Publicity

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Publicity was a four page nationalist weekly tabloid started in 1930 by Elmer J. Garner.[1] In 1942 it claimed a circulation of 5,000.[2] The publication was considered seditious in 1942 and was suspended from the mail.[3] Edward James Smythe wrote a weekly column for the paper titled "Unmasked."

Garner was an elderly defendant in the Great Sedition Trial of 1944 who died a few weeks after the trial began.

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  1. Encyclopedia of the Great Plains, by David J. Wishart, page 711
  2. Voices of Defeat, Life, April 13, 1942, page 94
  3. Antisemitism in America, By Leonard Dinnerstein, page 134

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