America at war! (1941-1945) -- Part 6

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Petain called liberator of thousands of French

Prince testifies marshal’s surrender to Nazis saved people from fate of Poles

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Three-way control runs Pacific War

Nimitz retains Navy command on Okinawa

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Retreating Japs slay civilians

Homes also wrecked at Kanhsien, China

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Drivers awarded paid vacations

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Vandenberg lists 7-power peace power

Wants delegates’ rights defined

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Typhoon damages carrier USS Hornet

Ship fought Japs for 14 months

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Simms: Europe faces starvation but waits U.S. aid

Efforts to help herself suggested
By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor

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Army-Congress friction perils compulsory drill

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Hard times ahead, Germans told

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Sinatra rescues boy from water

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Editorial: The Vandenberg Plan

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Editorial: Yankee trading needed

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Editorial: Chicago, here we come

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Edson: OPA still trying to roll back clothing prices

By Peter Edson

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Ferguson: Let good enough alone

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Background of news –
Borneo’s strange customs

By Frank Aston

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Millett: Stand behind your pledge

Lay your plans to aid soldiers
By Ruth Millett

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Frau Emmy Goering: Own doctor tried to poison Hitler as a madman

‘Crazy ideas’ of Fuehrer are described
By Curt Riess

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Europe after the war –
Venice proves nice spot as rest camp for 5,000 G.I.’s

Touring press writer finds Rome dull, black market prevalent
By Henry Ward

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Final mop-up starts on Luzon

Yank patrols active in wilderness

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Airborne troops enter Berlin

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Othman: The press room

By Fred Othman

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