America at war! (1941– ) (Part 1)

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Revenue head sets rules on bonus payment

Extra pay plans made before Oct. 3, 1942, still stand

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Londoners amused by American censors

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Cult leader acquitted of sedition charges

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Planes can assure peace, Wallace assures

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Food up 40% since start of war in ‘39

Month’s jump in items under OPA control only 1.5%

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Chinese stop Jap columns near Burma

Superstitious tribesmen aid Chiang’s men; troop train blasted

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Rickenbacker to visit capital in few days

Washington (UP) –
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said today that he expected to see Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker – World War I ace recently lost in the Pacific for 21 days – “walk into my office about the 15th of this month.” He would not reveal whether or not Capt. Rickenbacker was now in the United States.

He continued:

However, I do know that he is busy and I do know I have a date with him soon.

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Labor and fighting force will total 63 million

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So nothing changed for the oil companies?

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Labor control to be expanded

Detroit plan applied to 4 new areas

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Enemy broadcast –
Italy reveals Naples damage

10 of U.S. bomber crew captured, Rome says

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Jungle troops inch forward in New Guinea

Allies throw main weight of drive against Japs in Buna area
By Brydon C. Taves, United Press staff writer

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No. 1062 saves life but gets no medals

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Allied strength to be boosted by Senegalese

50,000 crack soldiers available in Africa

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Women employment rolls gain 500,000

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Savo Island area Jap ship graveyard

52 enemy vessels lost in Solomons since Aug. 8, against 27 U.S. craft sent to bottom in same period
By Charles P. Arnot, United Press staff writer

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Candy makers find ways to overcome shortages

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Toughest men and machines claim of Army tankbusters

Newest branch of service bad news for Nazis in Africa
By James Cullinane, Pittsburgh Press writer

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Sailors’ Union makes protest

AFL body claims CIO getting jobs

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Fabulous McLean parties continue, with war menus

Owner of Hope Diamond still likes to ‘bring people together’
By Martha Strayer, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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