Night Fight for Every House in a Soviet Front Town
Soviet war correspondent describes a western Dvina town under German occupation where Red Army troops fight house to house. German garrisons of 25 to 30 hold forts amid stairwell grenades and cannon shelling as battles flare for each room. The town burns, civilians are killed, and the fighting shifts toward the river as tanks arrive.
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Gaulle asks UN to recognize Free French as political entity
London May 27 Gen Charles De Gaulle urged the United Nations to treat Combatant France as both a political administration and a fighting force. He criticized Allied methods on Martinique and said the Free French movement could broaden its base by inviting other personalities to join the national committee.
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May Defense Bonds quota near in Potter County drive
The May defense bonds drive shows $277,800 in yesterday sales and $250,804 total May sales with 26,096 short of goal. Only two banking days left in May. officials warn the county may or may not meet the quota.
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Comics Going On War Basis For Wartime Reading
The Globe-News will launch a streamlined wartime comic section this Sunday in tabloid size with the same page count as the previous issue. It features favorites such as Superman Tarzan Blondie and new Off The Record and aims to conserve paper printing plates labor and dyes amid government requests.
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Italian submarine torpedoes U S cruiser in Atlantic dawn
The high command said an Italian submarine fired two torpedoes at a United States 9,100 ton Pensacola class cruiser serving as convoy escort in the Atlantic at dawn Saturday. It was the second unreliably claimed torpedo attack on a U S warship by Italy.
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Miss Webb Shouts at Judge and Prosecutor
New York May 27 Angry shouting by Madeline Webb disrupted court during second day of murder trial. The 28 year old model berated Assistant District Attorney Jacob Grumet and shouted at the judge General Sessions Judge Jonah J. Goldstein demanding fair treatment. Webb insisted she is not used to being pushed around as she faced questioning over the suffocation slaying of Mrs Susan Flora Reich.
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United air attack near London signals major Allied offensive
London dispatch reports a planned intensified Allied air campaign against Germany with 200 tons of bombs nightly and the possible build up for a future invasion. The U S mission led by General Somervell coordinates supply while allied commanders discuss a joint Anglo American assault.
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Heydrich Wounded in Prague Attack Says Broadcast
Berlin broadcasts reported by Prague say Reinhard Heydrich the Reichs protector for Bohemia and Moravia was wounded in an assassination attempt. Reuters noted a reward of 10,000,000 crowns for the attacker and Heydrich was seen in Paris and the Netherlands directing measures to suppress revolt.
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Amarillo Area Forecast With Strong Winds Today
Forecast shows hot and windy conditions this afternoon in Amarillo and vicinity with a much cooler night ahead. West Texas and Panhandle regions will see cooler temperatures and continued warmth with strong winds. New Mexico expects cooler west and central areas this afternoon with windy conditions eastward tonight. Today's noon temperature is 89, with a 24 hour high of 95 and low of 67.
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Sub Chased By Warship Off Brazilian Coast
A Recife report says a United States warship chased and likely sank an enemy submarine after torpedo and incendiary attacks on the Brazilian freighter Commandante Lyra on May 18. The Lyra crew were evacuated and the ship towed to port as American planes and depth charges pursued the sub. Brazil press urges stronger defense while government bans publishing details of submarine sinkings.
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Japs Raid Port Moresby In Night Attacks
Gen Douglas MacArthur reports Japan sent big flying boats against Port Moresby New Guinea in two raids Monday night and last night. Aircraft dropped bombs near the airfield with no damage. anti aircraft fire damaged one plane that disappeared while losing altitude. A second pair of planes also caused no damage. Canadian forest fires sweep Northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan, causing heavy property toll as timber dries.
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Axis Drive and Red Army Counter Moves Reported
Across North Africa and the Kharkov front, Axis columns push from Mekili toward Bir Hacheim amid British resistance as Rommel seeks a broader advance. In the Soviet theater near Kharkov, Red Army forces repulse German attacks, retake heights, and halt counter thrusts as heavy fighting and aerial activity continue.
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Matador Editor Told He Has No War Deferment
In Austin a state selective service ruling says 41 year old Douglas Meador editor and publisher of the Matador Tribune has no grounds for occupational deferment. A Motley County draft board reply, signed by Capt. George S. Nalle, states Meador would be better serving the country at the front than in a newsroom.
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Glamorous Ann Foster in Romance and Holiday Schemes
Ann Foster confronts a marriage dilemma as sister Julia pushes her toward wealthy Vince Ogden while sales at Marks Park Avenue shrink after Christmas. Vince spoils Ann with gifts and cocktails, staging a glittering Broadway holiday to sway her heart, with Julia watching closely.
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Bomb Nazis Bomb Nazis Raid Lightning Threatened Europe
Royal Air Force bombers swept the southeast coast in a major raid toward Belgium. In Messina Sicily two waves of British planes dropped high explosives and incendiaries damaging the cathedral royal university and several houses. Seven killed and 26 injured.
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Birth rate booms in threatened Australia
Melbourne reports maternity wards booked to capacity through December and January as birth rates rise. Public hospitals cope with the poor, while private facilities serving the middle class face overcrowding, with women turned away seeking care.
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