America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Postal reforms asked by Walker

Report urges 15 area general managers

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Trip down rapids set for today

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Polish envoy defies U.S.

WASHINGTON (UP) – Jan Ciechanowski, Ambassador for the London Polish government, told the State Department today that he would not turn over his Embassy to the representative of the U.S.-recognized Warsaw regime.

In Washington –
Fate of FEPC awaits return of Barkley

Senate leader to seek compromise

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Strikers defy NLRB order at Firestone plant

Huge rubber supply scrapped at Goodyear

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New York drivers snub WLB wire

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Yanks make use of Saar’s riches

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FBI checking racket sale of G.I. discharges

Army also may start courts martial

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Poll: Women oppose letting G.I.’s fraternize with German girls

By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion

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Private turns portsider, keeps on firing at Japs

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Pepper-upper in battle, helmet aids in other ways

It’s G.I. wash basin, laundry tub, kettle, rainwater catcher, box for love letters
By Nixson Denton, North American Newspaper Alliance

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Iwo Jima flag raiser becomes bridegroom

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France gives in to Levant demand

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Surrender room to become museum

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French take over Rhine Province

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Allied Expeditionary Force to be dissolved this week

Eisenhower to retain command in U.S. zone, post on Control Council

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Rescued Superfort fliers stripped by crew of sub

Airmen don’t mind souvenir-hunting a bit; they’re thankful Navy was there

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Now it can be told –
Japs plotted to kill MacArthur

Special spy school is revealed

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De Gaulle’s visit to U.S. hailed

By Paul Ghali

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Army tries to rehabilitate erring troops

102 executed in this war

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36 pork chops at one meal –
Skinny G.I. outeats Army and refuses to go home

78 hot cakes and dozen eggs just a breakfast; doctors say he’s just ‘exhibitionist’

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Sailor says Japs made him kill wife, daughter

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Inside the Axis gang: The diary of Count Ciano –
Mussolini’s dagger strike – in the back of France

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Millett: G.I. Joe wants his rights and so does ‘Mrs. Joe’

Post-war family peace will depend on ‘equality of privileges’

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