America at war! (1941–) – Part 5

1862

Heavy attacks meet Yanks near Baguio

Japs resist strongly at Luzon stronghold

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1863

Freed captives eat cats, rats, horses, dogs

Stampede from cages to satisfy hunger
By John McDermott, United Press staff writer

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1864

Contact with Soviet fliers ‘biggest thrill’ to U.S. pilot

Fighters meet while attacking same German train – Reds put on aerial dancing exhibition
By John D. McDermott, United Press staff writer

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1865

Fifth Army Yanks shell outskirts of Bologna

Allies 8 miles from Nazi defense base

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1866

Nazi stand broken on French coast

Germans in flight near Bordeaux

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1867

$9 billion in aid sent to Russia

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1868

U.S. supports plea to trap war criminals

Treaties may be ignored in roundup

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1869

Monahan: ZaSu Pitts on long, long trek

By Kaspar Monahan

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1870

Miss Collier back in films

‘Grande Dame’ to wield slapstick

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1871

Editorial: The President’s message

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1872

Editorial: The Truman touch

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1873

Editorial: An unsung job

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1874

Edson: Parallels drawn between Truman and Johnson

By Peter Edson

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1875

Ferguson: War bonds plus work

By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

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1876

Background of news –
End of coalition in Britain?

By Bertram Benedict

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1877

Father put in 1-A, kills 2 sons, self

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1878

Truman runs head-on into Polish problem

Russia to insist on seating its group

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Tokyo attacks world conference

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1879

World order, or World War III –
Simms: Grim specter of rockets makes San Francisco accord imperative

By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor

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1880

The U.S. delegates –
Sol Bloom started business career in San Francisco

By Ruth Finney, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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1881

Hearings open tomorrow on trade pacts

U.S. faces first test on world cooperation
By John W. Love, Scripps-Howard staff writer

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