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In the Wind

January 30, 1943 issue

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This article presents information related to several periodicals. By way of the Madrid Radio comes word that a large party of German "ski-experts" has arrived in Spain to instruct the inhabitants of that sunny land in the technique of the Arctic sport. Thurman W. Arnold explained the U.S. government's side of the coming anti-trust suit against the Associated Press at a recent meeting of the International Executive Board of the American Newspaper Guild in New York. It was strictly off the record, but "Editor and Publisher," came out with an accurate summary a few days later.

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PERIODICALS; SKIS & skiing; EDITOR & Publisher (Periodical); ANTITRUST law; UNITED States -- Politics & government; SPAIN; UNITED States

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