Some British say –
Air offensive may win war by next April
London circles point to possibilities of Allied raids on Nazis
By Victor Gordon Lennox
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Some British say –
Review: Good acting and bad plays Broadway’s drab refrain
Latest example is Manhattan Nocturne, a poor drama – but made passable by superior acting
By Howard Barnes
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Millett: Fathers draft means double job for mom
Women certainly won’t like being lonely and worried but they must be courageous and keep children from suffering
By Ruth Millett
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Public saved $36 million –
Treasury cites donated ads’ value in drive
Figure dispute claims of weeklies that they didn’t get share
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent
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U.S. officials worried –
Liquor drought opens way for gangs, rackets
New wave of crime may follow good-natured ‘whisky revolt’
By Thomas L. Stokes, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Völkischer Beobachter (November 9, 1943)
Widerspruchsvolle Ausflüchte bestätigen die volle Schuld der Luftgangster –
Vatikan-Verbrechen eindeutig bewiesen
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The Pittsburgh Press (November 9, 1943)
CHURCHILL: ‘WAR CLIMAX NEAR’
British head sees decisive turn in 1944
Says greatest sacrifice of life is ahead for U.S. and England
By William B. Dickinson, United Press staff writer
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Nazi base near Greenland destroyed by U.S. forces
Sled patrol spots weather station; Col. Balchen leads air raid on outpost; Coast Guard finishes it off
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Allies reach ‘winter line’ Nazis try to hold in Italy
British pound ahead 5 miles along Adriatic; 5th Army gains despite heavy rains
By Harrison Salisbury, United Press staff writer
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Forts destroy bearing plant
Raid Turin without loss from Mediterranean
By James E. Roper, United Press staff writer
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Allied air forces wreck 63 Jap planes, 8 ships
Rabaul plastered again, enemy surface vessels battered around Bougainville
By Brydon C. Taves, United Press staff writer
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