Freedom of expression in press week appeal and memoirs
President Roosevelt salutes National Newspaper Week urging publishers to defend press freedom amid diverse commentaries on opinions and media roles. The column surveys cultural critiques, including Garbo and May 23 cultural notes, with attention to censorship, broadcasting, and wartime reporting.
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Mussolini
Italy
Treliso
Congress weighs two bites of neutrality act changes
Congress and the White House weigh arming merchantmen and extending sailing rights to British ports in a two step plan. Senators Connally and Eaton lead a bipartisan delegation facing A B C choices as the debate over neutral trade continues. Panama undergoes a bloodless coup ousting Arias with Guardia and La Guardia taking key posts amid ship arms policy tensions. Myron Taylor returns from Rome as the White House debates Soviet aid with labor support shifting toward humanitarian and patriotic backing.
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Teft
Rep
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Hoth
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Mexico
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Guardia
Ricada Adolfo de la Guardia
How
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U. S
RED Aid
Erron
Aluminum Co of America Prevails In Sherman Act Case
Judge Francis Caffey of a New York federal court ruled the government failed to prove charges of violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act by the Aluminum Company of America. The decision ends a lengthy trial with ALCOA deemed the apparent winner on all points and notes ample bauxite and water power exists for new production since 1908 patent expiry.
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New York
Aluminum Company of America
U. S
ALCOA
Ifasmuch
Cafley
Thetay
Weekly News Analysis Editor's MotE
Weekly analysis notes urging readers to weigh editorials and world events, reflecting on the necessity of careful press coverage and the role of the newspaper in informing the public. Published under Western Newspaper Union guidance, it outlines editorial priorities and the value of clear, responsible journalism.
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Western Newspaper Union
Turkey
Germany
Britain
United States
Hussig
Guerilla Band Leaders Fear Jobs in Auto Industry Shakeup
Berlin reports a large Serb guerrilla unit led by a Beblan attorney’s daughter as a volatile scene. In Detroit, leaders warn 190000 will be jobless next spring with thousands more moved to defense industry due to auto sector upheavals.
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Beblan
Cebannet Nonsources
Detroit
Mary
City or Country A Kansas City Friend Faces a Choice
A Kansas City man, a city worker and father of a large family, buys a small farm within an hour of the city to secure health, shelter, warmth and food. The piece contrasts urban anxieties with rural security and reflects on wartime markets, diplomacy, and economic forecasts, mentioning prisoner exchanges and global tensions.
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Kansas City
America
Marge
Newhaven
Germany
Hess
England
Britain
How to Clean and Preserve Household Fabrics and Leather
A garbled guide offers tips for dealing with stains and dampness on fabrics and leather. It mentions mixing eggs with milk, treating table linens, washing curtains, damp dampening rust, lemon salt coatings, and turning sweet potatoes, then suggests cleaning leather with gasoline or alcohol and finishing with oil or ointment. Details are unclear due to corruption but reference to stains, dampness, and preservation remain.
Ideal gifts for service members from home folks
Local notices suggest sending comforting gifts to Army Navy and Coast Guard personnel. Camels are featured as a popular tobacco choice. The piece emphasizes thoughtful items for servicemen and notes positive reception of mailed comforts from home.
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Mmz Fine Corps
Coast Guardry
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