiers who avoid work through the Let-George-Do-It tactic, with tales of training camp mischief and rope end taunts, plus a portrait of Yasou Kuniyoshi the Japanese American artist shaping wartime broadcasts and the rise of Hazel Scott, a Harlem pianist who sways Liszt at Carnegie Hall and headlines Cafe Society Uptown.
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Parris
Kings Row
Drake
Randy
Drake McHugh
Livingstone
Sansome
McHugh
Skeffington
Sarah Skeffington
Noblesse Oblige
Elise
Vienna
Mr. Sandor
Dr. Mitchell
Goldbrick Brigade
A Mays
Alfred Toombs
Goldbrick
Gold
New Yorker
Yasou Kuniyoshi
China
Coordinator of Information
American Propaganda Bureau
Pacific
Japan
Kuniyoshi
United States
West Fourteenth Street
Luther Davis
John Cleveland
Collier's
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Liszt
Carnegie Hall
Hazel Scott
Franz Liszt
Hazel
Harlem
George Bernard Shaw
Night Club
Cafe Society
Hollywood
Oial Register
Drn & Bradstreet
Charlie, Honay
Russia and Japan sign neutrality pact amid global tension
A year ago United Press reported Russia and Japan agreeing to remain neutral toward each other. Germany announced occupation of Belgrade and fortifications around the Serbian capital as peril rose in Europe.
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Japan
Germany
Belgrade
War Quiz 1 Silver star and other wartime questions
War Quiz questions ask about a silver star awarded to U S soldiers for valor the meaning of a ribbon and battle honors the crop Ceylon sends Britain and the policy toward Japan plus what the loyal ally shipped to support its war needs.
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New School For Social Research
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