America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

War of nerves aimed at Japs

Next move may be made by Russia

Senate vote due today on Charter

Congress to aid in assigning troops

Petain labeled collaborationist

Chinese capture Kweilin air base

CHUNGKING, China (UP) – The Chinese communiqué tonight reported that Kweilin, the former great American air base city in Kwangsi Province, has been recaptured by Chinese forces.

The reoccupation of the city was completed at 10 p.m. yesterday, the communiqué reported, by troops under the command of Gen. Tang En-po.

Jap forces were reported fleeing to the northeast with Chinese in hot pursuit in hope of annihilating the Japs.

I DARE SAY —
The bad boys

By Florence Fisher Parry

Big Three ready to resume its session

Leaders eager to complete work

Hundreds of Yank airmen reported lynched by Nazis

Document found ordering police to take no action against civilians in killings

In Washington –
Truman to get troop problem

Senate group studies railroad tangle

Strikes show drop of 229 in six months

2,310 walkouts are reported

Memorial wreath put on Pyle’s grave


2 Roosevelts, Pyle honored by Legion

U.S. sub chaser, landing ship lost


48 lost as Japs hit battleship

Film actor jailed as drunken driver

HOLLYWOOD, California (UP) – Lawrence Tierney, 26, best known for his movie role as gangster John Dillinger, was serving a 10-day jail sentence today on his third conviction for drunkenness in less than three months.

Tierney was sentenced by Judge Cecil D. Holland, who had fined him $25 May 2 and again June 5. Police arrested Tierney for the third time yesterday.

U.S. TAKES HARD STAND TOWARD BERLIN CIVILIANS
Soft treatment rumors hit by military chief

Colonel emphasizes they started war

10 Yank POWs killed in B-29 raid, Japs say

A Jap propaganda broadcast said today that 10 American prisoners of war were killed and five others were missing ss a result of a B-29 Superfortress raid on Kawasaki, an industrial suburb of Tokyo, Wednesday night.

The broadcast said the victims were inmates of a prisoner-of-war camp at Kawasaki. Nine others were said to have been injured in the bombing.

Editorial: Britons willing to die

Editorial: What to expect of Japs

Edson: It’s hard to get back war fraud money

By Peter Edson

Ferguson: Control of an infant

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Background of news –
Will Russia join us?

By Bertram Benedict

$20 million sought for overseas aid

23 denominations join big campaign