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In the Wind
September 9, 1944 issue

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The article presents information shared by readers of the journal "The Nation" regarding social issues in the U.S. John B. Trevor, president of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, whose name appeared in a list of leaders recommended for the country by a German propaganda agency in 1933, is now campaigning against the admission of anti-Nazi refugees to the country. Radio station WQXR in New York having refused to accept any more singing commercials has received a flood of them, thanks to its listeners. The city of Louisville, Kentucky, paid $5,000 to Roy Wenzlick, one of the nation's top real-estate analysts, for a report on post-war city planning.

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UNITED States -- Social conditions; REFUGEES; RADIO stations; CITY planning; LOUISVILLE (Ky.); KENTUCKY; UNITED States
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