Words and Slogans Shaped U S War Unity 1917 18
James H Mock and Cedric Larson recount how words and slogans influenced American public opinion during World War I. They detail the creation of the Committee on Public Information led by George Creel, its press cooperation, and the shift from anti militarism to a unified war effort amid censorship debates.
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U. S
America
Washington
France
Committee On Public Information
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
George Creel
War
Navy
Creel
CPI
Departments of State, War and Navy
Lynn Morrow Faces Change After Rene Bouchier's Death
Lynn Morrow learns Rene Bouchier has died at American Hospital, altering her plans and leaving her to reassess life as she contemplates a Hollywood movie test. Chuck and Helen invite her to Algiers, while Katzman flirts and pushes Lynn toward acting. Lynn accepts the test, hoping to honor Rene and herself, then completes the scene at Superior Pictures in New York.
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Lynn
Marty
Rene Bouchier
American Hospital
Lynn Morrow
Rene
Rome
Chuck
Helen
Algiers
Arnold Katzman
Katzman
Florida
Miss Morrow
Hollywood
Buddy
Mother Austin
Mrs. Austin Sr
New York
Superior Pictures
Lynn Signs Five Year Contract With Katzman Studio
Lynn Morrow meets producer Katzman and manager Marty Somenberg in New York. Katzman offers a long term deal with $200 weekly first year and rising pay, promising fame and a future on the coast. Lynn reveals she is a widow of artist Rene Bouchier and agrees to move quickly while Wellington warns about publicity.
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Lynn
Wellington
Mr. Katzman
Miss Morrow
Katzman
Hal
Welthe
Siedenberg
Marty Somenberg
Marty
Rene Bouchier
Rome
Christos
Lawrence
Rene
New York
Austin
Towers
Katz
America
Dellview NC Smallest Town Governs Its Own Fate
Dellview North Carolina, the nation’s smallest town, has eight residents all from the Dellinger family. Created in 1925 to protect a chicken farm from dogs, it now operates as a legal municipality with officers and gunfire-free laws.
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Dellview
N. C
United States
Dellinger
Dellinger Brothers
Robert
Henry Dellinger
Wilma
Marie
Gladys
Delaview
Tom Dellinger
Persons of Voting Age Show Large Increase
The census bureau reports 11,234,376 more people of voting age in the last decade, while total population rose by 8,634,835. Analysts attribute the rise to lower birth rates and longer lifespans from medical progress and modern sanitation.
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U. S. Census Bureau
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James BR. Mock
Cedric Larson
Western Newspaper Union
Germany
Ales Hrdlicka
Europe
MR. Farmer de
Ec Coat
Hun
His Mark Blout
Trailer Girl
Vera Brown
Wild
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