America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

The Pittsburgh Press (June 16, 1942)

NAVY ABANDONS BATTLESHIPS FOR CARRIERS
Plane power is recognized in naval vote

House group approves 500,000 tons of new aircraft carriers

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In Mediterranean –
Allies blast six warships

Two huge British convoys smashed, Axis says
By Walter Collins, United Press staff writer

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4 union men indicted on ‘kickback’ charge

Army depot employees paid $50,000, U.S. alleges; other quizzes due

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Navy spotters put Japs on spot in Midway victory

Fliers in own words tell story of first battle of its kind in U.S. history
By Robert J. Casey

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Strikers replaced in textile plant

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’Some leave a nickel’ –
House restaurant waiters strike over wage issue

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Allied heroes laud Pittsburgh’s war production, urge bond buying to keep vital supplies flowing

30,000 cheer 15 Allied fighting men in patriotic demonstration at Forbes Field

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Yes sir, our Navy’s tough –
Bullet taken from heart of Pearl Harbor gunner

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Navy’s overpayment of $1,926,568 for ships reported to Senate

Comptroller General to try to recover money from Tampa Shipbuilding Company and George B. Howell, owner; Maritime Commission involved
By Fred W. Perkins, Press Washington correspondent

Oil industry’s scrap rubber cooperation lauded by Ickes

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6 more boats fall victims to submarines

Western Atlantic total since mid-January rises to 277
By the United Press

Congress sees teenage draft request in ‘43

Roosevelt apparently ready to accede to War Department wishes

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Allies bomb Balkan targets for weeks, Vichy French say

Axis wonders what bases U.S. uses
By Dana Adams Schmidt, United Press staff writer

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Japs tighten China pincers

Singapore-Shanghai naval drive feared by foe

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Doctor-hero gives honors to wounded

Man lauded by Roosevelt describes evacuation of hospital cases

Bataan nurse says Sherman was correct

Greensburg woman recuperating in hospital

Writers’ court-martial report discredited by U.S.

Here’s how Navy fliers sunk Jap carrier

‘Zeros’ confused as U.S. pilots roar in from all angles in Coral Sea battle
By Stanley Johnston

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Gangway for the big bombers

Admiral King’s warning