Stokes: Strangling of OWI means world will never know power of U.S.
By Thomas L. Stokes
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Lawrence: Two-year war is anticipated
U.S. expects big battle in China – may employ large Chinese Army
By David Lawrence
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DETROIT TOPPLES ST. LOUIS, 6-4
Boosts lead over idle Yankees to full game
York blasts homer, brace of singles to pace attack
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Gregg wins 3-2 decision over Giants
Dodgers draw near top – Redlegs edge Cards – Phils end streak
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Showdown is near on tariff cut
Sen. George asserts authority will be restored by Chamber
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Plane fuel most secret Yank weapon
By George R. Reiss
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Gen. Devers: Nazis had no intent of using gas
Says they could have used it with bad effects
By George Tucker, Associated Press staff writer
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U.S. studies new post-war wage policy
Formula expected to be announced soon – CIO reaction favorable
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Nazis left trail of delayed-action bombs in Europe
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Americans and Britons returned from captivity
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Hutcheson denies AFL and CIO pact
Says it won’t sit with management
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OPA filing 400 suits a day against black market suspects
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Lamarr, Brent and Lucas all in new terror drama
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Romance is added to new story, Story of Lassie
By Charles A. Leedy
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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!