Duranty: When Stalin goes
By Walter Duranty
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Welcome home, 1945 style –
Convoy of girls up the bay is something for the boys
By George Keaney, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Pilot rides out typhoon on raft, afloat six days
Waves which cripple cruiser Pittsburgh wash him overboard five times, but he lives
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
The fat-salvage campaign is getting somewhere.
Housewives have been turning in their waste grease to the butchers for two years.
Now Pierre Laval has turned himself in. It’s certainly a pitiful sight. It looks as though Laval hasn’t a friend in the world left to double-cross.
When arrested he probably told the truth for the first time in his life when he said he wished he was in New York. And he was about the only “big shot” among our enemies who had his own wife with hm at the finish.
He’s certainly the right type for a traitor. Even his name is two-faced. No matter if you spell it forward or backward, it still spells Laval.
Makeup expert recalls his early days in Pittsburgh
Eddie Voight worked in first nickelodeon here – then went West
By Maxine Garrison
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Visions grid World Series –
Crowley says destiny of football lies in professional rivalry
By Dan Daniel
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Mystery of century –
Hitler death discounted by criminologist
Ex-German police chief can identify Fuehrer
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U.S. State Department (August 3, 1945)
Log of the President’s Trip to the Berlin Conference
Friday, August 3:
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The President received the members of the press during the afternoon. He saw them frequently during the return voyage although he held no official press conferences.
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