News Roundup of War, Film Censorship and Press Attacks
A collage of notes reports New Yorkers planning to visit Miami Beach this winter and lodging shifts. film bans and upcoming releases. a Corregidor defense stamp. clashes over Life magazine and Look rivals. Gerald L. K. Smith political fire and Goebbels satire. Reports cover Argentina censorship, Peron era secrets, and a British court martial in New York. Varga earns 1000 per cover. Cuba’s next secretary will be William Belt after a Havana duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Look
Life
New York
War Office
London
Varga
King Features
Cuba
William Belt
Beltsville
Washington
Havana
Belt
Veterans Back to Work Plan Under Selective Service
The Selective Service System aims to place discharged servicemen in jobs or reinstatement of old positions. Local boards and a Veterans' Personnel Division coordinate with the US Employment Service and Veterans Administration to assist reintegration, with steps for reporting, reemployment committees, and potential court action if needed.
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Selective Service System
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Armed Forces
Congress
Selective Service
United States Employment Service
Veterans’ Administration
Armed Services
Selective Training and Service Act
United States
District of Columbia
Wes
Director of
Veterans’ Personnel Division
Veterans’ Assistance
United States District Attorney
Veterans’ Employment Division
Us.e.s
State Director of
Department of Justice
United States District Court
British Eyes on Congress and Coffee Policy
British press notes potential Republican win and Dewey’s rising visibility. Mundt reports growing London coverage while Parliament eyes closer US ties as Good Neighbor policy averts coffee rationing. Brazil pledges 1,000,000 bags monthly through December amid price pressures.
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Congress
U. S
Wilson
Mundt
Lord Braithwaite
England
Parliament
Brazil
Colombia
Salvador
Venezuela
United States
Sweden
France
Spain
War Food Administration
WPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Marvin Jones
Marvin Tones
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
First Step in Leaving the Army Described
The article explains the discharge process where soldiers surrender tags and records at a desk. It notes the procedure leads to freedom as civilians within forty eight hours and details post discharge steps with Selective Service boards helping veterans return to work or find new jobs.
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Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Iis
Selective Service
Gay Windows for Children's Room
LOUNGED curtains are attractive for any informal room. They use four colors of plain glazed chintz and fit a child’s space. A lattice screen in curtain colors blocks broken glass and adds decoration. A wide scalloped shelf above the sill provides extra space. Pattern No. 252 yields a toy chest and folding play table as details.
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M. Your
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Smith
Herr Goebbels
Pubisher
John Rey Carlson
Ray Josephs
South America
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S. A
Fini
Patagonia
Berlin
Adolf
Goerang
Hermann
Goering
America
Dean Hudson
Dinah Shore
Mark Barron
Ethiopia
Russia
Cong
Clare Luce
Clare
Selective Service Local Board
War Manpower Commission
Veterans
U.S.E.S
Veteran's Selective Service Local Board
United States Civil Service Office
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
Ull
Fort Dix
N. J
New Orleans
GOF
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Tom Dewey
Oklahoma City
House of Commons
White House
Churchill
Brendan Bracken
Reget
MRK
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Dr. Caldwell
Rae
Scott
BT Scott
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