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Motion Picture Daily, New York, October 3, 1941.

USS Arizona‘s forward magazines explode after

she was hit by a japanese bomb, Pearl Harbour, Dec. 7, 1941,

Official U. S. Navy Photograph, National Archives

& E X T R A ! ! (...)

      U. S. Declares War

      Pearl Harbor Bombed (...)

      Blackout Tonight

(...) Kodiak Mirror, Kodiak, Alaska, Dec. 7, 1941, front page

& Senate Probe Postponed; No New Date Set

      Senator Clark Would Not Affirm Abandonment

      WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. – Hearings into alleged film propaganda scheduled to be resumed next Monday were today called

off by Sen. D. Worth Clark of Idaho, chairman of the Senate investigating subcommittee. The chairman would

not say that the hearings were to be abandoned entirely.

(...) Motion Picture Daily, Oct. 9, 1941

„Will not testify at that time“

Editorial content. „Senate Probe

      Hearing May

      Be Postponed

      Tobey to Be Absent from

      Capital Next Week

      WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. – Possibilities that hearings

of the Senate propaganda probe, scheduled for

next Monday, may be postponed, were raised today when

it became known that Senator Charles W. Tobey

of New Hampshire would not be in Washington next week.

      Chairman D. Worth Clark of Idaho also currently

out of the city but is expected to return before the beginning

of the week after a speech in Forth Wayne tomorrow

night.

      It was made known definitely that Charles Chaplin,

scheduled as a witness for next Monday, will not

testify at that time and the committee has informed him

that his appearance will be deferred.“ (...)

    

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