America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Mayor’s air-chauffeur wounded in Jap raid

Roosevelt, Fraser to confer tonight

Washington (UP) –
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Peter Fraser of New Zealand, who arrived in Washington today, will begin their war discussions at dinner tonight shortly after Fraser is received at the White House.

Fraser arrived at the national airport this morning and was received by Secretary of State Hull. Fraser will spend the night at the White House.

Chinese storm Chuhsien, key airport center

Seize vital suburbs of town, potential base to bomb Tokyo

Ordnance output set for invasion army

Army hails success of surprise blackout

Many thought real thing was here as planes droned over darkened city

Newsmen reveal pre-war events

Child bureaus urged in 400 defense areas

Jap attack shows concern over U.S. gains in Solomons

Brooklyn Eagle (August 27, 1942)

Japs admit sea losses as battle nears climax

Capital confident Navy is scoring a smashing victory

FBI rounds up 100 Nazis in raids at 66 New Jersey towns

Full-fledged members of party arrested in wide 5th column drive

15,000 see Iowa, greatest warship, launched here

Dreadnought probably will see action in grand Allied offensive, says Knox aide

Senators stick to proposal for withholding tax

Taft plans to link levy with Ruml idea for ‘pay-as-you-go’

Wife will divorce Bahr, convicted Nazi spy

Buffalo, New York (UP) –
The wife of Herbert Karl Friedrich Bahr, former Buffalo resident who was convicted Monday of conspiracy to commit espionage, announced today that she intends to divorce him.

Declaring that she must have been hysterical when she said in Newark, New Jersey, during his trial that her love for him had returned. Mrs. Ruth Bahr said:

…as soon as I get the money, I’m going to get a divorce.

4-F registrants to be reclassified

Kaiser Co. orders to shun black market

U.S. greets Russian girl sniper who shot down 309 Germans

MacArthur fliers sink transport, blast cruiser

Destroyer also damaged in attack on foe landing at tip of New Guinea

Specialist Corps age raised to 50

U.S. bombs set great fires in Lashio attack

American stage one of their biggest raids on Jap base
By Karl Eskelund

Radio to tell facts of Allied war drive