Editorial: Is baseball essential?
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AFL intensifies fight against work-or-else
War leaders blamed for production lags
By Ned Brooks, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Need for ships stressed in work-or-else fight
Navy Secretary Forrestal tells Senators that ‘time is essence’ of situation
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Perkins: Russians, British run show as CIO waits for Hillman
International leader needed by U.S. delegation, now handicapped in competition
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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Poll: Labor draft gets approval of public
Principle favored since March 1942
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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Reiss: German generals and industrialists oppose Nazi ‘war of desperation’
Large group ready to surrender in hope of saving something
By Curt Reiss
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Despite ‘scandalous’ charge –
Surplus material auctions to continue, board says
Such sales ‘all right if run correctly,’ spokesman asserts in defending policy
By Roger W. Stuart, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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George bill faces fight in House
Rules Committee to meet tomorrow
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Ickes, McKellar may join in fight on TVA chief
Tart-tongued pair, who often have fought between themselves, both oppose Lilienthal
By Daniel M. Kidney, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
Well, the latest rumor has Hitler seeking refuge in a Bavarian monastery and looking very innocent about this nasty old war. Believe me, you’re going to see some a real academy-award acting all over Germany from now on.
Goering probably will appear as Little Eva in Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Heinrich Himmler, with a shawl over his head and a kindly twinkle in his eye, will do his best to look like Whistler’s Mother.
Then all the big Prussian generals will point after the Nazis and say to the Allies: “They went thettaway, sheriff.”
Believe me, factories in Germany are working overtime these days, but they aren’t producing planes and tanks. They’re all busy turning out halos for the Nazis to wear.