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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
5
The document outlines core ethics for journalism during National Newspaper Week 1945. It asserts that newspapers must publish truth and full disclosure, protect privacy, avoid propaganda, present crime and vice responsibly, and maintain independence from business or outside influence. It stresses fair play, reader edification, and a free press as a beacon for world peace.
The piece argues Japan used two faces in war time. It claims Japan justified aggression while releasing prisoners with smiles as face No. 2. It states Nippon’s remorse is absent for crimes, condemns militarism, and warns against future aggression to protect future generations.
United Seamen's Service calls for volunteers to sew simple morale banners for America's Merchant Marine. Banners for Liberty ships Victory ships troop transports and tankers require only one yard of muslin and three small squares stitched by machine. directions available by writing to the service in Los Angeles.
Legal notice of sale of stock in trade fixtures equipment and goodwill of T W Shackles Cafe at 1120 Coast Boulevard Sunset Beach California and transfer of liquor license B-185-A to John Cousineau intended transferee. Purchase price 600 dollars. Sale and transfer to occur October 27, 1945 at 10 AM in Long Beach escrow office. Dated September 26, 1945.
On September 28, 1945, the undersigned seeks permission to sell alcoholic beverages at 88 Coast Highway Sunset Beach Orange County. Applies to the State Board of Equalization for an On Sale Beer license for the premises. Protests may be filed with grounds for denial in Sacramento California.
The pamphlet extols publishers for wartime service amid shortages and long hours. It notes October 18 as National Newspaper Week and urges readers to thank their hometown papers to support a stronger role in postwar reconstruction and reconversion.
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