Censorship Cuts Cuss Words From Marines Film We Are the Marines
Hollywood censorship banned hell damn and bastard from the March of Time feature We Are the Marines. Lip reading reveals the commander’s line about blowing the enemy away and a later remark about ammunition, with one Marine’s swear word also excised for future showings. Producers appeal the ruling.
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Farm Bureau Optimistic Over Agricultural Future
The American Farm Bureau Federation, with 591000 member farm families, expressed optimism about U S agriculture at its annual convention. Dr T W Schultze lauded new food goals and solid prices while stressing high production. K Norris noted record cotton consumption and Axis shortages. Edward A O Neal urged extending the work week to 54 hours during the war.
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T. W Schultze
Iowa State College
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Federation
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Long Trip For Nothing Ends With Halted Enlistment
Eddie Koslo wicz journeyed from a South American construction site through jungle trails and flights to Coven cion Colombia Panama Mexico City and Los Angeles to enlist. He returned home to discover that voluntary enlistments were halted by new Manpower Commission rules.
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Panama
Mexico City
Manpower Commission
Secy Moore dies. Garvey named successor in State
Secretary of State Harry M. Moore died after an appendicitis operation. Assistant Secretary Dan E. Garvey of Tucson was appointed as his successor. The report lists various regional incidents including city sports results and public notices across Arizona and beyond.
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Dan E. Garvey
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Phoenix Union
Globe
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John Hicks
Phoenix
Tempe
Chandler
Glendale
Arizona Corporation Commission
Illinois and Iowa News Snippet Recap
Brief survey of Midwestern items mentions Purdue winning fat stock prizes at Chicago Market Fat Stock Show, Iowa State College sweeping fat Duroc Jersey class, and Des Moines liquor tax enforcement. Also notes on labor shifts, wartime trains, local officials in Sioux City, and various regional events from Indiana to New Orleans.
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Supreme Court
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Charlotte
Joseph W. Meeker
Iowa State College
Des Moines
Alphonse
Babe Carnera
Sioux City
John S. Sears
Old Kidder Junior College
Missouri
Harry Russell
St. Louis
Henry Morris
State Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Lamkin
Maryville Teachers
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