Propaganda in Wartime and Newsmen’s Duty in Peace
The piece reviews OWI OSS wartime broadcasts and the Voice of America postwar plan to use propaganda, arguing the press must remain truthful while government seeks to influence audiences abroad. It cautions reporters to balance official policy with America's tradition of free, honest journalism and favors private media over state propaganda.
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America
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The Doctor Says on World War I Plastic Surgery
The article describes rapid progress in plastic surgery during and after the First World War. It notes many injuries spurred advances, with complex, multi‑year procedures often required. It cautions that results vary and emphasizes informed discussion with surgeons about likely outcomes and growing expertise in the field.
Middlestore School Bid Proposals Advertised
Advertisement for sales proposals by RL Case Thomnes son superintendent for Middlestore Kentucky for a new Hastings school in Nottoway Middlesboro. Proposals due August 20 1948 with plans and specs available at the superintendent office Behuoe Kentucky or Architecrt TM Perkins in Tiel Kentucky. Bidders must meet general conditions certified check and provide bid guarantees.
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Middlestore
Nentucky
Hastdings
Nottoway
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Superiorendens
Behuoe
MidMovhorn
TM. Perkin
Bid invitation for Middiesboro school building project
The Board of Education of Middiesboro Kentucky invites bids for the erection of a battaling building. Specifications include sail material delivery and a complete line of materials at the architect's office. Separate bids for labor incident to erection are required. The board reserves the right to accept or reject all bids.
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City of Middieshoro
Kentucky
Capitol Hearings Stir Red Bait in Spy Ring Probes
The House Un American Activities Committee faces partisan clashes as Republicans push to wrap up spy hearings. Key figures include J Parnell Thomas Karl Mundt Richard Nixon and Richard Vail with Democrats like John Rankin John Wood and John Peterson variably attending. The debate centers on linking communism to U S government and the pursuit of sensational headlines versus substantial findings.
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Rankin and Wood
White House
Sam Raybury
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Robert B. Stripling
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Standards
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