Freedom and News Flow in Postwar Peace
A discussion on the need for broad press freedom and open news channels between nations after war. It argues censorship shapes propaganda, warns against dictatorship through information control, and stresses cooperation of nations and news agencies to preserve free reporting worldwide.
Freedom of the press and democracy in postwar world
Kent Cooper voices American press aims at the peace conference. News executives endorse universal access to news at the source, open communications, abolition of censorship, and unrestricted interchange of news as essential to democracy and American prestige.
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Kent Cooper
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Red Tape Haunts a Summer Worker at Goodyear Aircraft
A narrator recounts a summer job at Goodyear Aircraft where endless forms and passes flood daily tasks. After a tour of bureaucratic steps from application to exit, the tale contrasts the plant’s red tape with the orderly, declared simplicity of school life.
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Goodyear
Fall enrollments rise at Toledo amid varied campus events
University of Toledo reports total fall enrollment 1 708 with 1 072 day students 110 cadet nurses 523 evening session and 93 women in the evening nursing institute. Emory University to elect campus editors by student council ballot. Ohio rallies feature James Stewart at Oberlin College and fall theater lineups at Toledo University Purdue and Miami University announce events for October. Louisiana State University notes 90 ex servicemen in schooling and veterans association efforts. Seven assemblies per semester at Miami mandate attendance with extra credit penalties.
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Across Siegfried line north of Aachen Ubach held
The Yank first army advanced across the Siegfried line north of Aachen with Ubach in possession as reports from The News in London and Moscow describe strategic moves and warnings. Detriot workers demand a WLB fact finding board on maintenance wages amid air strike threats while Carole Landis sparks remarks in Sydney about American doughboys. Jackie Cooper faces acquittal on charges linked to teen delinquency.
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Ubach
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