America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Senate ready to pass huge tax measure

Vote near on bill including stiffest levies on incomes in history

Japs to execute 14 Filipino patriots

London, England (UP) –
Japan, revealing anti-Japanese activities in the occupied Philippines, announced today that 34 persons had been court-martialed and that 14 had been sentenced to death.

Berlin broadcast a Tokyo dispatch revealing that Jap Army Headquarters in the Philippines had announced the sentences.

Charges included anti-Jap activities and the spreading of anti-Jap propaganda.

RAF beats off revenge raids

U.S. attack on Lille costs Germans 46 planes
By Edward W. Beattie, United Press staff writer

Bombs wreck big Jap base

MacArthur’s fliers leave Rabaul in ruins
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

Leeway for wholesalers, retailers –
New OPA formula permits slight rise in food prices

Full schedule resumed after Chrysler walkout

Detroit, Michigan (UP) –
Full schedule on war production resumed at the Chrysler Corp. Jefferson Ave. plant today after a one-day walkout by 2,000 workers in sympathy with 400 others sent home for smoking on the job.

A Chrysler spokesman said a full shift reported and was put to work this morning and that the plant rule against smoking on the job remains in effect.

20 Axis planes lost in Egypt

U.S. fliers join in big desert sweep
By Leon Kay, United Press staff writer

Former Senator dies

Providence, Rhode Island –
Jesse H. Metcalf, 81, Republican Senator from Rhode Island from 1924 to 1936, died here yesterday.

I DARE SAY —
They also serve–

By Florence Fisher Parry

Envoy reaches Iceland

Jap Zero captured, tested by Americans

American bombers blast Japs in Burma

Editorial: Wage ‘inequalities’

Editorial: Buy bonds and pay debts

Japs on Kiska grow weaker

Bombers unchallenged by enemy planes

FBI seizes aliens in West Virginia

Rights in China may be ended

Negotiations to relinquish extraterritoriality due

Willkie failure to stop in India saddens Hindus

U-boat’s guns sink vessel

Merchantman’s crew of 36 saved without casualties

Judy Garland joins ranks of the film glamor girls!

Writer says she’ll have the Lamarrs and Turners gnashing their teeth in envy
By Erskine Johnson