Nazis Clamp On Censorship As First Step In Domination
Louis Lochner, former AP Berlin chief, argues in Hollywood that Nazi press control exceeded wartime needs. He notes 24 hour Nazi surveillance, agents in neutral countries, and enemy access to American papers. He contrasts U S war censorship with Nazi practices and warns of broader aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Hollywood
United States
Newspaperession
Pearl
Price
Argentina
Portugal
Spain
Setterrland
Sweden
Regimentation of the German press under Hitler described
The article recalls how Goebbels encouraged limited criticism and strict press control. It notes editors were removed for grievances and outlines the Nazi regime's daily briefings dictating what could be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goebbels
Third Reich
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Gestapo
von Papen
Jung
Germany
Meetings For WAC Recruiting Underway In North Carolina
Mrs. Walter G. Craven director of the service corps for the state OCD and Lt. Lucy Page of the WAC began a series of recruiting meetings with local civilian chairmen. After a conference at Camp Butner they planned sessions in Rocky Mount Wilson and Goldsboro and would visit Kinston New Bern Morehead City Washington and Williamston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Walter G. Craven
Service Corps
State Office of Civilian Defense
Lucy Page
WAC
North Carolina
Camp Butner
Craven
Lieutenant Page
OCD
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Goldsboro
Kinston
New Bern
Morehead City
Washington
Williamston
Cerebellum and balance from daily life to sport
In a health Q and A, the cerebellum is explained as the brain’s center for coordinated movement and equilibrium. The piece links drunken imbalance to cerebellar function and describes how careful control of posture, vision, and muscle tone enables precise golf swings and task accuracy. It also answers questions on whooping cough contagion and Buerger disease management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barany
Althou
Andrew Jackson Post 87 Commander Named
Local report notes Ney Evans has been named commander of Andrew Jackson Post No. 87, American Legion. City council seeks outright highway funds for street widening and underpasses. Calls to stop false fire alarms and a school PT A program on cooperation are mentioned. World Series score Giants 6 Senators 1 at Polo Grounds. Virginia approves repeal amendment by two to one margin. AFL asks removal of Public Works officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Evans
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Giants
Washington Senators
Polo Grounds
New York
Virginia
American Federation of Labor
World Series Fever Grips Army in North Africa
Allied desks report North Africa troops overwhelmed by World Series excitement as Lt. James A. Burchard pens verses for the troops. The piece blends wartime scenes with baseball banter, mentioning airmen, sailors, doughboys, and references to baseball cards and a playful wager among soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
North Africa
Allied
Algiers
James A. Burchard
The
New York World - Telegram
Stars and Stripes
Series Explains Functions of the Press in a Democracy
The Enterprise begins a multi part series on how newspapers serve a democratic community. The first essay outlines purposes duties and responsibilities of the press for readers to better understand daily news. It notes seventy million war stamps are reduced daily by 45 workers at the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propaganda Ministry
Berlin
Reich
Goebbels
Tne Dnb
Deutsches Nachrichten- Bureau
U. S
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Coloradan Opposed to Drafting Of Family Men
Senator Johnson of Colorado said he has authentic figures showing more than 3 500 000 men with various years of service exist and that enough trained manpower abroad and at home will preclude a father draft this year. He questioned the 3 500 000 figure but noted plans for a 7 700 000 army by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
D-Colo
Pearl Harbor
Senate Military Committee
United States
Army
War Department
Senator Hill
Ala
Hill
George C. Marshall
Army View
50 French terrorists shot in Paris, radio reports
The German controlled Paris radio announced that 50 French terrorists recently arrested were shot Saturday due to a resurgence of assassination and terror acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Ulysses S Grant arrives at Jefferson Barracks
Pfc Ulysses S Grant a descendant of the Civil War general arrives at Jefferson Barracks near St Louis, now a Army Air Forces basic training center. He began his military career in April 1941, served three months in infantry, then transferred to the Army Air Corps and was assigned to Stockton California before moving to Jefferson Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Peacock
Rotarians
High Point
Blowing Rock
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Barracks
Army Air
Grant
Army Air Corps
Stockton
Calif
Beer as a symbol of early American liberty and moderation
Grandma Hoskins recounts how beer shaped colonial life from Plymouth to the Mayflower log. The piece argues beer tempered hardships, fostering tolerance and friendliness as a symbol of personal liberty in early America.
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Sen. Johnson
Louis Lochner
Pacific Coast
For Press Association, Inc
Richard Massock
Max Hill
Japan
WEW
Long
Moskins Clothing Company
North Main St
Arnstein
der Fuehrer
Bbels
Nne
Galahad
Eugene Sheffer
Lobby
Voice
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Cuno the
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Logan Clendening, M. D
Clendening
W.L.A
Buerger
Bheer
ruUr
NAL
W. B. Ayock
School of Instruction
Parent-Teacher Association
Central Friends “Harch
Gladys Copple
Maryland
George R. Brown
J. R. Palmer
Thomasville
Cowles
Lexington
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Stanton Bennett
Bill Bennett
Bennett i Brothers
Wrenn Street
the Elks
W. H.english
Jack Edwards
Harville
G. Clary
Axis Land
Farey
Chandler
St. Lod
Wehmrncht
Wheeler
Dmont
Senate
E. Simms Campbe
Joe Marsh
Grandma Hoskins
America
Grandma
Plymouth Rock
Brewing Industry Foundation
North Corsline
H. Boi
Insurance Bigg
Releigh
N. C
Prestone On
Eveready
Usion Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Jaa
Eisai
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