America at war! (1941–) – Part 3

Carolines raided again –
Nimitz raises toll at Truk

40 Jap ships blasted in two-day assault
By William F. Tyree, United Press staff writer

14 ships blasted –
South Pacific bases shelled

U.S. destroyers hit Japs at Kavieng and Rabaul
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

Army rejects plan to call men now 4-F

Medical commission finds review won’t ease father draft

‘Sammy the Rose’ –
Rosenman named as writer of blistering tax bill veto

Roosevelt’s legal aide may become new whipping boy
By Lyle C. Wilson, United Press staff writer

I DARE SAY —
A house with high ceilings

By Florence Fisher Parry

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Graham candidate for Congress race

Butler, Pennsylvania – (special)
Attorney John C. Graham today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress at the April 25 primary.

Mr. Graham has sought election to Congress several times, the last two years ago when he polled Butler County over Congressman Louis E. Graham, but lost the nomination in the results from the other two counties in the district, Beaver and Lawrence.

Mr. Graham said his candidacy gives Butler County a chance “to have a representative in Congress for the first time in 20 years.”

Rainbow bridge closed in Sunday wage dispute

Last of convict-kidnappers caught as car is wrecked

Three hold farmgirl for 18 hours as hostage


Ohio man on trial for triple slaying

Fliers ignore storm, make 34-hour trip


U.S. airmen rescued from Alpine icefields

London, England (UP) –
The German DNB News Agency reported today that a number of U.S. airmen had been rescued from the icefields of the Eastern Alps. They were reported suffering from frostbite and hardly able to move.

An earlier DNB dispatch said 114 U.S. fliers who bailed out in that area were doomed to death in the snow and cold because storms were making it impossible for German Alpine guides to rescue them.

Model of body of slain baby shown at trial

Prosecutor seeks to prove Noxon electrocuted imbecile son


Jury sought in cadet’s case

Defense fails in effort to disqualify judge

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Democrats in House

Nashville, Tennessee –
Tennessee Republican leaders at their 1944 Lincoln Day dinner to hear an address by Alfred M. Landon, GOP candidate in 1936, were somewhat surprised, to say the least, at the selection of background music. Among the songs selected were “Donkey Serenade” and “Night Train to Memphis” (Memphis is the stronghold of Edward H. Crump, Democratic political boss).

Independents ready to vie with CIO, AFL

Leaders say confederation has been made into real ‘third labor movement’
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

3 U.S. divisions carry big load in Italian push

3rd battles on beachhead, 34th and 36th attack around Cassino

Carrier-based planes prove turning point in the Pacific

Conquest of Kwajalein blasts theory of their inferiority, aircraft executive states
By Max B. Cook, Scripps-Howard staff writer

Department store wins fight with OPA

Flamethrowers clean out Japs, thickens efficiently

White hot plumes of fire destroy everything in their path, and infantry moves up
By Richard W. Johnson, United Press staff writer

Japs and Nazis feel power of Allied air arm

Raids on Germany’s plane plants will save many lives in invasion
By Col. Frederick Palmer, North American Newspaper Alliance

Editorial: ‘Arrived safely’

Editorial: The draft gets tougher

Editorial: Newsreel