Editorial: W-Days and V-Day
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Kirkpatrick: Pantelleria used to perfect Allied air-raid methods
Precision attack tested so that every bomb dropped on Italian island was plotted beforehand
By Helen Kirkpatrick
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Retreating Germans leave wounded Yank prisoners
30 Americans report Nazis stole knickknacks, but gave them expert medical care
By William H. Stoneman
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Food supplies will fulfill dietary needs
There may be items you can’t buy but you won’t go hungry
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Millett: Be happy
Stay home rule doesn’t apply to all wives
By Ruth Millett
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Capital asks: Is MacArthur’s cry political?
Friends deny connection between protest and presidential hopes
By Thomas L. Stokes, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Allies rescue famed Italian historian Croce
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Völkischer Beobachter (September 26, 1943)
Schwere USA.-Schiffsverluste vor Neuguinea –
Drei Kreuzer und zwei Zerstörer versenkt
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The Pittsburgh Press (September 26, 1943)
HUNDREDS OF GUNS RIP FOE AT NAPLES
Planes rain death on foe around port
Cholera, typhus rampant city in flames as Nazis pillage
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer
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Aussies crack Japanese line
Cross river to close in on Finschhafen
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer
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Stettinius named to Welles’ post; Crowley advanced
President streamlines State Department, places economic and relief groups in one coordinated office
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UAW chief jailed, freed for spurning Texas court
Judge imposes sentence after R. J. Thomas ignores warning not to solicit without license
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First week in Italy costs 5th Army 3,497 casualties
Official total far below fantastic German claims of 8,000 killed at Salerno
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