America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Enlistment of vital ship, plane workers prohibited

‘This is not a blanket deferment,’ Hershey says; order seen as compromise on manpower demands

Ligonier nurse killed in action on Army duty

‘She more than measured up,’ South Side Hospital head says

Holy smokes. This is some good colouring.

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Pay-as-you-go tax supported

Senator urges early action by Congress

They are so young looking. I wonder how many were 18 years and how old was the oldest man.

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Not exactly Pacific-related (and more of an Army man than a Marine), but there’s this story from last year:

Hero’s mother given medal by Roosevelt

Two brothers hope to take flier’s place

Stylist tells girls how to keep abreast of times

French colonials smash Italians in Tunisian assault

Fascist column gets ‘terrific beating’ in spite of protection by Nazi Stukas; Spitfires rout enemy dive bombers
By C. R. Cunningham, United Press staff writer

Dakar victory affects Chila and Argentina

2 South American nations may reconsider stand in warring world
By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor

Axis is caught flat-footed by African assault

Enemy subs attack only after landings made

Two labor officials named to WPB jobs

WLB unsuited to peacetime, Davis declares

New machinery for setting disputes to be needed after war

Control of municipal employees by WLB fought

By E. A. Evans, Scripps-Howard staff writer

Military honor is paid heroic American pilot

London, England (UP) –
Lt. Harvey Dalton Johnson, American pilot who went down with his burning plane rather than endanger civilians, was buried today with full military honors.

Fellow fliers were the pallbearers and the body was escorted by a military procession.

Two more bishops named by pontiff

British press lays ‘bungling’ to U.S. censors

Stories printed here but denied to foreign reporters are listed

Senate moves to simplify ‘puzzle of questionnaires’

$10,000 bail frees cook in asylum poisoning

One-man campaign starts revolt against gas role

Ration plans threatened as aroused Midwest rallies behind Hoosier’s plea
By Walter Leckrone, editor, The Indianapolis Times