Ninth Army surprise sprung on Germans
…
Yanks mop up Mapia Islands above Guinea
Rains slow U.S. troops on Leyte
By William B. Dickinson, United Press staff writer
…
Manila attack toll raised to 16 Jap ships
Nimitz issues revised figures on U.S. raid
…
Next five months fateful in Russo-Jap relations
Moscow must decide by April 25, 1945, on whether to continue neutrality treaty
…
Hotel men say ‘no’ to OPA convention
…
Poll: Prohibition forces show slight gain
37% of public favors dry law
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
…
Prisoners’ supplies reach Kobe, Japan
…
843,345 in Legion
Indianapolis, Indiana –
The American Legion’s total membership for 1945 has reached 843,345, nearly 200,000 more than last year’s final total, and represents an all-time high, National Commander Edward N. Scheiberling reported today.
Doesn’t Eisenhower need to tell to the quartermaster? Why is he telling the press?
1 Like
Civilians need to do their part, still.
Eh? But ammunition is made in factories by employees. I don’t see how civilians factor into it.
1 Like
Bricker: Defeat of GOP is ‘temporary’
Republican women told of duties
…
Roosevelt gives ‘thanks’ for aid in Cabinet task
…
Who makes up most of the employees? Who sends the money and scrap for the war effort?
1 Like