America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

May war bond sales exceed $600 million

Aircraft workers waive disputes for duration

Greensburg nurse safe in Australia

Presidential high tax plan defeat likely

House bill may wind up $2 billion short of administration goal

U.S. tanks bring victory to British

By Richard B. McMillan, United Press staff writer

Italian women dress gaily; life in Reich lacks beauty

Fascists encourage fair sex to keep themselves attractive to menfolk; children, factory, farm, office, kitchen is Nazi motto
By Eleanor Packard, United Press staff writer

Japs speed up ‘nutcracker’ drive in China

Enemy reaches outskirts of base Allies need to bomb Tokyo

Germans fear Allied landing in Europe soon

Broadcast warms French not to give help to invasion
By Helen Kirkpatrick

Bridges in custody of U.S. authorities

Glassford named chief of the 5th Naval District

OPA hands down hairnet decision

1,000 RAF bombers dump over 3,000 tons on 'German Pittsburgh’

British reveal 35 aircraft missing
By Edward W. Beattie, United Press staff writer

2 sunken subs are salvaged

Australian divers hunting for third Jap craft
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

Allied planes blast three Jap bases

Busy Henry

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Warning: Wake up quickly America! People don’t know realities of war

U.S. industry and armed forces seen prepared, veteran of Blitz on London declares, but man-in-the-street is not yet 'in’
By Marcel Wallenstein, director of Planet News, Ltd., London.

Navy calls coaches to attend four fitness schools

Washington holds air raid practice

Mexican ally given welcome by Roosevelt

Chief Executive praises act in telegram to Ávila Camacho

Mexico notifies Axis war exists