America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Release of 16 Poles reported

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Allies to strip Germany of all war factories

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Army and Navy to urge draft

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Business of bond selling has its lighter moments

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Fair Practice dispute splits Democrat ranks

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Negro Democrats ask recognition

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Roaring welcome given generals in Los Angeles

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Year of B-29 raids hints worse to come for Japs

By James J. Strebig, Associated Press aviation writer

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Crack U.S. ship now in war work

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Six-point plan proposed to avert travel rationing

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7 spies hanged in Philippines

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Gen. MacArthur: Japs’ weakness in army system

By Pat Robinson

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On the course of the war –
How master plan for Pacific seeks to expedite victory over Japan

By Max Werner

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ON THE RECORD —
Administrative policies must be revised in occupied Europe

By Dorothy Thompson

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U.S. Army to keep 600,000 German war prisoners to help rehabilitate Europe

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Allies and Tito agree on land claims

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Secret Service agents changed at White House

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Pearson: Kaiser’s new post-war auto gets 45 miles to the gallon

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350,000 Southern textile workers get pay increase

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Hot roll costs Negro $18,000

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After V-J Day –
Industrial designer promises revolution in homes to come

By Jeanette Smits

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The sun and moon will give a show –
Florida will see partial eclipse July 9 – Montana will see total eclipse 30 seconds

By Albert W. Recht, director, Chamberlin Observatory, University of Denver

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Tigers hold American loop head by scoring four times in ninth

By Joe Reichler

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ODT requests sports to tighten traveling schedules to bone

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Kennedy, who broke Nazi surrender story despite censor, says he’d do it again

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Mail, telegraph service renewed to 21 countries

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