America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

Southerners on new tack in filibuster

Nominations by Roosevelt delayed in maneuver on poll tax bill

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Army gives approval for Rose Bowl game

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Wife of Elliott floats vessel, receives kiss

Launching brings yard’s schedule at Houston up to par

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Stassen says parties will fight isolation

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U.S. air victory laid to men, not planes

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Half aflame, U.S. destroyer bags 7 planes

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Price blocks 6-day mining

UMW charges OPA is delaying ceiling boost

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U.S. jury indicts ‘Free Romania’ trio

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Speaker discusses good, bad Germans

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Kaiser urges patent agency

Shipbuilder would harness inventive genius

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More rationing ahead, Byrnes warns nation

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Friends, good luck help to speed AEF Algerian occupation

Doughboys fought beautifully whenever they met resistance, writes correspondent; Army now set to take on Germans
By William H. Stoneman, with the AEF in North Africa

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French agree to give up if no bombs fall

Garrison near Casablanca surrenders to force of U.S. tanks
By Walter Logan, United Press staff writer

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Bombs light up birthday cake, hit 2 Jap ships

Johnstown sergeant aboard flying ‘party’ over Rabaul

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Editorial: Home-front command

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Editorial: Naval victory

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Editorial: The greatest hoarder

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Ferguson: Telegram tragedy

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Millett: Do soldiers want wives near camps?

Captain’s mate says an emphatic ‘yes’ to Miss Millett
By Ruth Millett

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Americans bomb sub base

London, England –
A communiqué tonight reported that U.S. Flying Fortresses and Consolidated Liberators carried out an attack on St. Nazaire this afternoon.