Admiral lauds vote for more American subs
Jap sea communication called spot for U.S. Fleet to strike
By George Weller
U.S. officials expect egg goals to be reached in '42
Department of Agriculture wants at least 225 million pounds of dried product this year
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Wake Island offers a hero who’s a credit to Marines!
Forthcoming film an epic novelty in that it hews close to the line of grim fact
By Paul Harrison
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I DARE SAY —
Why should stage and screen be afraid of war in their product?
By Florence Fisher Parry
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U.S. War Department (May 11, 1942)
Army Communiqué No. 221
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U.S. Navy Department (May 11, 1942)
Navy Communiqué No. 80
Far East.
Information has been received that U.S. submarines operating in the Far East have sunk the following Japanese ships:
- One destroyer.
- One naval cargo ship.
- One medium-sized cargo ship.
These sinkings have not been reported in any previous Navy Department communiqué and are not related to the recent engagement in the Coral Sea.
There is nothing to report from other areas.
The Pittsburgh Press (May 11, 1942)
Japan’s loss in troopships believed high
U.S. planes add 2 subs; foes’ Coral Sea ship toll reaches 21
By Brydon C. Taves, United Press staff writer
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Plane backers hail American victory at sea
Three Senators cite defeat of Jap fleet in South Pacific
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The transportation headache –
Eastman demands nation curb unessential miles
Travel rationing and auto commandeering talk is premature, but abuses are certain to bring them
By Dale McFeatters, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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Army bombers raided Tokyo
U.S. leaves Japs guessing on planes’ base
By Sandor S. Klein, United Press staff writer
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