Trunk murder stumps police in three cities
Chicago showgirl believed victim
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TVA boosted arms output, House is told
Warned of threat in amendments
By Daniel M. Kidney, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Heavy attack fires Ponape in Carolines
Truk Atoll bombed for 39th time
By William F. Tyree, United Press staff writer
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Army Medical Department seeking women recruits
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British seize key positions near Kohima
Hundreds of Japs killed in India
By Walter Logan, United Press staff writer
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Taft outlines foreign policy
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Labor Party backs 4th term
New York (UP) – (May 6)
The American Labor Party dedicated itself today to the “task of assuring the nomination and election of President Roosevelt” in its 1944 national election program, chairman Sidney Hillman announced.
A 4,000-word platform, distributed by Mr. Hillman after a meeting of the Executive Committee, did not mention Vice President Henry A. Wallace, but Mr. Hillman said the party favored him for renomination.
The CIO Political Action Committee platforms and ALP policy on state and municipal issues will be drafted later, Mr. Hillman, also chairman of the CIO committee, said.
The national platform called for full labor representation at the peace table and encouragement of worldwide democracy as the goal of U.S. foreign policy.
Strikes spreading through West Coast shipbuilding yards
30,000 idle in 21 plants in Detroit-Windsor area; 400 out at American Bridge in Gary
By the United Press
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Ward’s protests labor vote in government-held plant
Judge extends preliminary injunction to cover period set by NLRB for ballot
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Bloody St. Nazaire!
Only man who saw it all tells of Commando raid
By North American Newspaper Alliance
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What ‘line of duty’ really means –
Wolfert: Air war is everything that name implies
Hectic battle over Germany in which former Duquesne hockey player took part is told
By Ira Wolfert, North American Newspaper Alliance
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Poll: Public admits to lax views toward war
Agrees with soldiers back from fronts
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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Heir scored Army, witness says
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Editorial: The men lose a champion
We know nothing of the issues, personalities or the local cross currents that contributed to the defeat of Rep. Joe Starnes in the Alabama primary. Albert Raines, the man who took Mr. Starnes to the cleaners, may prove to be a good lawmaker.
Yet for one reason at least we can’t help mourning the unseating of Congressman Starnes. Mr. Starnes is the author of legislation to give war veterans and their dependents preferred status in getting government jobs after the war – which legislation contains one interesting, unique and highly courageous provision, namely: That the widowers of WACs, WAVES, WASPs, SPARS and Lady Marines shall have the same preference as that given to the widows of soldiers, sailors and male Marines – which is by way of being a very stout stand for the oft-neglected principle of equal rights for men.
Paulus: Flesh-and-blood history interesting
Shows forefathers weren’t stiff-necked
By John D. Paulus
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Victim tells sad story of evacuation from France
Author and her small daughter escaped across Pyrenees
By Helen Pollock
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