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

Editorial: A Congressional ‘must’

Editorial: Post-war buying plans

Ferguson: Draft the bums

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Legality of Navy action in strike case questioned

Court-martial proceedings against Brewster plant guards are said to be without sufficient foundation in law
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

At veterans’ convention –
Legion backs world league plan for peace

But emphasizes that best interests of U.S. must be first concern

Elinor Glyn, author of It, dies in London at 79

Millett: Let’s quit dreaming about fancy things of the future

Emphasis placed on castles in the air though wives would settle for pre-war conveniences
By Ruth Millett

Völkischer Beobachter (September 24, 1943)

Die sauberen Pläne der Anglo-Amerikaner –
Zerstücklung Italiens

Edens Stichwort: ‚Sizilien will Trennung vom Mutterland‘

Stalin an die Amerikaner

Die neuen Maßnahmen in Japan –
‚Einschneidend auf allen Gebieten der Kriegswirtschaft‘

The Pittsburgh Press (September 24, 1943)

YANKS SMASH AT NAPLES
Germans fleeing from Corsica as Allies advance

8th Army moves 30 miles forward to take Matera; foray into Albanian harbor sinks arms ship
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer


Corsica Nazis face ‘Dunkirk’

French forces push ahead, capture Bonifacio

3 District nurses ‘take it’ like soldiers at Salerno

One from Pittsburgh wouldn’t leave if she could; girls undergo air raids on Italian beachhead
By Reynolds Packard, United Press staff writer

On New Guinea –
Artillery hits at Finschhafen

Aussie troops advance under naval, air cover
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

Transportation hit –
Rail workers strike in West

Los Angeles trolleys and buses also affected

Draft men on young men in U.S. jobs

Baruch backs movement to clean agencies of Army timber

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Shoe stamp due to last six months

New one valid Nov. 1; No. 18 will be good indefinitely

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I DARE SAY —
The unexpected quest

By Florence Fisher Parry

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Mrs. Roosevelt back in U.S. –
First Lady misses 2 raids on Guadalcanal by one day

Lands at Pacific outpost just before alert; says ‘London was more dangerous’

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Army defends college training courses

By Charles T. Lucey, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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Base is found for sulfa drug

Ointment may serve many purposes

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