America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

Howlin’ Mad Smith says Japs will fold

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Youngstown Vindicator (July 29, 1945)

Gold plot, run by air bared

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Eliot: What if we were Japan?

Just think! Our Army cut off; no sea, airpower, resources out
By Maj. George Fielding Eliot

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Army ready to shift nurses; 40% aim to stay overseas

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Reds in U.S. oppose Truman’s ‘drift away’

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War bride now in U.S. waited 34 years for trip

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FBI broom swept clean

Hoover said he’s nail all major spies, and he did
By Frank I. Weller, Associated Press staff writer

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Yank’s Sioux yell outdoes banzai

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Women lose war jobs

Releasing of thousands brings post-war work problem closer
By Alexander R. George

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UP reporters see crash from newsroom window

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Velvet glove on firm hand; that’s Col. Boyce of WAC

By Jane Eads, Associated Press writer

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Talks beat Churchill

Mudslinging is fatal, Labor will do better job, Tommies say
By Gault MacGowan, North American Newspaper Alliance

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Searchers find stolen art in Hitler agent’s castle

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Goering, other ill criminals to be tried, even if on litter

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Editorial: The Charter and its backing

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British labor’s one man ‘brain trust’ is Laski

Professor is most feared opponent of English Conservatives
By Walter Monfried

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What we’re up against in Asia

Our task will only have begun with the defeat of Japan – problem of Europe is small in comparison – we’re in the Pacific to stay
By Sen. Elbert Thomas, D-Utah

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U.S. planning vast loans to speed world recovery

By Owen L. Scott

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Rev. Kinder: Mind confused by dishonesty

First victim of a lie is always the one who tells it
By the Rev. William R. Kinder

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Japs resort to cannibalism in Philippines

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