The Pittsburgh Press (September 28, 1943)
8th ARMY TAKES FOGGIA
Fall of Naples appears near as Yanks also gain
British drive 22 miles to capture biggest air center in southeast Italy; battle raging in hills
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer
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AIR RAIDS WRECK MOST OF HANNOVER
38 bombers lost in new RAF assault
2,000-ton blow is second in week; Brunswick, Emden hit also
By Walter Cronkite, United Press staff writer
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Italians resisted –
Nazis shelled heart of Rome
Germans violated accord, refugees report
By William A. Wilson, United Press staff writer
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Draft woe laid to Roosevelt
Wheeler charges waste of men and money
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Ration changes –
Butter value to be raised to 16 points
Pork, canned goods also affected in schedule effective Sunday
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Lawyer denies killing infant
Mercy death defendant held without bail
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Flier blasts 4 Axis subs in 6-week period
Navy lieutenant credited with 2 certain kills in Atlantic
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Field ho-gums birthday gift of $70 million
Heir to merchant’s fortune puts $10 million in war bonds
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Foreign Wars Veterans get 10-point plan
Welfare program expands proposals outlined by Roosevelt
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Threatened by soldiers, Maritime Union head says
State Department tried to block investigation of conditions, Curran charges; denial made
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Western Union, Postal merger given approval
FCC says move is in the public interest, will speed service
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In Washington –
Senate group will demand early action on America’s post-war responsibilities
Move now being drafted to open the way for debate on controversial issue as ‘time grows short’
By Thomas L. Stokes, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Aussies batter Japanese lines
Close in from north on Finschhafen
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer
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Yank cavalry clearing Nazi gun positions
Ex-cowboys, farm hands volunteer to ride in Italian hills
By Reynolds Packard, United Press staff writer
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Bombing methods change –
Yanks will soon surpass 2,000-ton raids by RAF
Fortress attack on Emden called mere sample of what expanded U.S. force can do
By Walter Logan, United Press staff writer
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Out of control, P-47 hits 840 miles an hour
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