America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Labor case deadlocked

GMC, UAW argument goes to War Board for consideration

Cargo ship work booms

Senator denies report of serious lag in construction

Premature blast kills 5 soldiers

16 others are wounded in shell explosion

Marines ‘slick outrigger’, says Pacific commander

Hollywood caravan to begin ‘victory’ tour

Hollywood, April 25 (UP) –
Hollywood’s “Star Spangled Special” leaves for Washington tomorrow night to begin a nationwide “victory caravan” tour for the benefit of service groups.

Among the 90 film actors and actresses making the trip will be Claudette Colbert, Joan Bennett, Joan Blondell, Charles Boyer, James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland, Cary Grant, Bob Hope, Frances Langford, Pat O’Brien and Eleanor Powell.

Bob Hope will be master of ceremonies for the three-hour show.

The caravan will be stopped at Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Des Moines, Dallas, Houston and San Francisco.

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Reading Eagle (April 26, 1941)

Memorial Day plans made

Allied orders of GAR to sponsor small parade here

U.S. sub skipper received Navy Cross

Washington, April 25 (AP) –
Lt. Cdr. Richard G. Voge, of Chicago, has been awarded the Navy Cross by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Pacific Fleet commander, for submarine successes against Japanese ships, the Navy announced today.

Part of the successes, the announcement said, were achieved when he was in command of the submarine Sailfish, formerly called the Squalus. Voge was credited with scoring torpedo hits on an aircraft carrier in Makassar Strait and on a cruiser. He was in command of the submarine Sealion, destroyed at Cavite to prevent it from falling into Japanese hands.

Voge was born in Chicago in 1901 and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1925.

Coughlin weekly found ‘toned down’ but still objectionable
New issue also barred from mails

Postmaster General says latest edition flaunts United States law

Jap fleet disappears from Bay of Bengal

Plastic surgery giving boy ears

Roosevelt to register in cabinet room

U.S. shifts Hershey man

Roosevelt bodyguard quits to join Army

Aiming to win wings in air course here

By Nick Moser, Eagle staff writer

Army school trains 'eyes’

Ground officers going aloft with pilots to become observers
By William T. Rives

Castle built by inventor

John Hays Hammond Jr. constructs massive home around organ
By Frank Carey

Planes slice weeks off time required for war material to reach Middle East

By Wide World Features

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War revives land dispute

Capitals of Union and Confederacy argue over rich prize

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War’s effect is surveyed

Home is taking on new importance, realty institute reports

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Cheery home aids morale

Lily Pons tells of part women can play in U.S. war effort