America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Navy awards heroic doctor

Officer gets medal for exploit in Java
By George Weller

27 seamen, adrift 10 days, reach port

Tank car shipments of oil drop 5.7%

Five-year war seen by Senator Taft

Whatzit bird stumps soldiers in Georgia

MacArthur’s air aide will be buried Monday

Employers can buy autos for workers

U.S. gives medals to 101 defenders of Philippines

Management’s task outlined

Batt says cooperation of workers is needed

WPB restricts tires on streetsweepers

Paleface marriage sets everything right

1,329 enemy aliens interned by boards

50 convicts offering to be suicide squad

U.S. War Department (May 4, 1942)

Army Communiqué No. 213


U.S. Navy Department (May 4, 1942)

Navy Communiqué No. 75

Far East.
As a result of enemy bombing attacks during the past few days, the USS Mindanao, a river gunboat, has been sunk in the vicinity of Corregidor.

There were no casualties to personnel.

There is nothing to report from other areas.

The Pittsburgh Press (May 4, 1942)

City may escape gas rationing
Ickes prepares to exempt area from duel club

Acts on complaint by Chamber of Commerce that district swimsin surplus oil

Last ditch fight on in North Burma

Japs within 15 miles of China’s back door; U.S. raids two bases
By Robert P. Martin, United Press staff writer

Coughlin magazine suspends publication

’Buzz’ Wagner bags 3 more Jap planes

Johnstown ace, ‘guest pilot’ in New Guinea raid, calls action ‘best dogfight I ever saw,’ modestly declares, 'I got several’
By Harold Guard, United Press staff writer

Japs abandon push on port

Naval threat to New Guinea base increases, however
By Francis L. McCarthy, United Press staff writer

36 merchant ships delivered in month