War Editors Debate Censorship and Propaganda Challenges
AP Managing Editors gather in New York to discuss censorship and propaganda in wartime journalism. The session reviews coverage by AP war correspondents, newsroom workflow, and the handling of 1,400 member newspapers, with committee recommendations on executive board re‑election and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Association
N. R. Howard
Cleveland News
Kent Cooper
The
Service
Byron Price
S. L. Latimer, Jr
Columbia
S. C
Robert Choate
Boston Herald-Traveler
R. H. McCaw
New York Times
Frank S. Hoag
Pueblo
Colo
Star-Journal
Chieftain
The Handsome Road Continues a Struggle for Freedom
Corrie May Upjohn leaves plantation life to survive in a river town after a harsh Civil War era, finding refuge with a Black family who feed and shelter her. She supports herself through laundry work, raises her son Fred, who grows determined to rise socially through schooling and hard work. The tale follows poverty, race, and ambition in a transforming South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie May
Fred
Ann
Carrie May
Market quotes for hogs steers and lambs
Eges .38 hogs 9.35 steers 14 lambs 11. Prices listed in cents and dollars per hundredweight for cattle and hogs in the weekly market report.
Retiring minister to be succeeded at United Brethren church
The Rev. M. R. Drury retires after forty seven years as a minister and will be replaced by the Rev. C. L. Young of Muscatine as pastor of the United Brethren church. Don C. Cook will hand over most duties to George H. Viktor at the local American Legion post No. 5 executive committee meeting. The post has 529 members. Lumber on the island will form arches for the new First Avenue bridge. Market results list prices for wheat corn oats barley rye hay eggs hens steers and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Drury
C. L. Young
Muscatine
United Brethren Church
Don C. Cook
No. 5
American Legion
George H. Viktor
First Avenue
Teachers Visit Washington High for Northeastern Iowa meetings
Teachers arrive in the city to visit Washington high school and 13 grade schools before opening sessions tomorrow of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association. C. D. Huston named to the legislative committee of the Iowa League of Municipalities. Markets report grain and feed prices with listed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association
C. D. Huston
Iowa League of Municipalities
Hogs and Livestock Prices Nod to Market Cedar Rapids Rail
The report lists hogs at 7.40, steers at 6.50, and lambs at 6.50 per hundred. The Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway runs extra cars to the Evangelist Sunday tabernacle advancing weekend travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
City Railway
Evangelist Sunday Tabernacle
Unkle Hank Sez 16 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
Freddie Welch made a double parachute drop at 1 000 feet in the rain before a large airport crowd. The John Huss vested choir performed at Bert Ram Methodist Church led by Mrs J S Lilley and Miss Alma Janko. Waltonians paid 25 dollars for tips leading to two fish dynamiting convictions in Linn county. Wheat 1 20 per bushel corn 86 oats 42 rye 80 barley 60 hay 12 straw 8 hens 21. City Fuel Co offers Wasson s Harrisburg White Ash Coal. Dial 2 1151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Welch
John Huss
Bertram Methodist Church
J. S. Lilley
Alma Janko
Waltonians
Linn
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AP Association
C. G. Wellington
Kansas City Star
J. Worth Bacon
Winston-Salem
N. C
Gwen Bristow
Jhen
Ardeith
Lawsy
Mussy
Liza
Will
Yassum
Chile
Sugar
Corrie
Natashi
Rorem
Killian
Paul Sargent
Black Vineyard Wine
the Killian Company
Unkle Hank Sez
City Fuel Company
Wasson
Harrisburg
Dial 2
Belle Sharmeer
Killian Company
Society
Killian News
Printzess
Glamour
Killian's
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