Paper drivers ignore WLB ultimatum
Strikers face loss of their closed shop
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Americans double war bond goal
Sales total hits $26 billion
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In Washington –
Anti-closed shop bill appears sidetracked as committee balks
Majority files ‘minority’ report, says Rankin steamrollered earlier action
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Allied plan for control of Japan urged
Advisory council on Pacific proposed
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Fast transport sunk off Okinawa
51 in crew lost in Jap bombing
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Navy enlistment fee on Guam: One dead Jap
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Red mistreatment of G.I.’s charged
Clothing confiscated, congressman alleges
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Argentina clears U-boat in sinking
Nazi sub’s course being traced
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OWI apologizes for ‘ignorance’
Davis ‘explains’ article on Midwest
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Forrestal: U.S. Navy controls sea
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Jackson in London
LONDON, England - Justice Robert H. Jackson, American prosecutor of war criminals returned today from a week’s factfinding mission on the continent. Mr. Jackson went directly to a meeting of the Allied War Crimes Commission.
Japs fleeing from bulge in South China
Allies take another former U.S. field
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Yanks sweep enemy from skies of China
Enemy shifts planes to Manchuria
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New food accord reached in Berlin
Each ally to supply own zone in city
By Jack Fleischer, United Press staff writer
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Yanks sentenced in Chinese slaying
Drinking spree, ride on Buffalo involved
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General works at Ernie Pyle Club
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Poll: Nations look to U.S. for leadership
Russia second, Britain third
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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Perkins: WLB stands firm against defiant unions
Removes privileges to bring them in line
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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War fatigue of people best hope for peace
Europeans have little faith in democracy
By Henry J. Taylor, Scripps-Howard special writer
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