America at war! (1941--) -- Part 2

Solar gremlins hit radio shortwaves

By the United Press

Shortwave reception of overseas radio broadcasts was blacked out almost completely by sunspots last night.

The United Press listening post reported that no overseas stations were audible for more than six hours.

CBS monitors said the blackout had prevailed throughout most of the day, with the exception of intermittent reception of a few broadcasts from Rome and London.

UMW journal cries ‘slavery’

Roosevelt, not Congress, blamed for labor act

Eisenhower named permanent general


Hopkins predicts war will last until 1945

Privileges restored to Police Gazette

1943 food production 5% higher than 1942

Yanks destroy 36 Jap planes over air base

50 attack U.S. bombers in Solomons; enemy uses new fighter
By Frank Hewlett, United Press staff writer


Japanese abandon Guinea plane base

By Brydon Taves, United Press staff writer

Everything OK, President wires Mrs. Roosevelt

Auckland cheers First Lady on magnitude reserved for royalty

$4-a-ton added to paper cost

Ceiling of $58 fixed by joint survey

Yanks inspired by proficiency of leadership

President of UP reviews American operations in Sicily

Artillery pulverizes Japs on outskirts of Salamaua

Rested Yanks, in pressed uniforms, storm to top of ridge behind heavy barrage
By Hal O’Flaherty

Power of U.S. decisive force on all fronts

Yanks striking at enemy from Pacific islands to coast of Italy
By Sandor S. Klein, United Press staff writer

Beginning of fifth year of World War II finds Allies on verge of big offensive

Only debatable question remaining is time United Nations will require to win
By Harrison Salisbury, United Press staff writer

Battle brews over who will build pipeline

Federal Power Commission designated to decide the issue
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent

Earthquake reported

New York –
Two light earthquake shocks, approximately 1,950 miles to the southwest, were recorded yesterday on the Fordham University seismograph. The firs occurred at 12:18 p.m. ET and the second at 12:23.

Jolson gets ‘voice credit’ in film story of his life

By Erskine Johnson

Officers of WAAC sworn into Army

Editorial: Churchill is grim

Editorial: Biting off too much

Editorial: Amateur baseball

Ferguson: Training for citizenship

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson