Word: prints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...gone even in the country of Roosevelt. . . . The censor's scissors have gone over the copy of even the sacrosanct New York Times." Nazi proof of this fact was discovery of the Times's 45-year-old motto: "All the News That's Fit to Print...
...last the War Department has come out with a democratic Army educational program. The aim to tell every American soldier why he is fighting, the basic facts about the war, and a knowledge of how our enemies operate finally has left the blue-print room for the Army camps. Though such a program is long overdue, at least now it is a reality. And, encouragingly, it is a reality when America is entering the most critical battle of her history--the battle against the tremendous onslaughts to come this spring and summer from the Reichswehr and its oriental partner...
Major de Seversky's vision gives a better idea of the future than the tame record (considered astonishing) of Hitler's triumphs in the air. It is no longer possible to print the specific facts about the U.S. air force which is building. But, without figures, the fact is no less true that the bomber of 1943 will show tremendous increases in speed, bomb-load and range over the fanciest models of 1941. And it is equally a fact, as De Seversky asserted, that, of all the world's nations, the U.S. is best equipped to create...
...Flying Fortresses now in Europe; a bigger token, the handful of Flying Fortresses in The Netherlands East Indies, which slashed with grim effectiveness at Japanese naval units, fought off Jap fighter planes, ranged far & wide through the South China Seas-on missions which cannot yet be fully described in print...
...visiting correspondents were given details of production which they could not print, accounts of the difficulties of production which they could not understand, a picture of what industry had done which they could not quite believe...