Oliver Morosco, noted producer, killed by Hollywood streetcar
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Spruance favors cut in Navy, doubts need of bases in China
By W. H. Shippen Jr., Star war correspondent
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4,696 men scheduled to arrive in New York today aboard 6 ships
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Army to begin flying troops from ports to discharge centers
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Jap groups commit hara-kiri in front of Imperial Palace
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Perry’s flag sent to Halsey for use in Jap surrender
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Vandenberg supports end of Lease-Lend, atomic bomb secrecy
By Gould Lincoln
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British financiers, like public, baffled by end of Lease-Lend
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Polish leaders agree election is unlikely till spring of 1946
By Daniel De Luce, Associated Press foreign correspondent
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Bulgaria postpones general elections scheduled for today
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Navy tells how sub sank 45,000-ton Jap battleship off Formosa
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War cost U.S. 52 subs but undersea fleet got 1,187 enemy ships
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Atom power promises to bring many benefits when controlled
By Howard W. Blakeslee, Associated Press science editor
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Counsellor to woman veterans says aid on clothes is needed
Lt. Col. Mary Brown, however, will study more serious problems
By Miriam Ottenberg
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First D.C. ‘public’ stenographer is eager-eyed and alert at 84
By Jessie Fant Evans
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Byron Price praises press, radio for keeping war secrets
By Byron Price, Director of Censorship
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Airborne Yanks land at Berlin ceremonies
BERLIN, Germany (Aug. 25) – American glidermen and parachute troops, many of them veterans of battle jumps, dropped on Tempelhof Airport today in a winged pageant accompanying the award of decorations for valor to members of the 82nd Airborne Division.