Censorship and propaganda roles in World War I era policy
By Denys Wortman from the national Capitol, notes Admiralty and White House links. Mentions Franklin D Roosevelt as president and Marvin H McIntyre as assistant secretary in charge of appointments and political affairs, plus Lieutenant Stephen Early as key editor in Stars and Stripes and press relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capitol
Naval Information Committee
Navy
Franklin D Roosevelt
Marvin H. McIntyre
United States
Marvin McIntyre
Stephen Early
France
Stars and Stripes
The
Roosevelt
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Debating Depression Spending and Helium Policy
The piece questions Farley and Wallace on spending, cites Treasury figures from 1900 to 1938 to argue continued outlays. It criticizes Harold L. Ickes for helium policy and mocks attempts to link dictatorial tactics to public works and relief, referencing Italo-Ethiopian war actions and federal debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Henry Wallace
United States Treasury
Messrs Farley
Wallace
Messrs Farley, Wallace & Co
Harold Horatmus
Italy
United States
State Department
Hand Out at Putnam NY by Georges Michael
A veteran Washington newspaper man examines propaganda in Hand out published in Putnam New York. The author analyzes techniques used to shape public opinion and the impact on readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
New York
Georges Michael
Washington
San Jose Students Demonstrate in Police Course
In San Jose California two students in the scientific police course at San Jose State College demonstrated their involvement in class activities. The report notes their participation and the context of the demonstration within the course framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
San Jose State College
Pine Tree Bobcats Slain Toll Drops with Levy Cut
Augusta Me last year saw Bobcat slay in the Pine Tree state. Slaughter of 700 cats cost the state about 11 000 dollars. The legislature cut the bounty from 20 to 15 dollars in 1935 when 811 bobcats were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pine Tree
Pigeons Stop Court House Clock in Painesville Incident
In Painesville the courthouse clock stopped and was damaged when dozens of pigeons perched on the hands, clustering to sit and sleep, throwing the mechanism out of gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Court House
Old Piscataqua Hand Engine Receives Paint for 300th Anniversary
Exeter New Hampshire prepares a display to mark the town's 300th anniversary as the Old Piscataqua hand engine, a historic fire apparatus, is repainted for the fire department exhibit due next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Piscataqua
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Eckener
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Horatius) Ickes
Ickes
Harold Horatius
Iches
Hitler
Hellum
Harold Horatius Biancio
Maritime Commission
Congress
John Jones
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
Ohio
Maine
Wet
Sohio
Sohican
Standard Oil Company
Mairs
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
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Kurlash
Castile
Snow
Muir's
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Petrolagar
Muir
al Muir
Lady Esther
Muir’s
Monarch
America
Ern
Boe
Peg
Pleduan
Drene
Pes
Goenfert
Howre
Kalin
Phillip
RASS
Gillette
Zac Doan
Alc
Hank
Laxey
Saude Cologne
Coees
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Actone
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Antee
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