Owners, UMW await Ickes’ contract plan
Hard coal strike now 11 days old
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Take home pay will decline after peace
WLB hopes to keep general wage level
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Log of a B-29 raid on Tokyo
‘Bombs away’ are sweet words
By W. H. Shippen Jr., North American Newspaper Alliance
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Richest Indian’s estate is finally distributed
25-year-old court fight over fortune, annulment of marriage are recalled
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
Well, girls, the silver lining is beginning to shine through the dark cloud of shortages. Our new washing machines, vacuum cleaners, autos and refrigerators are already in the blueprint stage.
And they say the new refrigerators will have large compartments for freezing meat. Of course, the government says it will be about a year before we can get any. I wonder, which they mean – refrigerators or meat?
But it’s wonderful how one thing compensates for another. I don’t miss a vacuum cleaner with no cigarette ashes to pick up, anyway. And what would I do with a new car with no tires? I don’t even mind waiting a year to get my clothes washed. The laundries have made me get used to it.
But there’s one thing we don’t have to wait a year to buy. That’s War Bonds. Let’s do it right now.
Film pits one beauty against another
It’ll be Geraldine Fitzgerald vs. Ella Raines in Uncle Harry
By Maxine Garrison
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Belle of the Yukon featured at Penn
Gypsy Rose Lee, Randolph Scott star in tale of Alaska in gold rush days
By Dick Fortune
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Millett: Youth should find pride in helping war wives keep their lawns trim
Manless homes get priority
By Ruth Millett
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Poll: Truman found widely popular with public
GOP voters look for conservatism
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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55 weeks’ pay provided for only 52 weeks work
Wrigley Company pays extra when business is good, guarantees pay in bad years
By Allan L. Smith, Scripps-Howard staff wruter
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Weather postpones Bucs-Braves tilt
Too cold for contest, Pirates head for test tomorrow with Phils
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That seems like an oddly specific date that doesn’t make much sense to me, why December of '43?
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