Ted Poston Discusses War News in Washington D.C. 1943

In March 1943, Ted Poston, the desk editor of the Office of War Information, discusses war correspondence with assistants William Clark and Harriette Easterlin in Washington, D.C. This interaction centers on news disseminated to 240 African American editors. The Office of War Information played a crucial role in shaping wartime communication during World War II.

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