To Our Valued Readers As most readers already know, foreign language newspapers are forbidden to publish articles about the war, the federal government, or anything concerning other countries at war, for as long as the war lasts, unless a notarized…

High school student writes in support, noting his actions against German books and the subsequent burning of same.

This letter was a reply to an earlier demand to remove all possible pro-German propaganda from public libraries. It defended the loyalty of the library itself, and asserted that the current librarian had burned most of the pro-German books the…

In this letter the librarian at Cornell college writes back to inform HJM that while they do have pro-German war books at the library they are keeping them under close watch but will not remove them entirely because the modern history classes sill…

This letter basically says to remove any books from the library that could be considered favoring the german side. Good evidence for talking about the vilification of germans and wartime policy.

This letter from Dixon, a librarian at the Iowa State College Library in Ames lists five books that were removed from that library

Inquiring after lists of confirmed pro-German literature.

Ainsworth requests any giving public speech in foreign language to submit draft to board, and make sure to hit on "certain fundamental propositions connected with the participation of the United States in the present year."

Metcalf says 'thanks,' but no funds as of yet.

Former university instructor with European training volunteers as reader or censor, should the job arise, of German-language press.