America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

The Pittsburgh Press (May 14, 1942)

Off Australia –
U.S. fliers hit more Jap ships

15 bombers also blasted in new offensive
By Brydon C. Taves, United Press staff writer

Amid horrors of battle –
Besieged heroes of Bataan turn to God as only hope

By George Weller

Salary ‘padding’ hit –
Levy planned on everyone filing return

Treasury ponders move for fee to meet cost of checking papers

Nazi bomber routed by guns on Iceland

Some fear kiss of death –
’X’ gasoline cards to mark spot for full-tank Congress

Norris blocks effort to have Senators waive their unlimited ration; grabbing of fuel tickets may rival famous pension retreat

The transportation headache –
U.S. to augment trolleys with 90,000 school buses

By Dale McFeatters, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

Soldiers, sailors aided –
Big vote helps pay raise plan

Support for $50 base is seen in Senate

Quezon paid state honors on arrival in Washington

Philippine leader embraced by Roosevelt – government-in-exile will be established

One-bottle buyers curbed at auction

Stimson: ‘Real danger’ faced in West

Photos disprove Japanese alibi

On the home front –
Draft boards can defer men in Merchant Marine

No blanket ruling has been issued in regard to seamen serving in America’s lifelines

Fourth ship hit by sub in Gulf

Three torpedoes rake small merchantman

Red Cross to aid Polish refugees

Westinghouse supply bidding called 'fake’

Atls Steel Company also to be investigated by U.S.

Radio promises non-hysterical news reports

Broadcasters pledge full cooperation to U.S. war effort

Brooklyn blackout 'almost perfect’

U.S. permanently bars German-language paper

Chinese make desperate effort to check reinforced Japs 90 miles from Burma line

By Robert P. Martin, United Press staff writer

Italian saboteurs want jail terms