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

I DARE SAY —
Hard times

By Florence Fisher Parry

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Drafting ‘dad’ will become routine soon

Selective Service Bureau to rescind order protecting fathers

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1,000 bombs batter Kiska in one month

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Ruml tax idea gains, $25,000 limit losing

Treasury officials also prodding for some quick action

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Bill to defer farmers faces fight in Senate

Committee approval even surprise to backers of measure

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Intraunion feud menaces Navy program

CIO walkout threatens all ship repair, conversion at San Francisco

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WLB answers store protest

Panel report on Montgomery Ward & Co. released

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Critics fail to halt Rick

‘I’m getting action,’ he says of absenteeism fight

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Year extension of Lend-Lease will be voted

But program faces attacks before Congress gives new funds

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In reply to Wickard –
Bromfield offers plan to solve farm muddle

Adequate supply of labor and machinery, fair prices urged to halt federal ‘scandal’
By Louis Bromfield

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Potato supply running short

Relief will come in June, officials believe

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Forgive the enemy after his defeat, Mme. Chiang urges

Chinese First Lady, cheered by 22,000 persons at New York rally, says there must be no bitterness in reconstruction

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$4 billion approved for U.S. Navy use

Personnel of 2,800,000 men expected; anticipate 10% casualties

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Japs in Hawaii seen as threat

Knox says labor shortage prevents action

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Navy testimony highlights

WAVES do better work at desks than men; Jan. 1 3,205 ships were in commission

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U.S. subs blast 7 Jap vessels

5 of enemy ships sent to bottom in Pacific

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Editorial: Farmers and the draft

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Ferguson: Our storybook dream

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Background of news –
1944 casts its shadow

By editorial research reports

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Roosevelt’s 10th year ends as fourth term talk grows

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