The Press Freedom Threats and Advertising Debate
A commentary argues that economic controls masquerading as defense threaten press freedom more than censorship. It notes AG inquiries into advertising spending, brand name bans, and the impact on newspaper costs, with testimony from W S Farish of Standard Oil about advertising's share of the gasoline dollar. It also cites The San Francisco News urging labor and business to endure and act responsibly for economic peace and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
W. S. Farish
Standard Oil Company
N. J
Organized Labor
Labor Leaders Urged to Fight Socialism and Strikes
An editorial calls organized labor to the forefront amid a push toward socialism and warns racketeers within the labor movement threaten gains. It urges arbitration of grievances, highlighting that workers will bear the cost. The piece questions whether labor can read the warning signs.
Do You Remember When Do You Remember When
James Forbes and son Henry had sixty week old pigs frozen to death Sunday. T. T. Newby received a letter informing him of thirteen premiums won at the apple show plus a special premium of ten dollars for exhibiting the greatest number of varieties. Oliver Earnest tore the cuticle from the nail of his right index finger while grinding an axe on a sickle grinder last week. Mr and Mrs W E Winfield and son left for Diamond Ohio to boost business at the Carthage cannery with return planned Jan 1 1912. Plant business was satisfactory and the entire pack shipped with good prospects for next year. Henry and Robert Henley came to Indianapolis on a special from the University of Illinois with Howard E Henley meeting them to witness the Indiana Illinois football game staying until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forbes
Henry
T. T. Newby
Oliver Earnest
W. E. Winfield and Son
Diamond
Ohio
Winfield
Carthage Cannery
Messrs
Robert Henley
Indianapolis
University of Illinois
Howard E. Henley
Miss Lillian Henley Named National Municipal League Secretary
Miss Lillian E. Henley, long associated with New York City, served as secretary of the National Municipal League, marking a notable appointment reported in the 1921 column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian E. Henley
National Municipal League
New York
Eagle Killed On Farm And Local Social News Summary
Orville Leisure shot and killed an eagle on his father’s farm. The bird measured 7 feet 4 inches wingspan and weighed 10.5 pounds. Wedding near here united Edwin Fay Winslow of Indianapolis and Miss LaVerne Jones of Richmond at Reid Memorial Church. Edgar N. Hill returned from months in Seattle San Francisco and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Henley
Orville Leisure
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
TV Star Herbert Marshall Returns With Bert Wheeler To Radio
Herbert Marshall launches a NBC show reuniting with Bert Wheeler in a new radio program. The Goldbergs mark 12 radio years on CBS November 20 with Gertrude Berg’s original cast. War Food chief Harry Flannery notes Berliners may get two eggs weekly. Ed Murrow reports London peaches priced at 65c. Gregor Ziemer joins WLW as European affairs commentator after leaving Berlin. David Fredlander of Cowbridge, Mass., sues for divorce alleging his wife threatened him with a meat cleaver during a fight at their butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Vox Pop
West Point
CBS
Parks
Wally
New York Military Academy
Famous Preparatory School
Cornwall-on-Hudson
N.Y
New York City
U. S. Army Reserve
Gardner
Movie Radio Guide
Archie
Alice
Big Sister
Frost
al Pearce
Pensacola
Townatole
Herbert Marshall
NBC
Bert Wheeler
Goldbergs
Gertrude Berg
Harry Flannery
Ed Murrow
Gregor Ziemer
U. S
Berlin
WLW
Washington man makes leap for prize but fined for rule
William Dudley of Washington jumped 85 feet from a bridge into the Potomac River and won $2, then faced a $10 fine for violating a regulation. The incident highlights a prohibited act despite the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
William Dudley
Washington
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Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED Ebbly and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Indiana
United States of America
Attorney-General
The
San Francisco News
Nature
Moi
Pany Mt
Aan
5950
Magazinies
Rere
Agence Goeramen
Amer
Nat'l. Livestock
Select 1 Magazine
Ls Breeder's Gazette IR
Maurice Evans
Judith Anderson
Kate Smith
Jones
WABC
Billy
Susan
Chicago
WLW Agricultural Department
Nancy Sheridan
Charles Martin
Playhouse
NBC Red
David Fredlander
Cowbridge
Mass
Torle
Edward D. Retherford
Bush Circuit Court
Newby & Newby
Knightstown
Township 15
Section
Center Township
Rush County
Lee Retherford
Thomas Sapp
Bob Wilson
Bell & Boone
Clerks
Greenfield
Road
Maxwell
Jersey
Poland
Allis Chalmers
McCormick-Deering
Dunham
John Deere
Midwest
Oliver Cultipacker
Syracuse
Bradley
Blackhawk
Majestic
H. Pj
Lee Fuller
James Fuller
Maxwell Lauiet Aid Society
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