Russians’ removal home is halted
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Sailor’s killer denies guilt, faces long summer in jail
Slayer of boyfriend of lover’s maid is girlishly demure at arraignment
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Limit on rail reservations to hit U.S. vacationists
Long delays in getting home threaten under new 5-day advance sale order
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U.S. submarine lost on patrol
WASHINGTON (UP, June 30) – The Navy today announced the 1,525-ton submarine USS Kete is overdue from patrol and presumed lost.
The skipper of the submarine was Lt. Cmdr. Edward Ackerman of Cincinnati, Ohio. He was listed as missing in action along with the rest of the crew. The vessel had a wartime complement of from 80 to 85 men.
Loss of this craft, which was presumably operating in Far Eastern waters, brought to 44 the number of submarines lost from all causes in this war. It was the 320th naval vessel to be lost.
Poll: Truman doing a fine job
Popularity compares with Roosevelt’s
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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Tire strikers face speedy draft calls
Ohio moves quickly in Goodyear walkout
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New York papers halted by strike
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Proposed labor act gives employers same protection as labor
Bill, providing peaceful settlements of disputes, protects welfare of wage earners
By Donald R. Richberg
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For Pacific war –
Planes, bullets rank highest on needed list
Rockets and radar still essential, too
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Black, cold winter faces beaten Germany and most of Europe
Political and economic crisis looms; coal, food supplies fast dwindling
By Lyle C. Wilson, United Press staff writer
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