America at war! (1941–) – Part 4

Bioff, Browne, probe demanded

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Ward’s called threat to U.S. labor policy

Government, firm to submit briefs

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Perkins: Court decision encourages unions fighting state laws

By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer

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Navy belittles talk of bombs hitting U.S.

Attack ‘possible, but not probable’

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If Nazis buzz bomb U.S., here’s how they’ll do it

Robots launched from subs are regarded as most probable method of attack

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Afraid of the buzz bombs? Well, check the insurance

War damage policies extended for a year, and for free, but you’d better be sure
By Roger W. Stuart, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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23 feared killed in Clipper crash

Only seven reported saved off Trinidad

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U.S. ready to retaliate if Japs or Nazis use gas

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Kill Wagner Act, Teamsters urge

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Front G.I.’s score statement they spurn rotation plan

Yanks in Seventh Army feel prolonged action induces fatalism in soldiers
By Helen Kirkpatrick

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Retreat orders surprise Yanks

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Ship survivors left on deck when Jap sub crash-dives

23 of 100 Americans survive two hours of tortures after U.S. vessel is torpedoed
By John J. Andrew, United Press staff writer

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Patrols clash on Italian front

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U.S. fliers in China rip Jap rail stock

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Editorial: Chickens come home

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Editorial: Look out for buzz bombs

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Editorial: Stalin and Poland

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Edson: Rankin rides the bandwagons his district likes

By Peter Edson

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Ferguson: Lonely hearts

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Background of news –
President and new Congress

By Bertram Benedict

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Monahan: Gay, bouncing farce barges into Nixon

Ably-acted ‘chicken every Sunday’ headed by S. Blackmer, Lois Wilson
By Kaspar Monahan

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Stokes: Personal feuds

By Thomas L. Stokes

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Othman: Col. Cupid

By Frederick C. Othman

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Love: What’s it like?

By Gilbert Love

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