Fort Wayne editor defends whistleblower role in union crimes
A Fort Wayne editor argues that publishing informant information on unions is essential to exposing corruption despite antiunion laws. He cites cases of intimidation and suggests protecting informants upholds press freedom against prosecution by authorities.
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Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
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Common Laborers’ Union
Senator la Follette
Fort Wayne
CIO
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New York State
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Wagner
Norris
Meade
India
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Ja Pan
U. S
Egypt
Brazil
Peru
East Indies
Newspaper Rates and Motto Note in Tucson Paper
The page lists Associated Press and United Press affiliations and general rate details for home, outside, and mailed subscriptions in Tucson. A quoted religious motto by Mrs Jefferson appears, noting a pledge against tyranny.
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Tucson
God
Jefferson
Obsequies for Heydrich Highlight Himmler Role
Adolf Hitler attended brief state funeral events for Reinhard Heydrich while Heinrich Himmler led the ceremony. The piece portrays Heydrich in a controversial light and critiques Nazi rationales, noting the Gestapo’s power and internal manipulation. It also links the funeral to broader wartime themes and includes a rubber inventory drive and economic notes.
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Adolf Hitler
Reinhard Heydrich
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Heydrich
Himmler
Bruno Mussolini
Ethiopia
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Otto Strasser
Black Front
Hitler
Geheime Staats Polizei
Dr. Diels
Magda Dodd
Gargantua
Munich
Italy
Strasser
Frau Himmler
Baer Facts Not Worth Knowing Collection
A compact roundup of quirky misstatements and curiosities. The Baer Facts present nonsensical notes on animals foods manners and oddities with corny quips and dated asides. The piece blends humorous pseudo facts with scattered aphorisms and weak trivia.
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Baer
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Opera
Postwar aims shift in Washington Moscow talks
Washington and Moscow issued agreements that postpone settlement of disputed borders and freedoms while stressing economic objectives and mutual cooperation. The changes reflect realism over idealism, with Britain pledging a long term defense treaty and the United States adjusting lend lease terms and postwar material returns.
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Washington
London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Britain
United States
Poland
Baltic States
Rumania
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Russia
Moscow
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War weary Axis morale noted by returning diplomats
Leland B. Morris and George Wadsworth told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Germany and Italy show strong loyalty to Hitler despite weariness. They see little chance of Axis revolts soon, with Germans more loyal than Italians under German subjugation.
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Europe
Morris
Reich
Hitler
Washington
Drottingholm
Leland B. Morris
U. S
Berlin
George Wadsworth
Rome
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Italy
Wadsworth
Denmark
Copenhagen
Hess
Gestapo
Bible Thought for Today Measure Eternity
A devotional note quotes 2 Corinthians 4 17 18 contrasting temporary affliction with eternal glory and invites readers to focus on unseen eternal realities rather than present troubles.
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