America at war! (1941–) – Part 4

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Soldier vote law test is demanded

Illinois serviceman asks for ruling

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392

‘Through God or by instinct’ –
Knocked out by Jap bullet, Navy pilot flies 280 miles

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Irish wives of Yanks sail for America

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393

French forces claim Vichy, Lyons freed

Pétain shooting rumor is termed ‘incredible’

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394

Nazis starved Paris, Frenchwomen say

By Robert C. Miller, United Press staff writer

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395

U.S. bombers pound German oil refineries

Synthetic fuel plants also battered

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396

Nazis retreating to Gothic Line

Blow up military installations in Italy

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397

Big bombers hit Japs close to Philippines

Ceram, Amboina, Palau blasted

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398

Millett: Trials are lessons in values

Little happiness is important now
By Ruth Millett

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399

Even checkoff is refused –
Perkins: Watch workers’ union ‘represents utmost in union democracy’

Group seeking membership in AFL threatens to upset old-line labor ‘czars’
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

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400

Others may quit in WPB quit

Three vice chairmen are mentioned

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401

Ford strikers vote to remain out

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402

U.S. to keep hand in rubber and aluminum

Congress ties string to government plants
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent

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403

French patriot army of 500,000 men leaves hideout to blitz hated Nazis

They’re striking hard now, and it’s only the beginning
By André Lebord (as told to Leland Stowe)

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Col. Palmer: Reds may fight Japan after Nazi collapse

Step indicated at Tehran Conference
By Col. Frederick Palmer, North American Newspaper Alliance

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405

‘Ham’ Fish drops $250,000 suit

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406

Editorial: Help for G.I. Joe

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407

Editorial: ‘The Krauts don’t know it’

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408

Editorial: Holding the line

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409

Taylor: Counting up Congress

By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent

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410

Paulus: Anthology of new verses

Servicemen write saddest poems
By John D. Paulus

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Gilbert: Author portrays Reconstruction Era in South as time of death, fear, ignorance, rather than romance

Darkest chapter in our history; intelligent Negroes wanted new life
By Douglas Gilbert

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