America at war! (1941–) – Part 3

8622

Five Japs die on Saipan for every Yank killed

1,000 of enemy captured for greatest bag of prisoners in any Pacific campaign
By William F. Tyree, United Press staff writer

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8623

Secret paper reveals Nazi need for men

Manpower shortage termed serious

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8624

Starving Japs open attack seeking to escape trap

45,000 face death in New Guinea
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer

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8625

Editorial: German peace feelers

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8626

Editorial: ‘The country is ailing’

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8627

Editorial: Congressional primaries

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8628

Editorial: To the shooting front

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8629

Edson: Home front thinks the war is nearly over

By Peter Edson

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8630

Ferguson: Imitation men

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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8631

Background of news –
What will Willkie do?

By Bertram Benedict

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8632

Navy silent about veteran inquiry

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Receiver named for Ringling Bros.

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8633

War Secretary hits plans for reconversion

Requirements lag 8%, Patterson reveals

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8634

Millett: On duty

Women do share on home front
By Ruth Millett

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Betty Compton, actress, dies

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8635

Stokes: This man Wallace

By Thomas L. Stokes

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8636

Maj. de Seversky: Inventiveness

By Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky

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8637

Australian girls fall for Marines’ tactics

War bride visits husband’s family in Ambridge while he fights in Pacific

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8638

Monetary fund may be set up without Russia

Misunderstanding on gold quota hinted
By Elmer C. Walzer, United Press staff wrtier

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8639

Historic proclamation –
Baseball may be changed from day to night sport

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Yankees battle Red Sox in bid for 2nd place

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8640

Redskins to meet March Field Aug. 25

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8641

Compromise with Fascists by Allies in Italy alleged

Some in Rome want long occupation of nation to prevent internal strife
By Edward P. Morgan

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