Harry Truman with Cecil B. DeMille, Myrna Loy, and members of the Motion Picture Committee on Cooperation

The transcript emphasizes the significant role of organizations in promoting truth and facts. It highlights the importance of contributing to the morale of the country and troops, and how such efforts are highly appreciated. The message underscores the power of truth in uplifting morale and the appreciation that comes with it.

What does the speaker mean by a 'campaign of truth and fact'?

What are the implications of knowing the exact facts and truth as mentioned in the text?

Why does the speaker believe that no organization can contribute to truth better than the industry?

What is the main contribution that the industry can make according to the text?

How does the speaker feel about the contributions made to the morale of the country and troops?