America at war! (1941–) – Part 4

British report Nazi massacre

Jap regime orders total mobilization

Military extends control over civilians

2 Allied fronts quiet in Italy

Accused slayer’s husband is suicide

Editorial: Take the Senators along

Editorial: The battle of beige

Editorial: Plastic dilemma

Edson: Everybody had wrong guess on food supplies

By Peter Edson

Ferguson: War’s children

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Background of news –
The Philippines

By Bertram Benedict

Editorial: Keeping morale high in wartime is up to individual

By the Religious News Service

Don’t let him hear you say ‘swoon king’

Van Johnson hates that title, loves babies, dogs, animals
By Maxine Garrison

Policy resolution will be delayed

Sponsors lose hope of early approval

Tempo of times in spring styles

Designed-for-lady-look dominant – ‘Chopin Series’ shows romance
By Lenore Brundige

Stokes: First job

By Thomas L. Stokes

Love: Pinup girls

By Gilbert Love

K-9 transformation

War dogs return home gentle after civilian course
By Roger W. Stuart, Scripps-Howard staff writer

Two couples get divorces – each receives new mate

One man even moves from his apartment so ex-wife can continue living there


Michigan girls convicted of aiding Nazis to escape

Gracie Allen Reporting

By Gracie Allen

Well, I think it was nice that Mr. Roosevelt managed to cut the war budget $18 billion below last year’s estimate, but I do wish he hadn’t announced it just as I was trying to get George to increase my household allowance by three dollars. George says if the President can cut expenses, I can.

Well, there’s a difference. Gen. MacArthur is a lot closer to Tokyo that he was last year, but I’m still as far away from getting a lamb chop from my butcher as I ever was. And the cost of chasing Jap admirals may be down this season, but eggs are still on the way up.

Goodness, I can certainly sympathize with Mr. Roosevelt if he has to go through the same things to get money out of Congress that I do to get it out of George. Besides, I need a little pin money so that I may look pretty for my husband, whereas I don’t think members of Congress care whether Mr. Roosevelt loves them or not.

Coast Guard cadet examinations set