America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Mass suicide certain if Japs want it

Yanks determined to finish job
By Col. Frederick Palmer, North American Newspaper Alliance

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Jap officials seized in Berlin to be housed in Bedford hotel

Captured envoys await repatriation

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Dining out in liberated Paris? Then bring your banker along

In the first place, getting into a restaurant requires a Prohibition-like ‘Joe sent me’
By Walter Ridder, North American Newspaper Alliance

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Nooses await several dozen Axis leaders

Others, small fry, face lesser penalties
By William H. Stoneman

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Editorial: The succession problem again

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Editorial: Mr. Hull recovers

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Editorial: Can China unite?

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He gets ‘adopted’ –
Gen. Ike’s fan mail rivals Frank Sinatra’s

By Jules B. Grad, The Stars and Stripes

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Four-way rule of Germany

By Marshal McNeil, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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5 years in Stalag –
Normal living shocks liberated prisoner of war

By a British prisoner of war liberated from Germany

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Message delivered by horror stories

Persecution of Jews in Europe remains as debt inherited by free people
By Rachel Kirk

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Carradine quitting movies

Disgusted actor calls ‘em ‘junk’

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I DARE SAY —
Two Oscars (Wilde and Doob) vie for top credits for Dorian Gray

By Florence Fisher Parry

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Play asks do the dead live?

Airman author of new drama
By Jack Gaver, United Press drama editor

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Monahan: Remember the name – Bob Mitchum, for you’ll be hearing about him!

By Kaspar Monahan

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Her waving eyelashes has film director on the ropes

‘I’ll cut ‘em!’ says Alexis, thus becoming genius in Mike’s book
By Erskine Johnson

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Bing talks in writing and calls himself variety of nicknames

Edits his ‘interviews’ and modestly avoids ever using personal pronoun
By Bing Crosby

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Braves beat Pirates in eighth, 7-6

Masi’s homer ends tie; Elliott, Barrett pace rally after Sewell goes
By Chester L. Smith, Press sports editor

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Industry fate hinges on end of Pacific war

Sudden halt seen creating problems
By Owen L. Scott, North American Newspaper Alliance

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Youngstown Vindicator (July 8, 1945)

Jap marines invade South China coast

Several landing parties beached on shores of Fukien Province

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Only surviving ringleader in plot against Hitler in 1944 tells story

By L. S. B. Shapiro

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