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

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Truman and Byrnes reaffirm attitude on free press for world

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1464

USS Wasp, hit by Jap bomb after Franklin attack, listed 388 casualties

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1465

Publishers oppose cut in paper plants

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Gallagher and Morin head AP bureaus

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1466

4-power agreement reached on Tangier

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1467

Newsmen held by MPs after interview with Pacific-bound troops

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Red airborne units push southward after landing in Kurils

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1468

Charter ratification by Britain held near as debate is resumed

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American 5 freedoms for world air routes believed abandoned

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1469

Jap Red Cross to aid in evacuation of 7 war prisoner camps

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1470

Priority of food ration cards in reverse in Czechoslovakia

By Thomas R. Henry, Star staff correspondent

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1471

Earth safe from destruction in explosion of atom bombs

By Howard W. Blakeslee, Associated Press science editor

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1472

Shortage of clothing to end in 2 months, officials predict

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1473

Editorial: Borrowing from experience

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1474

Editorial: Our economic position

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1475

Editorial: How it happened in 1905

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1476

Editorial: Repeal of War Time

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1477

Lawrence: Beaten Jap Navy held world’s second best

Quotes expert as saying British lacked air support
By David Lawrence

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1478

This changing world –
China situation

By Constantine Brown

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1479

Molay: Industrialists not in power

By Raymond Molay

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1480

‘On the other hand’

Secretary of State’s stern statement to Bulgaria raises certain questions
By Lowell Mellett

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Gen. Simpson given his second DSM at Pentagon ceremony

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1481

Griffs, triumphant in West, return East half-game behind

Meet aroused Yanks; take six of seven tilts with Tribe

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1482

Air Forces plan to cut strength by 1,400,000 men during next year

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