Word: censored
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...prevention of peace and order, none is so abhorrent as the censorial power. I may mention that the late message of the President of the United States was not regarded in all its parts as a safe document for Russian readers, and came to their hands scarred by the censor's knife...
...what he had written." Last week Argentina's Minister of the Interior summoned Cortesi, warned him "not to be surprised at any thing that may happen to you." Arnaldo Cortesi, to the amazement of all (presumably including himself), found himself acclaimed far & wide as a fearless, crusading, censor-defying journalist...
...jubilant junior censor crashed into the SHAEF press room at Paris' Hotel Scribe and shouted: "All censorship...
Bracken made some changes. He saw to it that censors blue-penciled only military information. No cut was ever made unless the correspondent was so advised (and the correspondent could argue his case right up to the chief censor, if he liked). In general. Bracken hewed to Britain's World War I propaganda line, the only one that a wartime democracy must content itself with: providing the truth-if not always the whole truth...
...told that the General was too busy. According to Kennedy, he then warned Allen's aide, who said: go ahead and try to get it out, Ed; it's impossible. After also serving warning, just for good measure, on Lieut. Colonel Richard Merrick, chief U.S. press censor, Kennedy sneaked his story to London by telephone...