America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

3345

Wickard due to head food control board

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3346

Sign of the times: Times’ sign darkened

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3347

Large U.S. convoy lands troops in Northern Ireland

By C. R. Cunningham, United Press staff writer

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3348

Few British troops left in Iceland

By Helen Kirkpatrick

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3349

’Gestapo’ gasoline checkup deplored

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3350

Aversion to quinine broken by 17th-century quack

By David Dietz, Scripps-Howard science editor

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3351

Ship dodges 3 torpedoes, blasts sub

Freighter’s gun replies to U-boat attack

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3352

Troops avert Pontiac strike

Union calls use of soldiers 'interference’

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3353

On the chin

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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3354

Serbian atrocities charged to Hungary

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3355

Jailed in libel case

Los Angeles, California –
David H. Rathbone, 67-year-old printer, was convicted yesterday of criminally libeling President Roosevelt in pamphlets he published. Judge Ida May Adams sentenced him to 180 days in the county jail and fined him $1,000.

3356

As ‘petticoat brigade’ forms –
Only five district women may receive commissions

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3357

U.S. War Department (May 20, 1942)

General MacArthur’s Headquarters No. 33

Operations were limited to reconnaissance.

3358

The Pittsburgh Press (May 20, 1942)

Shangri-La fools Nazis –
More Tokyo raids hinted as Doolittle adds details

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3359

Everybody’ll be in the same boat –
Nationwide gas rationing due, possibly by July 1

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3360

Peruvian heads for home

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3361

Committee votes income tax boost of 2%

Decision is due today on surtax rates; proposed figure viewed as rejection of Roosevelt plan for $25,000 limit on earnings

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3362

Senator Walsh is exonerated

Justice Department calls link to spies baseless

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3363

Wage control method sought by WLB chief

Davis considers setting up ‘yardstick’ standard for outside cases

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3364

One lives to tell about 46-day lifeboat ordeal

Seaman dies, another goes insane and leaps overboard, third drifts on to be rescued

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