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Edgar Ausell Mowrer, foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune and other papers, will speak today at 1 o'clock in the Alumni lecture room of Longfellow Hall, Radcliffe, it was announced last night...
Tone & Content. Brain of the foreign propaganda division is its planning and intelligence board in Washington-which includes an ex-foreign correspondent (the Chicago Daily News's Edgar Ansel Mowrer), an economist (James Warburg), representatives of the Army (Colonel Oscar Solbert), Navy (Captain Homer L. Grosskopf), State Department. The board's job is to sift the vast portfolio of U.S. Government information on domestic and foreign events, pass it on to the operations division in the form of directives that fix the U.S. propaganda line for each country...
...Hobart Mowrer, to continue and expand a program of research on the psychology of fear...
...cruisers reported to Admiral Vian's flagship: "Four suspicious vessels to the starboard." The A.P.'s Preston Grover raised his field glasses, saw the Italian fleet on the horizon. Said he to the Chicago Daily News's Richard Mowrer: "Well, it's been nice knowing you." Mowrer's throat was too dry for reply; he nodded, and admired a British captain calmly ramming tobacco into his pipe...
...Italians claimed that they sank a British cruiser, damaged 19 ships in all. Berlin said that German dive-bombers had sunk three merchant ships and damaged three others. Correspondents Grover and Mowrer confirmed the British reports that one supply ship was sunk, that a cruiser and three destroyers were hit but made port. Able Admiral Vian had earned the thanks of Winston Churchill, the praise of his captains. Said one of them: "Our Admiral has fought one of the most brilliant actions against greatly superior forces ever successfully brought...