27 Jul 1944
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
1
In Normandy on July 27 a massive American air assault scattered German paratroopers who cried that the action was criminal. A 19-year-old Nazi, claiming to be a Munich medical student, called the bombardment inhumane and compared Allied actions to Warsaw, Rotterdam, and London while others said they surrendered due to thirst and hunger.
Senator Theo G Bilbo of Mississippi travels to Rochester Minnesota for possible operation after weeks of malaria jaundice illness Doctor A J Podesta of Vicksburg says Bilbo is a mighty sick man and has lost forty pounds since Christmas Separately the CIO adapts a colored comic strip to promote views on labor and social issues distribution running into millions
Blissfield notes record a Faith Rebekah lodge meeting where the charter was draped for George Fatchett who died recently. August birthday supper moved to August 9, with a July birthday potluck for Letty Ray, Mrs. Mary Mills, Milford Petee, and Laverne Moore. Local notices mention travel for funerals, visits from relatives, and church news across St Peters, Presbyterian, Methodist, and St Pauls Lutheran. A final note states up to three female turkeys may share a nest during incubation.
Morenci society notes report beer license transfers and new junk yard permit, plus travels of Lyman Powers, Paul Scherf, Harold Miley and Cadet Nurse Juanita Galileo. Visitors include Verner Baxton and Dorothy Bandagel households, with Sgt Harold Porter’s El Paso arrival and hospital notes for several local children and adults.
GRANDCAMP Normandy July 27 A small fleet from the village went to the English Channel for the first time in four months. Germans halted fishing in April. For the first time in four years fishermen can keep their catch of mackerel shrimp and lobster to eat or sell. The mayor thanked the Americans saying this is magnificent.
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