U.S. war production now equals Britain’s
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The Pittsburgh Press (May 3, 1942)
R-Days for sugar at hand; 1.5 million to get cards
Application for first war ration book to cover future shortages
By Dale McFeatters
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No more lounge cars? –
Curbs planned in rail travel
Eastman sees elimination of duplicating services
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Chinese slow drive on our own 'back door’
Troops of U.S. general check foe 40 miles from frontier
By John R. Morris, United Press staff writer
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Army pilot killed
Wichita, Kan., May 2 –
Lt. Finlay K. Steele, 25, Wichita, an Army pilot, was killed today when his twin-motored Cessna trainer made a forced landing in flames.
Labor topics ‘controversial’ –
Biddle muzzles Arnold on union racket issues
By E. A. Evans, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Nation’s restaurants hide sugar bowl, revise recipes
Survey shows that most customers cooperate when limited to two spoonfuls with their meals
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Visits to sons in Army on Mother’s Day urged
Washington, May 2 (UP) –
Mothers are being encouraged to visit their sons in the Army next Sunday, Mother’s Day, the War Department said tonight.
Special church services will be held at Army posts in honor of the mothers. In instances where visits are not possible, officers and men are being urged to write letters home to their mothers.