America at war! (1941–) – Part 4

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Simms: U.S. envoy striving for Chinese unity

U.S. has stake in what Far East Reds do
By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor

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Nelson optimistic in report on China

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MacArthur, aides have birthdays

But general plans no celebration

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Japs bolstering defenses in China

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Bell: Doughboys made goat, suffer frozen feet

Clothing issued infantrymen ‘inadequate’ in fierce cold and deep snow, he charges
By Jack Bell

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Yanks at front get warm clothes

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‘Ike’ gives medals to 6 generals

By Jules B. Grad, representing combined U.S. press

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Russians drive to Alsace – but whiskers slip

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Editorial: What a pity it won’t work

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Editorial: Fight with both hands

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Editorial: Politics has a bad name

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Edson: Which is bigger businessman, Wallace or Jones?

By Peter Edson

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Ferguson: Military training

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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Background of news –
Farm labor and the draft

By Bertram Benedict

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War on Japan may be topic of Big Three

Aides of leaders reported gathering

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Soaring national debt worries Wallace less than unemployment

Cabinet nominee maintains men out of work provide only unbalanced target
By Charles T. Lucey, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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War facilities bar publishers

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Editorial: Roosevelt’s foreign memo

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Curtin: End of Pacific war in sight

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Britain buys Lend-Leased machine tools

Transaction marks first cash sale

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Senate splits dog’s priority, Elliott’s cases

Promotion to be considered first

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Paper situation to remain tight

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Millett: Appreciate blessings

War wife knows who is lucky
By Ruth Millett

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Poll: Top billing for 1948 goes to Roosevelt

Public thinks he’ll seek office again
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion

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