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Title: “The Business in Death.”
Caption: FDR is reading the casualty list. Eleanor
Roosevelt asks: “Have we lost many dollars, Delano?”
His reply: “Don’t worry, Eleanor, we are paying only in
human lives.” (#48/1943, 2 December 1943)
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Title: “US Navy.”
Caption: “Hey Jim, what does Radio Boston have
to say?”
“Tha-tha-that the Japanese will get cold feet at Bougainville...”
(#49/1943, 9 December 1943)
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Title: “The Trumpeters of Jericho”
Explanation: Allied trumpeters are blasting tunes like
“Desert your leadership,” “Lay down your weapons!”
and “Give up!” at Nazi Germany, obviously without effect.
(#51/1943, 23 December 1943)
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Title: “From the Land of the Lynchers”
Caption: “It is a good thing for us Negroes that no Americans live here!”
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Title: “The Pilot of a ‘Flying Fortress’”
Caption: “Why are you so quiet, Johnny? Have you joined a Trappist monastery?”
“Ever since I began spending my nights in a flying coffin.”
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Title: “The American Century”
Caption: “Isn’t that the famous terror bomber who bombed Rome, Florence, and the Monastery at Cassino?”
“Yes, but I think he’s a cultural vandal — He recently sat on my best Swing record!” (#13/1944, 30 March 1944)
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