156 Jap ships, 593 planes wrecked by U.S. 3rd Fleet
Climactic naval developments expected in next 60 days in Philippines region
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Men 18 to 30 face early call –
Draft needs are doubled, Patterson tells Congress
Armed Forces must have 150,000 men a month – National Service Act urged
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Cigarette thefts bring stiff terms
Startling disclosures due in Army trial
By Helen Kirkpatrick
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Coal crisis blamed –
‘Dimout’ nears for all U.S.
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Meter plants’ strikers face drastic action
1,200 get warning to return to work
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More meat, maybe!
Ceiling price cut on live cattle
Move may end quarrel of dealers, producers
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Perkins: He isn’t an Uncle Sammy Claus when it comes to Christmas pay!
Shipyard workers wrap their gift for maritime USO but Treasury ties it up with red tape
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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In Washington –
Sharp cut in civilian goods supply forecast by WPB
Closer manpower, material controls may force many luxury items out of production
By Charles T. Lucey, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Senate asked to act now to keep peace
Vandenberg urges immediate treaty
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Education council urges delay in conscription bill
Petition sent President, Congress says issue could be decided better after war
By Daniel M. Kidney, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Japs refuse to fight as Yanks swarm on Luzon
Not single American reported killed as first wave hits beach in Lingayen Gulf
By Ralph Teatsorth, United Press staff writer
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Defenses rushed on Chinese coast
Japs alarmed by U.S. Philippines gains
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Yanks follow Jap example in invasion at Lingayen
That was where enemy struck in 1941 to seal fate of Americans on Luzon
By Frank Hewlett, United Press staff writer
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