America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Pooling of pictures in European zone ends


Declares German famine is beaten

Chamber of Commerce backs peace draft

Advocates continuous training of 12 months

Japs holding up Yanks on Davao

8 writers rap OWI fund cut

Lamarr, Brent and Lucas all in new terror drama


Romance is added to new story, Story of Lassie

By Charles A. Leedy

Gracie Allen Reporting

By Gracie Allen

Jack Benny, Edgar Bergen and Fibber McGee and Molly notwithstanding, the Tokyo radio still has the funniest programs on the air. They have just announced that it is still not too late for the United States to surrender.

I guess, according to Japanese reasoning, the victorious Germans have imprisoned the Russians in Berlin, the Americans are retreating in the direction of Tokyo and the Japanese fleet is holding a victory celebration at the bottom of the ocean.

Tokyo radio has also announced that they were organizing bow-and-arrow and jujitsu units to fight against us. George thinks we will really have something to worry abut when they send those old Japanese vaudeville tumblers against us. But I’ve got it figured out all our boys have to do is start applauding. Then when the Japs leap up to take their bows – bang!

Eliot: Foreign policy of U.S. really in the making

Public will be able to understand what it means
By Maj. George Fielding Eliot

G.I.’s, British brides now sail home together

Massacres 30 Japs to open path for pals to smash line

By Al Dopking, Associated Press writer

Neues Österreich (June 15, 1945)

Ort und Zeit der Dreimächtekonferenz festgesetzt

Neue Landung auf Borneo

London, 14. Juni – Australische Truppen haben eine dritte Landung in Britisch-Nordborneo vorgenommen. Die Australier sind bis nahe an Brunei, die Hauptstadt des britischen Protektorates, vorgedrungen und haben das Flugfeld von Brunei erobert. Die Japaner stecken die Öldepots von Seria in Brand. In Burma setzen britische Truppen ihren Vormarsch nach Osten fort.

Auf Okinawa werden die Reste der Japaner liquidiert. Amerikanische Flugzeuge griffen von Flugplätzen auf Okinawa Ziele in Süd-Japan an.

L’Aube (June 15, 1945)

Paris enthousiaste fête Eisenhower

Le rapport sur les accords régionaux est adopté à San Francisco

Les alliés interviennent dans la crise italienne

Les États-Unis repoussent une conférence a Cinq

The Pittsburgh Press (June 15, 1945)

JAP OFFICERS SLAY OWN MEN TO STOP OKINAWA SURRENDER
Yanks herd trapped foe toward sea

Many of enemy die in mass suicides

CARRIER USS SARATOGA BLASTED AT IWO
Flattop queen hit 7 times – back in action

Had 315 casualties in attack February 21
By Aline Mosby, United Press staff writer

Firebombs rain on Osaka in 520-plane B-29 attack

Raid opens offensive to devastate Japan with 2 million tons of bombs in next year

Zero crashes destroyer – 77 Yanks killed, missing

Jap bombs smash, set fire to bridge and superstructure of USS Hazelwood off Okinawa

Long-awaited break –
White-collar pay minimums hiked by WLB

Average boost allowed is $3.56 a week
By Dale McFeatters, Press business editor