Freedom of Expression in American Press and Radio
A discussion on the press and radio's editorial limits shows newspapers cherish freedom and trusteeship amid competition and honesty. It argues broadcasters should have editorial leeway, while FCC rules curb such power, and questions if radio deserves constitutional protection against gag rules. It also critiques airline pilots unions calling for annual strikes, warning of public backlash and policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Air Line Pilots Association
David L. Behneke
The Doctor Says on Cancer Fears and Survival
The doctor discusses cancer as a feared disease and notes public impression of its reach. He suggests advances allow many to survive childhood illnesses and reach middle age, with cancer appearing across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Cancer prevention and treatment advances discussed
A fragmented article discusses cancer research and early detection, noting varying cancer risks among families and the role of early intervention. It mentions that some cancers may be more curable with prompt treatment and highlights the need for ongoing investigation into prevention and therapy.
Washington Column on Un American Spy Scare Details
Washington column by Peter Edson profiles figures linked to late 1940s spy scares. Focuses on Vinogradoff, Condont, Zlotowski and Harris, tracing their roles with Westinghouse, the Bureau of Standards and wartime science exchanges, plus connections to U S and foreign governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
NWA
Renard A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Helen M. Haertig
Lenin
Tat Sglin
Vinograslal
Sac Avere Cne
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Westinghouse Electric Co
Vittaburgh
Awl
Cine
Heetine Omer
Icin International
Ehguwertis
Drs Condontatshow
Westing
Armeriwean
Kitely
Drolemee Zlovowski
Conlon
Poland
Te Wate
Volich Chewerer
Tetsail Bikini
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Camden Gretmethine
Zlotowski Vais Orate Advica Mucamie
Rockefeller Foundation
Coralat
Harris Wee Tom
Pokal
Choy
Anieriesi
Acer Naturalland
Var Ha
Ce Scopehary
Wiel Lighten
Political figures debate wartime policy and aid
A fragmented clipping quotes Abigen Miterhall Plat and Johnston of the Producers' Assn on US military readiness and a global power balance. The remarks mention Secretary of State Marshall warning world confusion could mislead policy and Liberal Party leader Berle criticizing patrolling and aid dollars.
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Abigen Miterhall Plat
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Wit Hawes Cole Ae
European Regayeyy
C Johnston
Molion Pecture Producers’ Assn
Fragmented Open Forum on Baseball and unseen threats
The readable text shows a chaotic open forum about baseball with garbled dialogue and stray phrases. It mentions players, teams, and a Sunday event, but the context is largely unintelligible. Entities like names or places are not clearly defined due to the damaged OCR.
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Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
National School OF Business
Middleshoro, Kentucky
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Middlesboro Monument Co
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Leonard Geray
Kirnley Fo Mather
Hweyard University
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Marshall
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Adulah Ay Berle
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Liberal Party of New York
Pennsylvania
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Legion
Erie
Wee Anway
Clint Welts
Pel Water Ag
Lyhen
Dua Anderson
Youngstown
Dwaity
Shardael
Marie
Errol Flyin
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Lupin
Eleanor Parker
Gig Young
Reginald Denny
Isobel Elsom Albert Basserman
Ludwig Stossel
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Gertrude Mennel
Arline
Roger Clark
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