Kate Smith sells $30,000,000 by air
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Manufacturer says –
Help shortage bringing new rubber crisis
Goodrich president appeals to workers for aid in big program
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A Fortress pilot spins a few –
‘I’m falling,’ gunner yells as turret is shot away
Lt. Slaker, back from North African Theater, finds ‘heaven’ at home with family – and ice cream
By William Forrester
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Movement afoot to put ceiling on income, gift taxes
State legislature seeking amendment to limit levies may force Congress to call Constitutional convention
By Marshall McNeil, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Völkischer Beobachter (September 23, 1943)
Entscheidende Anstrengungen für den Endsieg –
Epochale Erhöhung der Kriegsproduktion in Japan
Tojo: Die Auswirkungen werden die Welt in Erstaunen setzen
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U.S. Navy Department (September 23, 1943)
Communiqué No. 469
South Pacific.
On September 20, during the early morning, six Japanese planes bombed the vicinity of the airstrip on Guadalcanal. Light damage to material and installations was sustained. No casualties were suffered.
On September 21, in the morning, about 12 or 16 enemy bombers were over Guadalcanal. Light damage and some casualties were sustained. Two of the enemy planes were shot down by one of our fighters.
The Pittsburgh Press (September 23, 1943)
NAZIS DESTROYING NAPLES HARBOR
Allied surge takes three more towns
Germans sink ships, fire docks; heavy fighting north of Salerno
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer
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RAF PLASTERS HANNOVER
Fortresses pound Nantes Base for U-boats
British drop 2,000 tons of bombs on German industrial city
By Walter Cronkite, United Press staff writer
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Clark Gable mans gun on Nantes raid
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Aussies land near Jap base
Advance on Finschhafen, on Guinea coast
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer
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