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

Truman plans action soon on labor question

President to confer with Schwellenbach

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De Gaulle to bring big load of champagne for his party

Embassy in Washington makes urgent plea; general to leave Paris by plane tonight

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Japanese boast of secret weapon

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Boys find body of young woman

She’s believed victim of victory early

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Airlines travel still on priorities

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Allied flags raised in Berlin

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Peace holiday wage setup is explained

3 classifications of workers involved

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Income tax yield record $24 billion

Internal Revenue totals $44 billion

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Yanks seize German sought by U.S. as spy

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Chiang’s armies retake 20 towns

Japs agree to send surrender envoys

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Subs based in Australia riddled Jap fleet

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Filipinos may pass up full independence for closer ties with U.S.

Idea of freedom sold in era when small nations thought it was desirable
By Roy W. Howard, President of Scripps-Howard newspapers

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Simms: Peace settlements test unanimity of the Big Five

If Allies fail to pull together, new league will be as impotent as the old
By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor

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Military formality’s strict as Japs land at Manila

One offers to shake hands but MacArthur’s representative keeps Yanks from responding
By Sidney B. Whipple, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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Thailand back in good graces

U.S. excuses Siam for declaration of war

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Would you buy a ticket to see Tokyo Rose in cage?

By Murray M. Moler, United Press staff writer

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Tokyo broadcasts plea for strict discipline

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Editorial: Wainwright’s all right!

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Editorial: Where is our tolerance?

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Editorial: In and out

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Larsen: Visiting Russian open-mouthed at the way we act

By Douglas Larsen

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Ferguson: We’re all dispensable

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Background of news –
The Atlantic Charter

By Bertram Benedict

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Monahan: Abbott & Costello join show boat crew

Pit their wits against crooked gamblers in Naughty Nineties
By Kaspar Monahan

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