Breaking of 75-cent lock may put 64,000 on strike
Mechanics union threatens three-city tie-up in row over worker who forgot keys
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Bloody Dieppe of 1942 raid captured without a fight
Many of Canadians who survived commando attack are in force occupying town
By William A. Wilson, United Press staff writer
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Million war veterans get civilians jobs
No notable trouble yet with union heads
By Fred W. Perkins, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Fala not on destroyer, President’s aide says
Washington (UP) –
You can take it from Adm. William D. Leahy, as quoted yesterday on the House floor by Democratic Leader John W. McCormack (D-MA), that President Roosevelt’s Scottie dog, Fala, was not left behind in the Aleutian Islands and returned by a specially dispatched destroyer.
Mr. McCormack’s refutation brought countercharges from Rep. Harold Knutson (R-MN) that 43,000 gallons of gasoline were consumed on a recent Australian trip of “a certain very high-placed American woman” in a bomber which had been remodeled for installation of a shower bath.
Formosa blasted by U.S. bombers
Japs report attack on Davao, Philippines
By the United Press
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Transshipping by Japs approved by Russians
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Million Belgians ordered to open war on Germans
Nazi broadcasters acknowledge Brussels may be taken by Allies this weekend
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Norris ‘very critical’
McCook, Nebraska –
Former Senator George W. Norris, 83, lost all consciousness last night and was reported by his doctors to be in a “very critical condition.” He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday.
Poll: Peace needs in Europe confuse public
Conflict in thinking on occupation, education
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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