The Great War Comes To The American Press
The article proclaims that a new global conflict dominating headlines is unfolding. It highlights AP’s vast World War reporting network and explains how 2,500 correspondents and 110 American trained news veterans will deliver accurate prompt facts to 1,400 member newspapers. The piece promises complete battlefield coverage and rapid dispatches for daily editions.
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