America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

French backing Laval’s stand on Martinique

Public worried as Nazis warn they’ll grab Vichy’s fleet
By Paul Ghali

FCC head opposes U.S. control of radio

U.S. builds quinine supply to replace Java source

By David Dietz, Scripps-Howard science editor

’How are we doing?’ –
U.S. an eighth along way to real military might

Nation plans for $200-billion war machine, but up to now, only $26 billion have actually been spent – production rates increasing steadily
By Walter Leckrone, Scripps-Howard staff writer

Plane wreck kills reporter, 2 others

Comment on Browder withheld by Moscow

Will Japan attack Alaska?

Planes scout for Jap fleet

Australians hold mass invasion rehearsal
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

New York tightens dimout regulations

30 ship launchings planned for Friday

Gives defense plan

Hollywood, California –
Screen actor James Gleason proposed to Governor Olson a new Hollywood contribution for air defense. He has asked authorization to recruit an anti-aircraft unit, utilizing the giant searchlights used for launching movie premieres.

U.S. War Department (May 19, 1942)

General MacArthur’s Headquarters No. 32

The Pittsburgh Press (May 19, 1942)

Story of U.S. raid on Tokyo revealed by flight leader
Ship, factories hit, Doolittle discloses

‘General Jimmy’ one of 80 decorated for bombing Jap capital
By Merriman Smith, United Press staff writer

’Kid in a flaming coffin’ – that was once Doolittle

Tokyo raid hero hung up his wings 11 years ago, because of 'advanced age!'

Work begins on pipelines to help East

Relocation projects to add 200,000 barrels daily to stricken areas

China appeals for quick aid

By Robert P. Martin, United Press staff writer

Americans like everything but mutton in Australia

U.S. troops better fed, housed, paid and ever better dressed than their allies
By Edward Angly

Plane production in U.S. exceeds Axis’

’How are we doing?’ –
’Too little’ worry ends, but it can still be 'too late’

United Nations will have overwhelming superiority of firepower by late summer of 1943 – if American production schedules are met
By Walter Leckrone, Scripps-Howard staff writer

MacArthur’s fliers sink 2 enemy ships

Allied pilots blast Timor base and rout 67 Jap raiders at Moresby
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer