Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1941 — Page 11

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channels, he says Saturday N Dr. Rugg brings thig counterNight yt charge in a new hook to be pubg - lished here tomorrow by Doubleday, ; : | Doran, “That Men .May UnderUntil ee stand.” : ¥. The success of the “censors of 9 o'Clock ; the schools” Dr. Rugg attributes to / the emotional state of the Ameri« can people produced by a success sion of crises—the depression, bewildering political conditions, the European War, the fall of France, and the threat of totalitarianism

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