Suppressed News and War Censorship Debate
Editorial discusses Office of War Information head Mr Davis and the wartime press censorship, arguing secrecy versus public access. It notes the eight German saboteur case as a test of authority and stresses responsible reporting while acknowledging restricted facts. It critiques highhanded procedures and urges careful handling of sensitive wartime information.
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Mmer Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
War Department
Plans for sending off Na tional Guard unit to summer encampment
Twenty years ago notes recall preparations by the Chamber of Commerce to honor Company A National Guard before its departure for the summer encampment at Mount Gretna. The ATEiat Deion band, led by Gerry Bennett, gave a well received city park concert, drawing a large crowd and earning praise for progress and success.
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National Guard
Monnt Gretnaext
Chamber of Commerce
Ateiat Deion Band
Gerry Bennett
Roosevelt States Nation Over Abolishing Slavery First
President Roosevelt says the nation’s salvation outweighs strokes of policy comparing Lincoln’s Emancipation to a broader aim. He emphasizes unity and warns against actions that don’t serve the Union, noting leaders weighed liberty against war and noting forbearance or action as needed to save the country.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Union
Corry Gham
Railroads Rise Again in War Era Despite Bargain Woes
Corry Bridge party note marks social scene as railroads gain new life amid postwar planning. Analysts cite freight growth, with Santa Fe up 64 percent in Q1 1942 and Seaboard Air Line up 423 percent, while overall U.S. transport shifts toward trucks and aviation. Collector to retrieve school taxes. local cases of nonpayment lead to judgments. Stated food scarcity and bread demand accompany wartime reflections and a language note on usage.
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Emily
Pearl Harbor
Santa ‘Fe
Seaboard Ag
Grelises
Triiediare
Robert Heerlein
Corry
Florida Woman Pursues Rubber From Farm Crops Idea
Florida developer Mrs. Fit S. Wedgeworth helps lead a 100,000 acre pledge of farmers to grow sugar cane, potatoes, and sweet potatoes for rubber via a U S Sugar Corp project. Washington awaits federal sign off as costs split with government and company for processing plants and shipping facilities amid farm endorsements.
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Gladys Degner
Belle Glade
Fla
Byersindes
Fit S. Wedeworthy
the Glades
Svith
Terchurch
Wedgeworth
Everglates
America
Florida
Sugar Bowl
United States
Sisar Corporation
Cally
Officiel ‘Co
Washinewori
Clarente FR. Sitting
Daily Dozen Quiz From Medical Society of Pennsylvania
From a classifier page a set of seven life test questions is presented. Questions cover topics including the May 20 1934 Anglo Russian mutund assistance pact duration, the meaning of an A A gum, Island geography near Alehuan and East of Maine, bans on Mandelisaho’s music in Germany, box office earnings and film titles, the Bible Battle of Armageddon, pherubs in later Christian ages, Alaska's governor, South America's most novitiary country, and sugar substitutes.
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Kicka Island
Maine
Mandelisaho
Germany
Alaska
South America
Dean Acheson and the elusive road to peace
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports on Dean Achesons idea that democracies seek durable peace, not wartime spoils, amid global war talk. The piece explores global unity myths, postwar recovery, interracial tensions in the United States and Brazil, and quotes Rabbi Schusterman and Ethiopian John Shirley on American race relations and national solidarity.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Danonise
Dean Acheson
Virginia University
Institute of Public Afairs
Foreign Office
United States
Trean Acheson
Oilay
United Nations
Wwe
Rabbi Abraham Schusterman
John Henry Shirley
National Press Club
Stirley
Mokse Rabbi Schusterman
Dean ‘Acheson
Heither
Ravel Schusterminn
Fie
Brazil
Hollywood Sights and Sounds on Rich ard Rosson
Hollywood profile of Richard Rosson, noted as a thrill laden director and cinematographer. It traces his early violinist roots with the Boston Symphony, shift to silent film scoring, and major adventure work from the Swiss Alps to the South Seas. Rosson has filmed in perilous settings, including Europe convoys and naval scenes, with credits on Test Pilot Scarface Eskimo and more, and he eyes a dangerous corvette assignment.
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Brazil
Shirley
Kobbly Coons
Collywood
Richard Rosson
Hollywood
Dick Rosson
Lord Nelson
Errol Flynn
Clark Gable
George Brent
Fiddler
Boston Symphony
Allan Dwan
Swiss Alps
Gloria Swanson
Rosson
South Seas
Dutch Guiana
Galapagos Islands
Indianapolis
Chicago
Arctic
Europe
Roosevelt Churchill
Fim
Hho
Fragmentary History Note on War and States Count
Patchy OCR fragment mentions a mackerel sighting, a lone town seen, and a mile wide feature. It then refers to a 1412 conflict with 18 states in the Union and a war ending in December 1414, signaling garbled historical data.
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Union
Censorship humor and the eye of the censor
Washington Day Book recounts telegrams and anecdotes about wartime censorship. Byron Price and officials are lampooned for overzealous rules while letters reveal misreadings and coded messages. The piece mocks censor vigilance and the clash of humor with wartime secrecy.
Fragmentary historical notes on lakes and ancient life
The piece surveys Vermont lake numbers and early ecological notes, mentioning a Pelegic plant and animal life as a whole. It cites Donald K. Presser and references ancient Greece and Rome in a scattered March 1949 Toledo employment context.
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Donald K. Presser
Pr. D
Toledo
Ohio Eittes
Temperance lecturer distracted by hiccoughs report
A temperance lecturer with hiccoughs notes embarrassment over public misgivings about spirits. The article links hiccoughs to rapid eating and stress, says causes vary from nervous system strain to consumption habits, and suggests gradual eating to ease symptoms.
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