World War II-era warplane at L.A. Municipal Airport with barrage balloon

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  Funeral for World War II servicemen, downtown Los Angeles

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  Memorial service and ceremony for six unidentified servicemen (representing the branches of the United States military) who died in action in World War II. A crowd is seen on the street in front of the Los Angeles City Hall (not pictured). The building in the background is the Los Angeles County Hall of Justice.

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  Approx. 45 items: LAT editorials and news stories covering the period from the early 1930s, when German and Japanese aggression against both neighbouring countries and their own citizens came to light, also material on many aspects of the lead-in to World War II for the USA.

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  "The History of World War II in Headlines"

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  Two sets "The History of World War II as told in HEADLINES OF THE TIMES" (miniature versions of Page One headlines)

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  World War II - Censorship

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  Telegrams, reports, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other information related to censorship of the media during World War II. Correspondents and topics include L. D. Hotchkiss; the Western Defense Command and Fourth Army; the federal Office of Censorship; the federal Office of War Information; and Japanese balloons. File of L. D. Hotchkiss.

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  World War II - Censorship

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  Correspondence, publications, public proclamations, and other material related to censorship of the media during World War II. Correspondents and subjects include L. D. Hotchkiss; the Western Defense Command and Fourth Army; the federal Office of Censorship; the federal Office of War Information; Hedda Hopper; and Senator Downey. File of L. D. Hotchkiss.

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  Transcripts, correspondence, press releases, reports, and correspondence related to censorship during World War II. Correspondents and topics include Archibald MacLeish; L. D. Hotchkiss; W. M. Mendenhall; National Broadcasting Company; subscribers; and the Foreign Service.. File of L. D. Hotchkiss.

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