In The News In The News Publisher Debate
A long extract discusses the periodical In The News and Editor & Publisher, noting Walter I Schneider's reprint and Randolph Mearst’s daily history columns. It covers Hearst’s responses, requests for background on historians, and the manuscript’s reception in Hearst papers with details on writing process and audience.
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Eorror & Publisher
Ball
Coloom
Edikore & Publisher
Walter I. Schneider
Randolph Mearst
Eyebray's
Hearst
Rendeb Ook
Eazy
Tike
Dation Kirbyon
Dye Ting
Lathiy
Uaer
Menrat
Tla
Ws Reavon
Tory
Tat
Cofon
Hesrat
Hditor & Publisher
Hearst Orsonigition
Wyntooh
Wentnt
Andy Wihiad
Debate Opens on Administration Aid to Britain
Senate debate on the aid-to-Britain bill began with Senator Barkley arguing the war would create a global economic and political order under Nazi influence if Germany wins. He warned that defeat would bring economic domination and political infiltration, urging swift action while White House aides planned advance arrangements for anticipated lease or trade of military equipment.
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Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Democrate Leider
Britain
Germany
United States
Senate
la Jeng
Chaiman
George
D.-Ga
Foreign Falcons Committee
Hitler
Sels Haat
Stephen
White House
Early
Wengury
Navy
Aegriculture
Harry L. Hopkins
Commerce
England
Isa
Bakers
Chamber
Weather outlook mixes mild and unsettled notes
Weather forecast from Weathernat J. Henry Jerace predicts moderate northeast winds on Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures should range between 30 and 86 degrees with a shift toward warmer conditions over the next two days. Cloudy to partly cloudy skies accompany the winds.
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Erin
Weathernat
J. Henry Jerace
Grounded Ship Officers Face Inquiry in New York
Capt George W Richardson commanding officer of the United States maner Manhattan, grounded near West Palm Beach last month, was placed on trial today on unspecified charges before an inquiry by the bureau of marine inspectors. First officer Joseph B H Burger faced similar charges during the inquiry session.
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New York
George W. Richardson
United States
Mner
Manhattan
West Palm Beach
Fis
Tts
Tyio
Bureau of Marke Ing
Joseph BH. Burger
Rahip
Hopkins Maps Aid Britain Plan in White House Talks
Harry L. Hopkins returned from four weeks in England and joined three White House conferences to help set up the administrative framework for the proposed British aid program. The sessions ran into the afternoon and resumed next morning as Roosevelt prepared for lease loan measures and domestic needs.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
England
Treasury
Navy
Agriculture
Stephen Early
Prison Term for Browder Upheld
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Bart Browder for making false statements to obtain a passport in 1934. He was sentenced to four years in prison and a $200 fine after the Southern New York Federal Court and the Fourth Circuit affirmed. Browder had claimed he had not previously held a passport, a falsehood the government said traced to earlier identities.
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Washington
Supreme Corb
Bart Browder
Commune Party
Will Tally
Ustig Oans
Justica Reed
Chesen
Brower
New York
Wallleh Covirt
Ilowan
Fordora
Browder
Lxwenberg
George Morris
Athert Henry Atenneds
Australian fears air attack sparks Texas clash in legislature
Feb 17 report from Austin notes Fal lan Dickson junior county representative clashed with Rep P J Anderson and Pat Dwyer over local bill rack et to create two rural school superintendents for Bexar county. Debate touched constitutional limits on special laws and prompted motions to recommit, postpone, or table.
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Austin
Fallan Dickson
Bexar County
Texas
Todasr
Dickson
P. J. Anderson
Pat. Dwyer
House
John CG
W. Kee O'Daniel
Haye
Bexar
Recommik Mae Diy
House Committee On Scion
Anderson
Dickson Los
Spl
Dirkson
Hoyo
Jack, Ridgeway
Massacheus Pan-American Tanker Fire Off Texas City Docks
A Pan-American tanker named Massacheus, carrying 110,000 barrels of gasoline, was reported afire at the Texas City docks today. An explosion sparked the blaze, with flames leaping along the docks and injuring no one aboard the ship or onshore, according to Pan-American officials in Houston.
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Texas City
Rep
Wiley
Li Manes
Houston
Elington Field Enforcement Set Construction Funded
The War Department endorses a new project at a proposed field near Arlington, Texas. The plan includes three barracks officers quarters and other buildings at an estimated cost of 166000 dollars. The garrison is expected to reach about 4100 men.
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canuMm Inci
Arlington Seid
Houston
War Department
Envoy to Britain to Talk With Tull
New York Pob 17. John G. Winant, newly appointed ambassador to Britain, left by plane for Washington to confer with Secretary of State Hull and other officials. He planned to depart for London by air this week or early next week.
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New York
Jonn G. Winant
Hyltat
Washington
Btale Mull
Japan urges peaceful path amid Pacific tensions
Vice Foreign Minister Ohashi told questions in the Diet that Japan seeks to resolve disputes in the South Seas without force despite warnings by Western powers. He noted United States and allied talks in Washington and warned that rising pressure could force Japan to act, while reaffirming interest in the Philippines as a neighbor.
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Tokyo
m—Domel
Japatrse Lens Agency
Chiich! Ohashi
House of
Japan
South Seas
Washington
United States
Britain
Australia
Netherlands
Ohnashi
Miesenf
Ohashi
Donel
Manila
Steel production cut at mills to 64 percent capacity
New York Pat The American Iron and Steel Institute says steel mills will reduce operations this week to 64 percent of capacity, the lowest production rate of the year.
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New York
Pat
Malion
American Iron and Steel
Tnsiinale
Tacny
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Cloudy conditions continue with Monday night becoming partly cloudy and a warm northeast to easterly wind. Highs near 66 degrees on Monday, around 68 Tuesday with cooler east portion, and nightly lows near 60. Temperatures from last year show 45 highs and 39 lows.
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Ban Antonio
Texas
Pact Report Said to Align Turkey Bulgaria Against Greece
An unconfirmed report claims a Turkey Bulgaria pact would keep Turkey from acting against Greece while allowing Bulgarian forces to move against Greek targets. It notes British interest and Russia's stance, cautioning that a formal agreement could redraw fronts in southeastern Europe and impact potential German moves into Greece.
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Softa
Bulgatis
Feb
Turkey
Bale Ravin
Trowns
Rether
Greece
Army Wives Leave Philippines Amid Transfer Cancellations
Manila reports show 67 American army wives and children departing as tensions rise after a sudden cancellation of routine transfers. Officials offer no explanation while others remain to train 5000 Filipino soldiers under Philippine Scouts.
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Manila
Holt
Philippines
Qany
U. S
Republie
Goonbye
Erol
Pippines
Cirale
Philippine Scouts
Storms and floods devastate large parts of Europe
Severe storms and floods sweep across Portugal, Yugoslavia, Romania, and Hungary, with Danube valley regions and the Black Sea area hardest hit. Reports describe rising waters near Scutari, transportation disruptions, and large-scale evacuations as rail lines and towns fall under flood impact.
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Bern
Switzerland
Europe
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Yugostiya
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Black Sea
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Yugostiavia
Arthak
Rumania
Niles Mortata
Caustamial
Wilikie May See China's Warfare
Washington February 17 Wendell L Wilkie may decide to follow up the Britain survey with a visit to the battlefield areas of China. Friends said today Wilkie plans to tour interior China not yet controlled by Japanese forces and then return to practice law. If he decides to go he will consult Secretary Hull and President Roosevelt first.
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Washington
Wendell L. Wilte
Britain
China
Friensls
Wilate
Wiikle
Funee
Milkle
Hull
Noosevelt
Midwest Plagued by Ice and Snow Storms
Snow and ice blanketed large portions of the Midwest with arctic temperatures forecast. Two to four inches fell across the Great Lakes region yesterday as northern Wisconsin and southern Minnesota reported significant accumulations and freezing conditions persisted into tonight.
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Chicago
Fev
Middle West
Wenthar Bureau
Great Lakes
Vilneis
Thedana
Mirdenn
Wisconesi
Towa
British envoy to Spain returns from visit to Gibraltar
From Madrid in February 1741 the British ambassador to Spain Sai Wel Hoare reports a direct and terse return trip after a visit to Gibraltar. The dispatch notes the embassy’s routine duties and a brief debrief with Spanish authorities.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
Sai Wel Hoare
Hrilish Ambiayador
Spain
Maj Josopidg Honored at Jefferson Hall Recognition
Maj Josopidg ALCSHANK received honors at a ceremony honoring Major Jefferson Hall aboard Monday. Crawford, a graduate of BrachaRktge Might School, entered the army’s new mobile unit. Sue Mounglow Ulb has arranged a belated dance Friday night to aid fundraising efforts.
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Jefferson
Cova
Crawford
Jing
Han
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