America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Lawrence: Iwo, Okinawa prove useful

Six-month campaign for islands is justified
By David Lawrence

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Eliot: Picture complete for blow at Japan

Calls Spaatz appointment last link in setting of command
By Maj. George Fielding Eliot

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‘Little Ernie’ back home in his G.I. movie

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Her Lucky Night wins favor on Park program

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Kirkpatrick: Work and wait Poland’s fate

By Helen Kirkpatrick

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Scientists tune up lenses for Monday’s total eclipse

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L’Aube (July 8, 1945)

M. Churchill est arrivé en France

où il séjournera aux environs d’Hendaye

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L’occupation de notre zone en Allemagne –
Les troupes françaises font mouvement dans la Sarre et en Rhénanie

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Staline a rencontré le ministre des Affaires étrangères de Chine

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Nouveau débarquement australien à Bornéo

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The Pittsburgh Press (July 8, 1945)

OKINAWA-BASED PLANES RIP JAP HOME ISLAND
MacArthur’s 5th Air Force strikes blow

2,200-plane fleet reported poised

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Stalin may give Truman decision on war with Japs

Big Three conference at Potsdam also may take up tangled Polish situation
By Lyle C. Wilson, United Press staff writer

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Aussies battle for Borneo’s oil

Jap resistance on island stiffens

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Yank fliers bag nine Jap ships

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Congressmen ask coal price boost

Warn of heatless homes next winter

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Gen. Patch given new command

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Husband defends ‘Texas bombshell’

Paratrooper assails ‘scandal mongers’

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‘Hartford’s Miss 1565’ –
Little curly-haired girl, you haven’t been forgotten

Soft-hearted detectives remember even when your family, chums don’t

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Railroads act to produce more sleepers for troops

Military Pullman pool to be enlarged by at least 895 cars after July 14

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Medal of Freedom for U.S. civilians

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Churchill in France for brief vacation

HENDAYE, France (UP) – Prime Minister Churchill arrived in this southwestern corner of France tonight for a brief holiday to rally his strength for the meeting of the Big Three in Berlin this month.

Mr. Churchill, his wife, and official attendants flew to Hendaye. He is the guest of Brig. Gen. Raymond Brutinel, who served with distinction in a Canadian machine-gun corps in World War I.