America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Roosevelt praises Dutch, raises diplomatic status

Japs bombard China airports

Allied bases target for 50 enemy planes

Axis nationals en route back from America

Group will be exchanged at Lisbon for U.S. citizens, envoys

’42 national income may pass $100 billion

Louis Johnson in hospital

New Delhi, India –
Col. Louis A. Johnson, personal envoy of President Roosevelt to India, received hospital treatment today for a nasal infection aggravated by overwork.

Jurisdictional fight delays war output

Two held as traitors for revolt plea to AEF

9 in family jailed for draft evasion

Torpedo hero rejoins family

Bulkeley meets new son, says 'he’s grand’

Ex-Klan head aide airs asphalt deal

OCD personnel launch exodus

Agency moves to curtail resignations

Stillwell reorganizes line to continue battle against Japs in northern Burma

By Robert P. Martin, United Press staff writer

U.S. planes hit Rangoon again

Fires started by bombers, no aircraft lost

Background of news –
What we spend it on

By editorial research reports

On the home front –
Draft dodgers face Army after release from jail

Those who preferred short prison term to longer ‘hitch’ in uniform can be arrested again if they fail to sign for Selective Service

Indians miss best chance to help Asiatic brothers

By David M. Nichol

Corregidor’s gallant ‘holdout’ adds thrilling chapter to American history

Japs needed scores of sledgehammers to break ‘the rock’ – aerial bombardment finally forced surrender
By George Weller

U.S. prisoners’ fate uncertain

No official word regarding Corregidor captives

Subs sink two U.S. vessels

Crewmen machine-gunned, 56 believed dead
By the United Press

Navy says letter delays need not cause worry