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9/11In Fact Volume 1, Issue Number 1
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- Publication date
- 1940-05-20
- Usage
- Public Domain
- Topics
- George Seldes, In Fact Volume 1, Bruce Minton, WWII, war, press censorship, corporate press, anti-Semitism, Jim Crow, negro, racism, labor, unions, William Bullitt, Father Coughlin, CIO
- Collection
- infactnewsletter; magazine_rack; newsletters
- Contributor
- Bruce Minton
- Language
- English
- Rights
- All In Fact newsletters were copyrighted in their respective publishing years between 1940 and 1950. However, there is no record of any copyright renewals for any In Fact newsletter. Therefore, it is likely that this publication has since fallen into the Public Domain between 1968 and 1978.
- Item Size
- 3.3M
In Fact: For the Millions Who Want a Free Press.
George Seldes, Editor
Bruce Minton, Associate Editor
May 20, 1940
Volume 1, Number 1.
This item has been transcribed into Plain Text (.txt) Format. If you would like to read or download the Plain Text file, click on the HTTP index link on the left under the "View the book" section. Then click or download the file InFactNo1Transcribed.txt.
Headlines: "Sworn To Secrecy"; "Mrs. Roosevelt's Brand of Soap"; "No Peace Conference Necessary"; "The Times Is Pro-British"; "Who Is Winning the War?"; " The Mighy Are Falling"; "The British Are Worried"; "Mundelein's Editor Out"; "We Can't Print That"; "Smuggling in Anti-Semitism"; "C.U. Challenges the Press"; "Spy Law Used Against Labor"; "Another Coughlin Trick"; :The Color Line of the A.P."; "War-Making Headlines"; "Farmers In Politics"
George Seldes, Editor
Bruce Minton, Associate Editor
May 20, 1940
Volume 1, Number 1.
This item has been transcribed into Plain Text (.txt) Format. If you would like to read or download the Plain Text file, click on the HTTP index link on the left under the "View the book" section. Then click or download the file InFactNo1Transcribed.txt.
Headlines: "Sworn To Secrecy"; "Mrs. Roosevelt's Brand of Soap"; "No Peace Conference Necessary"; "The Times Is Pro-British"; "Who Is Winning the War?"; " The Mighy Are Falling"; "The British Are Worried"; "Mundelein's Editor Out"; "We Can't Print That"; "Smuggling in Anti-Semitism"; "C.U. Challenges the Press"; "Spy Law Used Against Labor"; "Another Coughlin Trick"; :The Color Line of the A.P."; "War-Making Headlines"; "Farmers In Politics"
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