Censorship in War Times Draws Fire Over Public’s Right to Know
The piece condemns military censorship of interviews with returned German prisoners and criticizes officials for hiding stories of mistreatment and morale. It argues that censoring news erodes democracy, fuels distrust, and misleads the public while urging transparency as the war continues.
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Italy and the war effort stir busy debate on feeding workers
The piece argues about the Italy corps status and a proposed Inter Agency Committee on Food for Workers. It critiques bureaucratic planning for factory meals while noting rationing, shopping difficulties for women workers, and fears about wartime logistics and morale.
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Food Distribution Administration
War Manpower Commission
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OPA
Roosevelt Plan Extends Education for Returning Service Members
Constructive President Roosevelt advocates a year of education for every qualified man and woman after service. Training for civil life is seen as preferable to cash bonuses, with an estimated cost of a billion dollars deemed small relative to war costs and a constructive aim versus a destructive one.
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Citizens debate inflation policy and OPA reforms
The article quotes George A. Moser criticizing OPA as overregulated and biased against defendants, and M. W. Nash detailing actions on Ben Swartzberg's alleged stamp violation. Civic leaders push anti inflation education, share views on property, Russia, and war bonds while local officials announce evening school registrations for war book four.
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Navy Supremacy Looms in Postwar World Says Analyst
Washington insiders argue the United States will field a five to one naval superiority over Britain after the war with a five ocean fleet and strong air power. The piece notes rapid postwar naval build up, critiques postwar tax politics, and hints Moscow talks won’t alter defense forecasts.
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Trawlers in the North Atlantic Cod Catch
Report notes North Atlantic trawlers average 200000 pounds of cod catch per man each season. References a biblical quote and a literary line, but the central item is the seasonal cod catch figure per sailor.
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Broadway Night Life Gossip Page Highlights
A retinue of figures visits New York including Mae West era icons Louella Parsons Greer Garson and Geo O Wells with others like Joan Blondell and Rep Clare Luce in midtown scenes. Vignettes cover nightlife clubs the Cotillion the Pier and cases from the Congressional Record with light political satire and social banter.
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