U.S. to buy Brazil goods
Southern republic to get $32,490,000 trade in first year
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The Pittsburgh Press (August 3, 1942)
FDR GIVEN DATA TODAY ON SABOTEURS
Findings of military commission to be reviewed by him
Group summoned
8 defendants, counsel called again before capital tribunal
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Bright shoots down two more Jap planes
Berks man takes active part in air battle at Hengyang, China
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JAPS CAPTURE VITAL AIRPORT OFF AUSTRALIA
Patrols hold Kokoda, New Guinea village near Port Moresby
Halted in jungles
Allied troops perform many feats of high individual courage
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First war buggy mishap
Boston (UP) –
Archibald Rogers, 50, Boston’s first wartime horse and buggy casualty, was recovering in a hospital today. Rogers was hit by an automobile while leading his horse-drawn taxicab across a street.