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

Clapper: The only way

By Raymond Clapper

Earl Browder again demands second front

Communist assails Senator for criticizing Russia

Maj. de Seversky: Long-range fighters to convoy bombers finally have won official recognition

By Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky

Poll: Many in nation doubt scarcity in labor ranks

Public found unconvinced on war plant needs for manpower
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion

Woman recruiter seeks Marines here

Völkischer Beobachter (October 17, 1943)

Unter dem Eindruck der Bomberverluste bei Schweinfurt –
Roosevelt-Lügen sollen die Schockwirkung abschwächen

‚61 Bomber können wir uns nicht jeden Tag leisten‘ – aber sie verloren mindestens das Doppelte

Neue Gesetze in Vorbereitung –
Japan steigert seine Rüstung

Ok? What were the americans thinking of the Nazis till now? Is it me or is this title is very stupid?

Hey, it is that communist whose focus tree is better than the normal democratic way. Shame the U.S.A didn’t choose that focus tree. :stuck_out_tongue:

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A little misleading.

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The Pittsburgh Press (October 17, 1943)

NAZIS RETREAT TOWARD ROME
Germans admit withdrawals on Volturno front

Mounting Allied offensive pushing foe back to new defense line along river 80 miles from Eternal City
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer

MINERS READY TO END STRIKE
Lewis gives assurance of quick decision

Government officials join in urging settlement of wage dispute
By the United Press

Price of victory –
U.S. dead piled on riverbanks

Yank engineers pay lives for Volturno crossing
By Reynolds Packard, United Press staff writer

Heroic Boise fights again –
Big British battlewagons risked in Salerno landing

Many U.S. cruisers and destroyers share in great naval victory
By Clinton B. Conger, United Press staff writer

War contracts in peril –
Fagan warns draft boards of job crisis

Crackdown on deferments may cut industries, WMC chief says
By John Troan

An innocent bystander –
Non-union sailor singers draw radio artists’ wrath

AFL outfit refuses to sanction soloist’s appearance with Great Lakes choir

Swissvale hero will wed girl he blind-dated

U.S. mail aided romance; bridegroom once was Nazi prisoner

Ickes warns coal supply is weakening

Output under goal, needs grow, especially in this area
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent

Senators urge world police

Bipartisan group want U.S. to take lead

Berlin’s Gertie does not talk much anymore

Nazi radio propagandist, former Pittsburgher, ‘cuts’ broadcasts