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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

2

Washington Digest Pamphleteering Enlivens CIO Campaign

The article reviews CIO pamphleteering as a modern political mobilization tool. It highlights eye catching, color illustrated leaflets, guides on canvassing and radio use, and a Religious Associates effort supporting worker mobilization ahead of elections. It notes figures like Norman Corwin and Dwight Bradley, and references I F Stone on regional voting swings toward Roosevelt.

Ken Dwight Bradley New York CIO Action Committees Tommonist Tesrings National Citizens Political Action Committee Cio-Pca I. F Stone Chicago Detroit Cleveland Ohio Illinois Michigan Roosevelt Stone

Melbourne war plant run by women enters fourth year

The Melbourne facility, staffed entirely by women aged 25 to 40, has operated for four years with many workers new to employment outside the home. They manufacture Bren gun carrier steering dears and telescope holders, while parcel shipments to service members abroad proceed without export licenses. The War Food Administration cites a onion crop up 45 percent over the 10 year 1933-42 average.

Melbourne Australia War Food Administration US Army War Department Fort Meyer National Cemetery Quartermaster Corps Army WAC

Censorship and free speech clash in wartime America 1944

A compact byline style critique recalls NBC censoring a March of Time dramatization of M Halsey’s Some of My Best Friends Are Soldiers, arguing against suppression of intolerance. It weaves Willkie quotes, Axis prisoner coverage, and a portrait of American press freedoms amid wartime battles.

America Nbcensors M. Halsey Germany Hitler Wendell Willkie

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