Censorship Clash and ANS Coverage Amid World War II Satire
The piece critiques Allied and U.S. wartime press policy, praising the Army News Service for neutral, factual reporting to troops. It contrasts ANS with the Office of War Information and notes internal debates on Roosevelt's fourth term, Taft, Marshall, and labor figures like John L. Lewis. The piece ends with Henry A. Wallace’s cryptic stance on a Roosevelt vice presidency and an unresolved feud.
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Rome
Washington
London
Army News Service
New York City
Office of War Information
John W. Bricker
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
T Ainsletter
George N. B
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Boom
George C. Marshall
Elmer H. Davis
Bureau
Wendell Wil
Ron
United Mime Workers
Cecil Owen
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Owen
John L
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Henry A. Wallace
F.D.R
Barkley
Rayburn
MacCormack
Nation health steady in 1943 amid wartime strains
Health officials report 1943 kept a high level of nationwide well being despite influenza and wartime living. Infant mortality hit new lows as tuberculosis reached an all time low while deaths from automobile crashes declined, though injuries rose with increased travel.
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Metropolitan Insurance Company
Information Service
Boston
Taapeurdas
Louis Dublin
Iran Insurance Company
Miller Freed Under Bond After Killing
Robert I. Miller a 67 year old Washington attorney was freed on a 15000 bond after fatally shooting Dr. John F. Lind 56 a psychiatrist and author in a downtown street incident. Miller’s wife 42 refused to testify and witnesses said Miller fired two shots after a struggle near Lind’s car.
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Washington
Robert I. Miller
John F. Lind
Lind
Miller
Radio Schedule Echoes War Time and Serial Programs
A dense listing of radio programs scheduled for Wednesday February 23 Eastern War Time with hour by hour show lines. It includes dramatic serials Captain Midnight and Jack Armstrong, news updates with Quincy Howe and Lowell Thomas, concerts with Harry James and Eddie Cantor, and youth programs like The Land Trio and Kiddies Serial, reflecting wartime programming and network corrections.
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Addec
Jack Armstrong
Landt
Chick Carter
Mbs
Farrel
Nbe
Biu
Quincy Howe
News
Cbs
America
Lyd Murray
Tim Healy
Mba
Jer Sullavan
Biu-West News
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Newscaast
Nbc
Harry James
Cba Sae Johnson Family
Jone Ranger
West
Cba
Montezuma
Marines
Kaltenborn
Mrs
Danein
Stalin Claims Hitlerite Effort to Sow Discord Fails
London reports Stalin in his 26th anniversary Red Army dispatch denounces Nazi plans to create disunity among allies and warns Hitlerite Germany aims to mobilize and drag out the war while Allies prepare a wider offensive. He cites Soviet advances and calls for vigilance against overconfidence as German diplomats seek separate peace.
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London
Stalin
Germany
Europe
Isap- Stalin
Moscow
Soviet Monitor
Million Dollars Spent for Piles Relief
An ad proclaims an annual one million dollars spent on remedies for piles. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as soothing and fast acting with cooling astringent relief. The ointment is priced 35 cents a box or 60 cents in a tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
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