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Title	The Institutions of Democracy in War-time
Title-Alternative	Christopherson, Fred. The Institutions of Democracy in War-time. Speech, 1942
Creator	Christopherson, Fred C.
Date Created	1942
Subject (FAST)	Democracy Freedom of the press World War (1939-1945) World War II Sedition law, 1798 Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826
Subject (Places)	Yankton (Yankton, SD) Sioux Falls (Minnehaha, SD)
Subject (Local)	C. M. Day Argus Leader
Item Description	Fred Christopherson defends freedom of the press amid war during this 1942 speech. He acknowledges that it's "proper to control information of value to the enemy," but affirms that newspapers have "a grave and solemn duty" to report accurately.
Collection Description	This is part of the larger Fred C. and J. Marie Christopherson Papers available at the Center for Western Studies. Fred and Marie Christopherson were both prominent Sioux Falls journalists and personalities. Fred served as the editor of the Argus Leader and Marie had a WWII column entitled "Driftwood". The collection includes financial records, correspondence, news clippings, photographs, medical records, speeches, maps, audio tapes, social records, account journals, and scrapbooks.
Type	Speech
Format - Digital	Text/PDF
Identifier	30036_B6_F9_A004
Language	English
Collection	Christopherson, Fred C. & J. Marie Papers
Contributing Institution	Center for Western Studies, Augustana University
Rights	This item maybe protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights holder(s) for instances falling under "fair use" as defined in United States copyright law. For other uses obtaining permission from the rights holder(s) and the Center for Western Studies is required. Credit lines should appear immediately adjacent to the image or on a separate acknowledgments page and must read, “Courtesy Center for Western Studies, Augustana University.”
OCLC number	982700243

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