Military Censorship and the Balance of Security and Truth
The article discusses how military censorship tests the line between protecting security and concealing errors. It cites Beloit Daily News coverage of a radar station team renamed to hide its existence, and notes Navy and Air Force practices urging frank replies to reporters. It also notes penalties for photographing secret equipment and the shift toward civilian oversight of information.
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James Devlin
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Beloit
Wis
Daily News
10Th Air Force
Air Force
James S. Pope
American Society of Newspaper Editors’ of Information Committee
Pope
FBI
Crossword puzzle clues from September 5 daily page
Readable clues list with multiple across and down hints. Contains partial words and misprints such as ACRORS Intimidates fails utterly slang melodies embankment river French nimble travel back and forth and scattered numbered entries for several rows and a final yesterday’s answer.
Oyster Recipes Add Flavor As Oyster Season Nears End
A march ending oyster season prompts readers to use up remaining oysters with Louisiana style Oyster Rendezvous and other dishes. Recipes include broiled oysters with bacon garnish, Oyster Fritters with parsley and tartare sauce, and Oyster Fricassee with butter, flour, parsley, eggs, and lemon quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Security clashes with press over photographers and maps
Civilian photographers faced detentions and threats at crashes and during MacArthur coverage as authorities argued over security. President Truman’s press conference sparked debate on hanging maps of atomic sites. FBI figures show income growth gaps between white and Negro families in 1940–50. A Beetle size fact and Alamo defense tally end the piece.
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Sulu Pope
Air Force
Minnesota
Portland
Ore
Honolulu
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Truman
Comics Read In School Spark Learning At Holy Name
AP Newsfeatures notes a Holy Name Cathedral grammar school experiment where students read selected colored comic books with permission. The tales show heroes who win through honesty industry and courage, with gentle fairy stories and no bloodthirsty content. Sister Mary Victorice leads the program, guiding read alouds and student drawings of favorite scenes.
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AP Newsfeatures
Chicago
Holy Name Catheral Grammar School
Mary Victorice
Uncle Charlie
Gleason
Tax Probers Hear Unbelievable Spending Explanations
A House Ways and Means subcommittee probes New York tax office staffers amid remarks that explanations of five figure spending from four figure salaries are unbelievable. Three employees testified with gambling winnings and stock market gains offsetting salaries of three to four thousand dollars annually. The inquiry notes pattern of funds from race winnings loans gifts and other unlikely sources.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Workers
House
Ways and Means
Rep
King
Dcalif
New York
Subcommittee
Unbelievable Explanations Prompt King’s Phase Halt
A fragment suggests critics deem explanations for salary issues unbelievable and indicate King halted this phase amid broader disputes. The text hints at mounting skepticism toward offered justifications and a pause in progression.
Subcommittee Questions Former IRS Leaders This Week
The panel plans closed door interviews starting Tuesday with former IRS Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr and former Tax Commissioner Daniel Bolich as it probes internal bureau operations. The hearings aim to reach higher ground on the matter by next Wednesday.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Intetnal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Tank
Daniel Bolich
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