The Pittsburgh Press (November 26, 1943)
RAF RIPS FRANKFURT; YANKS HIT REICH
Berlin raided fifth time in eight nights
One of biggest formations of U.S. bombers blasts Germany
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RAF RIPS FRANKFURT; YANKS HIT REICH
In Italy –
British smash Nazi assaults
8th Army consolidates bridgehead on Sangro
By Harrison Salisbury, United Press staff writer
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U.S. planes batter Japs in Marshall Islands
Carrier and land-based planes rip enemy bases after conquest of Gilberts
By William F. Tyree, United Press staff writer
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Tokyo radio: Allied planes raid Formosa
Japs report attack 1,500 miles from homeland
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U.S. subs sink 9 more ships
Jap airplane transport among victims
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High school romance cools –
‘Miss America’ of 1935 files suit for divorce
Henrietta Leaver charges husband with indignities
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Simms: U.S. efforts to avert war are recalled
Officials knew the facts, but isolationists ‘put on the hush-hush’
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Good Neighbor outlay scored by Nebraskan
Latin American tension makes war inevitable, Senator Butler charges
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First USO show arrives in Italy
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Relief agency votes to help banished Jews
Compromise is reached on repatriation of Axis victims
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New taxes to dip into budget funds of nation’s homes
Income levies lowered in some cases, raised in others, but luxuries to be more deeply taxed
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AFL fights to ban reporting union income
New tax bill provides filing of dues data for Treasury
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The home front –
Personal radio messages may be sent free to U.S. Marines in the Pacific
Communication must be held to maximum of 10 words
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Background of news –
When will the Jap fleet fight?
By Col. Frederick Palmer, North American Newspaper Alliance
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In Washington –
Congress setting record in nipping Roosevelt plans
Rough treatment worse than Hoover’s for it’s being done with control in hands of Democrats
By Lyle C. Wilson, United Press staff writer
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Southern bloc may turn tide in GOP contest
Slippery delegations held in bosses’ hands; Willkie bid seen
By Thomas L. Stokes, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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