Appeals board gets Ingersoll draft case
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Alan Ladd scores in Gun For Hire
Movie a thriller – Canova and Lucas top entertaining stage bill
By Kaspar Monahan
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It’s hush-hush when the big stars emote; on comedy sets all take down their hair!
Maxine takes a hop, skip and jump through the studios, jotting down notes – finds type of picture revealed by players’ department
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Communists get go-by in defense oath
County council washes its hands of volunteers from party
By Richard Lamb
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Nurse who survived Bataan tells of Japanese horrors
Americans at home ‘don’t realize what this war really means,’ complains Greensburg woman, recalling bombing of helpless hospital patients
By Adam Smyser
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Explosive-laden car, Japs hunted in Ohio
Columbus, Ohio (UP) – (July 11)
Police in two northern Ohio cities reported tonight that two heavily-armed Japanese were driving an explosive-laden 1937 model auto north or west from Olmstead Falls, Ohio.
The State Highway radio station here said reports were received rom police in Bay Village and Olmstead Falls that the men had been seem in the car. It was believed to have Pennsylvania license plates.
Price ceilings are in danger, OPA head says
Henderson points to peril in amendments voted by Senate group
By Hillier Krieghbaum, United Press staff writer
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Sailor credits fiancé’s gift with saving life
Minneapolis, Minn. –
Richard H. Bachman of Excelsior, Minn., gives his fiancé credit for saving his life when Japanese planes attacked the aircraft carrier Lexington in the Coral Sea.
Although she was 12,000 miles away, Bachman said Anna Lee Etchison’s gift – a metal cigarette case which he carried in his dungaree pocket – kept him from injury, perhaps death. It deflected a flying chunk of jagged metal that otherwise might have torn his leg off, Bachman said. Bachman and Miss Etchison of Frederick, Md., were reunited here during his furlough.
Hotels sought to house WAAC at Des Moines
Drake University also to be used in addition to Army fort
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Strike threat rises in five plane plants
U.S. mediator called in union dispute with Wright Company
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