Air officers promoted
Washington –
President Roosevelt today nominated Rear Adm. John H. Towers, newly-appointed commander of the Pacific Fleet Air Force, to be a vice admiral and promoted seven other naval air officers to the rank of rear admiral. This was in line with the new naval policy of giving greater recognition to air officers.
To expand Marine base
Washington –
The Navy announced today it is acquiring 50,000 acres of land adjoining the Quantico Marine Base, Virginia, for training of officers. Civilians will be evacuated from the area. The 50,000 acres will expand present facilities almost tenfold.
Women fliers needed
Washington –
Women who have at least a private pilot’s license are needed immediately for junior ground school instructions at $2,000 a year, the Civil Service Commission announced today. Application blanks are available at post offices.
Willkie calls for free China
Favors full independence after war ends
By George Wang, United Press staff writer
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Japs fall back on Kokoda as bombers pound bases
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer
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Jap prisoners brought to U.S.
Five believed first held on American soil
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Price defends censor rules
Director praises newspapers and radio
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Generous war fund gifts asked by chief executive
Roosevelt asks people to tighten belts for ‘hard fight ahead,’ urges Americans to ‘keep faith with democracy’ by contributions
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Victory belles
By Douglas Naylor
The war has inspired more Pittsburgh girls to follow the lead of Helen Richey.
By the last report…
Völkischer Beobachter (October 7, 1942)
Enzo Grossis neue glänzende Waffentat –
Schlachtschiff der Mississippi-Klasse vor der westafrikanischen Küste versenkt
Von vier Torpedos eines italienischen U-Bootes getroffen
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