Press freedom as a right for the people not publishers
Mark Ethridge discusses the distance between editors and readers and argues that freedom of the press must reflect the public's access to truthful news rather than serve publisher bias. He cites Fortune surveys showing radio and newspapers shaping public trust and warns publishers to reconcile with readers to defend the First Amendment.
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Roosevelt
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Journalism Quarter
Ward L. Bernays
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Maporte
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Soldier Returns from Southwest Pacific Service
Cpl Bernard J Karruckas 25, brother of Mrs Veronica Gutnik of 600 Margaret Street, has returned from service outside the continental United States. He is being processed at the Army redistribution stations in Miami Beach and his next assignment will be determined. He served 30 months as a machine gunner in the Southwest Pacific theater.
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Cpl
Bernard J. Karruckas
Veronica Gutnik
Margaret Street
Continental
United States
Army Ground and Service Forces
Miami Beach
Karrackas
Southwest Pacific
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