America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

3906

Food every day to be goal of control group

Meatless, wheatless days banned, aide of Wickard says

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3907

Enemy proclamations expected from Roosevelt

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3908

United Nations pact supported by Mexico

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3909

Publicists sentenced as Jap 'front men’

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3910

Walkout at airport certified to WLB

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3911

Morgenthau’s choice of tax due next week

House group forces issue with ultimatum at ‘peace’ meeting

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3912

CCC joins Army –
House saves youth agency

NYA stays, but Civilian Conservation Corps gets ax

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3913

$46 Army pay pact criticized

La Collette still to fight for $50

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3914

They are worried, but–

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3915

Admiral gives dramatic report on U.S. victory

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3916

Emblems for families of servicemen asked

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3917

Four Army fliers die as trainer ships crash

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3918

WAAC candidates begin interviews

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3919

War forces postponement of Boston concert series

Berkshire Symphonic Festival, summer mecca of music lovers, hit by curbs on travel
By Ralph Lewando, Press music critic

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3920

Bette given a prize role

She’ll be feminine lead in anti-Nazi film

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3921

Dad becomes war casualty

Family can’t run out on him this year
By Ruth Millett

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3922

U.S. Navy Department (June 7, 1942)

Admiral Nimitz’s Headquarters No. 3

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3923

The Pittsburgh Press (June 7, 1942)

We avenge Pearl Harbor –
JAP AIRCRAFT CARRIERS DESTROYED; 11 ENEMT WARSHIPS DAMAGED
‘Momentous victory in the making,’ Admiral says

3 battleships, 4 cruisers hit; battle continues; U.S. losses light
By Frank Tremaine, United Press staff writer

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3924

Milk and laundry truck curbs hit housewives here

They must order dairy products before weekend, keep enough clean clothes on hand to prepare for suspension of deliveries July 4-11

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3925

Probers find gas chiseling

Many rationing violations reported in 3 cities

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