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   Bismarck Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 31, 1942, Bismarck, North Dakota                               Thought For kaow is two caul two JOHNSON THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 1873 IN N. AUGUST PRICE FIVE CENTS The or thunderstorms continued Coalition Ticket Formed in Fargo it if it it if it it it it it ir if it it it it it it it it W Great German Attack Fails to Crack Stalingrad Defenses The World at i Glance by MOSCOW Bay be ti limit wheat la Ml training toy flad It heads aad to Matt TAKE SHARP SPURT Two Young Instantly in Crash North of I By UM A to traffic brought the total of i over week-end to 10 after i the wont of automobile wrecks in The most serious accident occurred south of 8. where Donald aad Celesta were killed in an Roger U. brother of the car TtO men in the truck escaped The four young were en from in the VUls to home of the HrL The car driver was believed by to have fallen at the Clock Men Will Remember Jap Reid dock men art to Peart down to the to a convention of the are and clock voted Monday to place in their snow with the at In each window will be a placard dock to remind ua of ahot at Pearl Harbor at a. m. on Dec. 1M1. Re- member time of the crime at all LINES UP AND RUSSIANS DRIVE AHEAD IN NORTH Pressed for as Rains Approach of Stand Up Wdl Fire By All the weight of manpower American aircraft returned now this been the tag capping erf Called army air force Flying oa eight raids they haw to far on occupied Monday line tron American bombing forces on two er T In North medium and heavy j might stalled the Japanese Fall Into New Guinea Trap Rapidly Cutting Enemy to Dig 1 in on AT LOCAL AIRPORT By Tto Pros Disaster at the of Accident Unavoidably lied forces with and that American blasted Monday on every front oi mans could throw the i Pacific of Oust j of Wind of bounced AII American aircraft returned back off the unyielding lines of on American medium and air its defenders while the Red on its own offensive to the gave renewed of Russia's still unbroken Hundreds of Mast tanks and age to our or en screened large assault on I Lt. Joseph W. StOwill the of the Volga river but for the stun day both raids there wss ao of falling on enemy's from swampy shares of Bay on New to of China and air front ef at whole fabric of kept a bulwark toe not brealL in Chungking announced weekend ican on At the soviet information bureau said there had been no change fnd field grad front indicate that are leaving men and on the battlefield In the unavailing fort to the armored i high command Aitis have from the touth to a only IS from Stalingrad and that night raiding planet again haw town vut in With a cunning expensively learned from the la lost battle of Australian ground baited a tree on Milne highway Junction of the Burma Bay into aad on in Preach AD American aircraft returned and airport You BULLETIN la new a M per MSN rate ef en ner To the where the Red army has launched own in the drive on anchors of Germany's IMl Soviet forces have smashed past pivotal stronghold of both to the north aad the have cleared the the said Whether this offensive to strong or timely enough to help save Stalingrad to be it is unrolling with MOKE Increased Drilling in i Indiana and Kentucky Is Approved apparently to A special communique tawed at General said that unwary at tip of are being idly The it waded into the waiting of lying in wait for Jutt tuch an attempt to outflank the Allied Island coast at Pan Previous have the high cost in planes aad supplies at which the Japanese were able even to land on f on to make to Wv Production Swd Monday authorised increased of oil in Soui on a by the office of petroleum the temporarily relaxed federal i th. new Jan. the are troops a show that aao most certainly win have to draw off and from Caucasus to strengthen it. the Wear Mr. aad Mrs. M and SO yean were killed aad two others were hurt ia collision of two MS la aa ef M. wUek eft MM sMe ef aad Pred It aad three to the ear were Harold P. a resident of the near Palls to aad John H. St. were in separate in the Twin Bernard 30. Olea drowned SO feet from short of Bryant's Long Lake tn a j swimming race with Lake Lansing had reached shore when he heard cry for help but he went down before leasing reach A ing treasury proposal imposition of a stiff new uu on individual ing Monday appeared headed a stormy reception in the senate nance of a retail tax served notice shortly after Chairman had announced that the committee would receive the new treasury that they did not like levy which George outlined w reporters explained by the s tax of possibly 10 per cent would be levied against all money spent by aa individual over and above certain specified said treasury officials hoped that such a which would in addition to regular income and other would yield between four and five lion dollars aad tht same check inflationary proposed new tax in of Senator Clark said it be a good deal more than an outright retail sales which also Although Berlin communique Russian had been infantry and tank for- northwest of and below the every 30 surface acres for drilled to a depth greater than 3.300 or one wen to every 10 surface acres for drilled to a depth of less than compare with the general regulation of not more than one well to every 40 OPC will recommend a further re- Central Russian Winter pipeline has not been completed Jan. i. K. by U that save are they have off to their other the communique are swiftly cut down on a narrow peninsula north of the bay by Australian troops under Albert aad they have lost all of the heavy supplies which they landed so confidently on the narrow beach last Dig la the United States tat tight in the Solomon consolidating their hold aad picking off the last of re- sistance oa Islands where the Japanese have felt the power of the first American offensive and tatted probably their most disastrous verse so A Northwest Trip 1 from en the Bismarck municipal airport at 6 39 p. m. Saturday with a full enger load aboard but all and crew Some airport the motored Douglas coming in on the northwest and southeast the only one now available for and that a sudden wind slipped the plane into the uncompleted south runway which u lined with bituminous ridge recently laid for Witnesses said of both were Mm the left wing damaged and the nose of the WM Aboard the ship were Mr. and Paul and their two aad a half month old who lustily demanded her milk when she finally reached the airport waiting room ing a rain former Montana sity football Mart la headed back to Detroit where he ia a blocking back and quarterback on the Detroit termed the accident explaining the plane had been on the ground for time and that a gust of wind may have tipped it It moved to landing Investigation of the accident ex- to be completed Monday by CAA officials after which ship win be released and towed to the new airport hangar for gu felt QAS ef the sudden removal of which normally supply many in were tor the tint Utae over the weekend when of nations in suburban and rural near Minneapolis ran dry aad turned customers CHECKS for about in to of enlisted men in the army will be tent out Tuesday by the war de- NAZI HILO NKW accused of some of the eight Naxi who landed on the United East arraigned ia federal court Monday on a charge of treason and held in default of ball SHERIFF SHOOTS BANDIT SUSPECT Youth Makes When Ordered to Get Out of Automobile FIVE TORUN ON SLATE FOUR DEMS MOMS Heads to Off Strutz -A i young bandit who a deputy orders to step out ef his ear for was fatally Monday at nearby Hopkins critic nominee W. T. DePuy has N. of a lican coalition ticket had been completed here Monday the selection of five sive Republicans to run on ths Democratic ticket with four Appointment of the Progressives ta the Democratic ticket wu approved by the Democratic executive and their will be filed with the secretary of state to replace those Democratic nominees who have signed or Intend to resign Sunday's action will result in a state ticket of five Republicans and four headed by Democrat John The forces of the two groups were combined so as to better fight candidates who won the Republican primary Named The progressives named to Walter general Alvin strew where authorities Mid he aad a com- pinion had planned a expected to take three to four FARGO IS BY 355- N. com- munity was Monday after a rain over the In an hour interval between a m. and 10 a. m. Sunday 3.8 inches of precipitation fell leaving under water and causing heavy damage in because of sewers backing up Richard ef tiw died m General pital after ahot at 4 as and awakened W Shield aad Prank The two were said to have visited a brother of at the Oten sanitarium Sunday and to have told him they planned to hold up the In was said to have told the sanitarium Who notified Several wen tent te the vicinity aad were planted said aad Keith were Ken te pact they apparently thing wrong aad did net en- air suffered the battle 1. Kvea the left the aray aa a aad proved to a pan trom CHINESE AGAIN DRIVE FORWARD epic story of that estimates ranged two significant JO 000 barrels trary to ali military the forces ttw island shores few losses te the that the had poured men and supplies into evidently intending them for a major base and that most of along with the far ad- work fell almost intact to the The downpour made many in gutter Cars Under- had several feet of water in The tire it they Search and Shield and a. to do but over as if to pick something from the floor of the and was shot in the ready resigned from the ticket to an OPA John commissioner of agriculture and labor when Governor Langer was in office and Governor opponent when was elected governor ia for of against O. nominee Ole Johnson has C. P. itate senator tram s candidate for tht Republican secretary of state tion in the June for missioner of agriculture and His nomination the coalition ticket now makes it Dahl vs. Dahl ia November fcr his ent U Leaguer Math C. P. Dahl fell short of nomination in the primary by only 654 toeing i to incumbent Herman A large part of his support at that time i was attributed to the similarity of bis name with that of Math John former state who lost in. the primary two years ago alter broke with the for state i He will oppose Incumbent Carl forward with the momentum of new victories Chinese forces are the local Por the hour downpour Sunday morning tht downpour was the In the yean that an automatic rainfall gauge TWO WIVES CLAM BODY LOS AP DBS N. 7. been in operation Weather good for 3S bureau explain that prior with ZM will held at 3 in auto- truck Sunday which Brought death to two young injury to another and to tbm coroner P. said for 10 in the catholic church at Ray for Fred 21. of wm be burted after funeral in Lutheran at brother who was at nm thought dead when op after wai to a and showed slight injured included Horaer aad AH six Crott rose of and brother not being held but wOl appear at They wen returning to their farm home of about 1 M Sunday morning when in- in collision with tir Holland north or WHEN HTF BY CAR An will held here day to the death of Ou about W. who WM killed jn C. 8. Highway 10 when he was struck by a car near Marxian while the ear which struck Panga driven by Walter A. of They said Hart and picked op Cannon Ball ing him to a Mandan hospital Panga was dead upon accident occurred Sunday about 9 p. m. short way from bridge on the Morton county of the Yanks Strike ai Jap Base in North Burma mg after Had repaired damage by American tot to two of struck sharply at UM tant Japanese air at in North it announced A by Oen Clayton D 8 con- mander of air to Burma and amid aew wen carried out on ium Bombers all form and tht nine from which the have held for more than two Keeping up another show of yean aad outfitted their principal strength where the Germans lean ex- to find Russian airmen The nigh command an- a path of explosion and that retreating Japanese Eastern Germany Saturday Bight had been punned to the out- trom the Baltic ports of of after the Chiane in Bast tad recaptured miles of to Berlin the Swedish reports said Nan i recapture of 13 tal under air alarm for three troth of was died Monday with during that interval up wnen former s. tive from North for of will oppose Rita Democratic remaining oa the beside Governor are Henry Holt of Grand Porks for lieutenant A. H. Haut of Napoleon for itate auditor and Schuett of Hankinson for public service mission A coalition ticket figured as a was tn this year's political ture since long before the and found it to get two Students at St. Mary's To Register This Week of a architect to whom the League the state said they had married for tn the OOP the 11 and 18 and to dual identity wu unsuspected by er until death Saturday the The Democratic central committee approved at He died as Louis H. meeting in August and named a band for 31 years of Olive Blanche tion committee of five to confer with a Long Beach high school like committee from the tr. But Detective Thomas Bryan and OB the selection of C. Unsuitable flying halted the air of great night la what officially aad heavy fighting reported from only from Tht Central News agency reported capable of to the of UM Kut for St. Marys year wil and for high school i wno did not complete registration ia the spring or who plan a change la include and while freshmen and sophomore boys be A. said he was employed as bridge architect at city en- office as BouU L. tad he was to Identified by Mrs two met These along with Democratie executive and of ir which sudden Bridegroom Missing so Girl Gets Substitute of a stopped got Miss aad Paul L. con of Minneapolis their wedding for Saturday and in- aQ Then a few the scheduled march to studying at had to his that navy changed his had to my at father knew aU about It i legal to married by proxy the couple to John pal of tn for Much Law Min to and her for uken ir he 30 east of pied Monday after heavy fighting ing the The air basv ID China at Which been retaken by la the offensive along with air base at and Priday announced Robert A. Monday Registration hours will be front 9 M to a. and to p. m. at the Opening for both a fuH In the sciences ind mechanical drawing ht last year Sitter Magdalen I The position of high school cipal will be taken by Starter Con- fuelo formerly of St. Minn. U.S. War Workers May Deduct Gas From Taxes war who in i ing their assigned may deduct lu as a wnen their the of i the of ao aay be claimed for depredation of a ruling related specifically to those ta the O 8 corps but the OOD Interpreted It ato to of the aircraft air patroL tighten lew and appointed by or acting under Of a Kate or local tn include super- of high school by of be Sept following of schedule the nm eight is who for yean has from a. to 13 noon and 1 IS the school and who will re- p. m Pw high tt M the made during last three u for to so that DOW f ryr DOW are their win the the of tht last trT the fUTta Offered New at St this of completed for high of and a tlon work during the summer Sister in study of cent history aAd ftm aid instruction The In the latter be taught in junior high while tht regular will in with in high Sisters and who recently JAMESTOWN S D F N D. and with 33 rifle firm day to county deputy work in A found body Noreen attended col- Wng near tn whert WM No for the enrolled la being In health by for teachen of At of St Mary who iht had been Republican mumeO to him for mating and 63 The of coalition Both described hun u an ferenee were Each jam had proved Sunday by committee of from home for or four ig and then by the each because of On OOP Pred of taxi had married the O. B. M Loua H. Meeks tn of ot B C 14. Mn HUM Drew of Jamestown became his wife la sad W M. Smart of On Jwt 14. 1034 coalition uid wu John of awl nn Henry of Grand Smith of S. O. Magel of and Thomas of Tne final for the of on of 18. ft 4 this group wanted Ton of Grand for attorney general aad former of Believe Windsor Man Killed Self for of ir Mr born m ADI IRTI to ihc Bailer Tobruk in at- pd eact of and harbor and dock facilities Of U was must bf to of tnd t i it. was wrt for war 81 i br The an at on Moon 31  

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