News freedom and the need for honest international information
A speech argues that freedom of press and speech are essential to peace. It notes leaders fuel wars by spreading prejudice and mass emotion, cites Hitler’s suppression of German media, and calls for strong efforts to ensure accurate global information despite censorship.
Salvage Paper Drive Yields School Participation
Students at St. Peter's Lutheran School took part in a salvage paper drive, each depositing their recycled paper at the nearest school site to their homes.
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World News Agencies and the Cartel of Echoed Truth
A historical note traces how European news agencies grew under government influence with roots in the nineteenth century. It discusses the Wolff Bureau and the Reuters alliance, noting distortions in reporting and the centralized control of information across Britain Germany and France.
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