Mrs. Wainwright awaits good news
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Gen. Pershing silent
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U.S. outlines program to win its battle for full employment
Government seeks to cushion shock resulting from war contract cancellations
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G.I.’s in London ‘go wild,’ take over Piccadilly
Grinning, shouting American servicemen lead celebrations in English capital
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2-day holiday proclaimed for nation by President
But White House admits error – it’s a legal vacation only for U.S. employees
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Congress faces 5-point program
Session called for September 5
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U.S. ends control over manpower
Wage rulings stay in effect
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Perkins: Detroit waits full speed on auto making
Cutback jitters, V-J hangover grip city
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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‘Deeply grateful,’ MacArthur cables
WASHINGTON (UP) – Gen. Douglas MacArthur cabled President Truman today that he was “deeply grateful” for the appointment to receive the final Jap surrender.
Gen. MacArthur said:
The entire western world is unexpressedly thrilled and stirred by the early termination of the war. I shall do everything possible to capitalize this situation, along the magnificently constructive lines you have conceived for the peace of the world.
Pope Pius hopes real, just peace
Addresses women on church holiday
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Harder to end than to start
Japs made first peace move in June
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Berlin takes news quietly, G.I.’s hope to get home soon
Germans apologize for alliance with Japs, say they never were really Allies
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Chinese Reds, Nationalists wage bitter war of words
Foreign reporters showered with ‘news’ in dispute on each other’s authority
By George Weller
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Reds opposed Yank as chief over Japs
By the United Press
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