The Pittsburgh Press (June 20, 1943)
Wildcat strikes cover coal fields; Lewis and operators seek way out
Last-minute conference offers sole prospect of mine peace
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Big air fleets smash Sicily and Sardinia
U.S. fliers in fierce battles; 42 enemy planes downed
By Reynolds Packard, United Press staff writer
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Nazi general sent to help shaky Italy
Kesselring takes command of air force; coast put on alert
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Beef, lamb, mutton prices are rolled back 10-17%
Family budgets to be sliced 12¢ on the dollar; move made in face of Congress action
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Ex-miner in 8th Air Force invites Lewis for a ride
Work stoppage at such critical times, flier says, are like stabbing own kids in back
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Leader of NYA defies critics to poll plants
Ask plant chiefs about program’s value, Williams says
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Golden to do double duty in his new job
WPB and WMC contacts to bridge a gap in war work
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Hearings in begin Monday on Coal Stabilization Act
Ickes scheduled to appear on behalf of renewal; Vinson speeds action before recess
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington writer
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Victory ship to bear name of Soviet woman air hero
Marina Raskova, whose ashes rest in the Kremlin, was Russia’s Amelia Earhart
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Eyewitness report –
U.S. pilots dive through own ack-ack to get Zeros
Warhawks and Airacobras plow into enemy formations a few hundred feet above Guadalcanal
By George Jones, United Press staff writer
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Army finds oil in wilderness; produces ‘gas’
Canadian field developed for exclusive Alaskan use
By the United Press
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