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Editorials
June 8, 1918 issue

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Except few scientific journals, other German magazines or newspapers are now not allowed to enter the U.S. No American newspaper is permitted to receive its German or Austrian exchanges, no individual can obtain a copy either at a news-stall or by subscription. Leading English newspapers still get their German exchanges, and are free to use them, as they use other material or sources of information, subject only to the general restrictions of the censorship, applicable to news of every sort; but American newspapers enjoy no such privilege.

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NEWSPAPERS; MASS media; PERIODICALS; INFORMATION resources; JOURNALISM, Scientific; SANCTIONS (Law); GERMANY; UNITED States
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