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

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French town thanks Yank hero’s kin

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702

Editorial: Victory is here – new troubles begin

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703

Editorial: He’s the man for us

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704

Editorial: Can Japan be a democracy?

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705

Editorial: Closing a barn door

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706

Edson: Missouri Valley Authority started by farmers union

By Peter Edson

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707

Ferguson: Danger of promises

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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708

Background of news –
Peacetime conscription

By F. M. Brewer

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709

Vets refuse to join union in closed shop

Action upheld by Selective Service
By Douglas Smith, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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710

Perkins: 250,000 face loss of jobs in Detroit

UAW raps U.S. for hindering conversion
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

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711

No-strike pledge ends with V-J Day

But leaders predict no work stoppage

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712

Blast in Detroit takes 13 lives

40 others injured in liquid explosion

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Acheson quits federal post

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713

Truman aided G.I.’s recital of Chopin waltz in Potsdam

President turned music pages during concert by Sgt. Eugene List

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714

Emperor’s surrender talk to Jap people ‘delayed’

‘Hold for release’ announcement tells of mobs bowing low and weeping in shame

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715

Petain dozes on last day of his trial

Defense pleads for marshal’s life

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716

AT&T clears its employees in fake peace inquiry

False flash did not originate in any of its test stations, company says

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Trans-Atlantic route case closed

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717

Mass picketing banned at studio

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718

U.S. completes plan to rule Jap homeland with stern policy

2,000 specially-trained Army officers are ready to install ‘corrective’ program

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719

Eisenhower feted at Kremlin dinner

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720

Othman: Bearable movies

By Fred Othman

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