Front Pages Weigh War Propaganda And Press Attitudes
The Sun notes a silver lining in France’s Riom trials and Daladier’s praise of De Gaulle. Editors Spruce Bliven and Freda Kirchwey critique U S war propaganda echoing last war tactics. A chaotic montage covers editors opinions, tax talk, and broadcast digests with sharp period voice.
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Spruce Bliven
Freda Kirchwey
Opinion
U. S
France
Riom
Daladier
Sufi
de Gaulle
Berlin
Dan Parker
A. M.er
Hollywood
U.S
California
Hitler
Yankee Doodle Spirit Rekindled Across America in War Mobilization
Patriotism surges as citizens donate generosity and pledge action after Pearl Harbor. Public gatherings, school pledges, and cinema audiences reflect a serious resolve to defend freedom, with songs, Legion programs, and youth activities boosting national unity and readiness.
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America
France
Treasury Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Republic
United States
Pearl Harbor
Tin Pan Alley
Hawaii
American Legion
Legion
Homer L. Chaillaux
Hollywood Aims at Entertainment and Morale Education
The piece argues total war requires mobilizing communication tools and shifts propaganda away from scornful titles toward soldier entertainment and educational shorts. It notes Hollywood helps by relaxing civilians and teaching war duties, while asserting America’s navy needs a strong push and morale boost.
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The
Berlin
Hollywood
America
Navy de Tras
Nokshot
Remember K K Katy And The War Era Songs
The piece recalls 1917 era songs such as My Buddy Keep the Home Fires Burning Till We Can Meet Again and Just a Baby's Goat at Twilight. It notes a shift from sentimental ballads to patriotic tunes and mentions How Ya Gonna Keep Em Down on the Farm. Barber shop quartets kept the songs alive.
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Yesteryear
War mobilization thins civilian supplies and demands more workers
The article outlines a massive wartime manpower need with seven million soldiers and three million more for air raid precautions. It notes mechanized warfare cuts civilian goods, with shortages of new tires and cars, aluminum pans, and plastics repurposed for tank gears.
Darwin Australia described as evolving from backdoor to front door city
Darwin in the Northern Territory is depicted as a bustling port city of under 5 000 residents with a heat soaked climate and stilted houses. The text notes its harbor prominence and tigerish tropical life, plus seasonal greenery from the wet season as described by a National Geographic bulletin.
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Darwin
Australia
Northern Territory
National Geographic Bulletin
Nebraska
America
Caisson pace and wartime reflections from a veteran writer
The piece compares World War I travel by caisson and today’s rapid warfare, noting the shift from slow marches to high speed combat. It contrasts old doughboy hardships with modern tech and urges support for defense bonds while outlining rising government debt and war costs.
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Shank
Fed- See
Eee
No-trick dress pattern offers slim torso effect
Attractive frack style for home wear combines a joined skirt and full bodice with a flattering collar and sleeves. Pattern No 8068 covers sizes 12 to 40 with yardage details. Pattern No 8117 suits ages 4 to 12, listing fabric needs.
New Frock Shapes for Little Angels Dress Styles
A reader notes a new children’s dress trend featuring a long torso top and dart fitted waist to mimic grown-up frocks. The frock is tied in with a slim waistline focus, offering a fresh look for youngsters.
Raleigh Cigarettes Jingle Contest Offers Weekly Prizes
Raleigh Cigarettes announces a large jingle contest in this paper offering 133 prizes each week for participants. The advertisement encourages readers to submit jingles to win substantial weekly awards.
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Raleigh
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