Word: knauth
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...holding over the heads of foreign correspondents the threat of arrest for espionage, the Germans had imposed an unofficial but very effective censorship before the American entry into the war, Percival R. Knauth, formerly Berlin correspondent for the New York Times, said here Sunday...
After speaking before 25 representatives of the University at the Greater Boston Foreign Students Conference, Knauth explained that as a reporter in Berlin for four years, he found that the German "freedom from censorship" limited him far more than the restrictions firmly imposed by the Allies...
Anyone not immediately eligible for the draft may join up, although Massachusetts men are preferred. Men not acceptable to the Draft Board for minor reasons are also eligible. Applicants should contact a captain of the Guard, Felix W. Knauth '18, of 26 Circuit Road, Chestnut Hill, or George E. Abbot '17, of 10 Circuit Road, or else call at the Commonwealth Armory at 8 o'clock tomorrow...
Something to take along to Plattsburg for extracurricular reading. The author is a colonel on the German General Staff, the translator is Theodore Knauth of NBC's staff in Berlin. Major George Fielding Eliot calls it a "masterly exposition." Colonel Foertsch's doctrine calls for open-mindedness and adaptability in the individual officer; his discussion of modern land tactics (including the rationale of tank attacks, smoke screens, plunging fire, etc.) makes a useful addition to the sum of human knowledge...