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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

5

Atlantic Wall a Big Bluff News Briefs Tell Progress Of Invasion

The report describes German losses at St. Mere Eglise and Lisieux as destroyed roads and heavy combat. It notes ten German divisions possibly moved into France per a Scandinavian bureau, and reports calmer Straits of Dover with light fog and about 50 degree weather as Allied invasion continues.

Lendan France Swoeim Lenden Straits of Dover Firat Mase Reese

Weather outlook for town shows showers tonight and Friday

The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Temperatures remain nearly steady, with little variation expected across the period.

Fifth Army Drives Along Italian Coast Routs Resistance

Allied forces in Italy advance with the Fifth Army taking Civita Castellana area and the port of Livorno, while Bracciano and Mount Rotondo fall to Eighth Army. Air strikes target western bridges and rail lines as German units retreat and Kesselring’s former HQ is overrun.

Naples Juans Fifth Army Italy Clvitevenebia Rome Bracchiane Civita Castellane Eighth Army Subiaco Mount Rotondo Yugoslavia Dalmatian Marshal Tito Livorno Voltri Riviera Albert Kesselring Civita Castellana

Mail Order Marriage Sparks Council Bluffs Divorce

Mrs. Edna Fern Ingalls of Omaha obtained a divorce from George Ingalls of Council Bluffs in a marriage arranged via a club. She testified they corresponded through a marriage club and he claimed a $20,000 fortune. she learned he had nothing. She is mother to ten children from a prior marriage.

Council Bluffs Edna Fern Ingalls Omaha Neb George Ingalls

Atlantic City Band Postponed Opening Concert

Rain forces postponement of the Atlantic City band opening concert. The program slated for tonight will be presented Thursday night of next week after Roy Dougan the band director and the city council agreed to the change this morning.

Atlantic City Roy Dougan

Fifth War Loan Drive Opens in Cass Monday

Cass County gears up for the fifth war loan drive anchored by a large $1,029,000 quota. The county’s 1944 performance totaled 1,103,461 in bond sales with Atlantic’s share at 256,200. Ward workers plan meetings at the courthouse and city hall to organize for quota fulfillment.

France Casa County Cass Atlantic Court House Anita Cumberland Griswold Lewis Maine Massena Viota Bear Grove Benton Brighton Casa Edna Franklin Grant Grove Lincoln Noble Pleasant Pymosa Union Victoria Washington

Soldier Dies From Propeller Injury at Harvard Field

Private James L. White 22 of Senatobia Mississippi suffered a fractured skull when struck by a bomber propeller while trying to extinguish an engine fire. White served as an aircraft mechanic and was aiding in servicing the aircraft at Harvard.

Harvard Neb James L. White Senatobia Miss White

2380 American Boys Lost in Rome Fight

Washington reports latest war figures show American casualties in Italy total 57,629. Secretary of War Stimson notes 2,379 killed wounded and missing in the three days before Rome fell. Navy Marine losses reach 45,777 overall with 19,802 dead and 4,462 prisoners.

Washington INS France Stimson Rome Italy Navy

Mississippi Democrats repudiates national platform at state convention

Mississippi Democrats in Jackson at a state convention repudiated the national administration with a stronger stance than Texas. The delegation absolved the state's nine electors from voting for national candidates if the national convention adopts a platform that ignores the southern will on key planks.

Mississippi Jackson Mias Texas

Pope Holds Unprecedented Audiences With Clark At Vatican

Pope Pius XII met U S General Mark W Clark in a private Vatican audience lasting about ten minutes. Allied officers accompanied Clark as Rome celebrated amid unprecedented access for press and soldiers. The Pope urged war correspondents to seek peace in coverage and discussed military organization with officials.

Vatican City INS Pius XII Mark W. Clark U. S.S Vatican Library Gene. Gruenther H. H. Johnson Rome Edgar Hume Patrick Ryan Fifth Army Clark St. Peter’s Cathedral War Navy Air Department of War Defense Vna

Soviet Red Army Opens Major Offensive on Romanian Front

Dispatch from Leaden-One via Nasi agency reports a large Red Army offensive in the Remania sector with tank support and early gains. German counter-attacks north and northwest of Iasi inflict heavy losses on 406 tanks and 451 aircraft, while Soviet bombers strike mainland Europe en route to a broader Allied push toward Berlin.

Nasi Red Army Remania Meacow Lasi France Iasi Red Star Europe Berlin

Butler praises sheriff's defeat in Iowa primary

Omaha Mayor Dan Butler lauded Pottawattamie county voters for defeating Sheriff Riley Nelson in the state primary. He condemned Nelson for failing to enforce the law, saying voters shared that view.

Omaha Carter Lake Dan Butler Pottawattamie County Riley Nelson Nelson

Decomposed Body Identified Near Beaver Iowa

Boone Iowa June 8 A badly decomposed body found along the Northwestern track near Beaver was identified as Mrs Mer Kraft 50 of Tiffin Identification by ration books and a Wells New rail ticket. Coroner Garland Hancock says the body likely lay near the tracks a week before discovery and no inquest will be held The body will be cremated in Des Moines and ashes sent to Tiffin.

Boone Beaver Mer Kraft Wells New Boone County Garland Hancock Hancock Des Moines

Vaunted Nazi Steel Defense Doesn't Exist

Allied reporter on the June invasion from France reports dramatic advances with tanks widening a breach inland near Bayeux. He describes weak German defenses along the Atlantic Wall, cheering towns, and the absence of enemy air activity, noting German morale and Russian and Italian defeats as known to troops.

Gront Mae Bayeux Bayeus Erie Atlantic Wall Nash Geramns Soto Caan Aut Russia Italy

Streams of Men Drop into Battle Area at Bayeux

Allied forces report a major German counter attack shaping the front near Bayeux Caen and Cherbourg as reinforcements arrive. Eisenhower announced strong air and naval performance while signaling a heavy schedule and firm command of operations.

Bayeux Kingsbury Smith INS Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force CINS France Caen Normandy High Command DNB Cherbourg Royal Air Force Dwight D. Eisenhower Offihe Eisenhower

Morison Wilkerson Morals Case Near Close

Santa Ana California June 8 The prosecution planned to rest its case in the army court martial of Capt Morison J Wilkerson after 16 year old Dean Stull Florentine Gardens entertainer testified that the officer allegedly attempted to rape her The trial paused as Wilkerson was to begin his defense testimony tomorrow as the first witness.

Santa Ana Cal INS Morison J. Wilkerson Dean Stull Florentine Gardens Army

Red Skelton Inducted Into Army at Fort MacArthur

Los Angeles comedian Red Skelton was inducted into the U S Army yesterday at Fort MacArthur, marking his transition from entertainment to military service during wartime.

Los Angeles Red Skelton Fort MacArthur

Lansdown Family Moves Into Dilger Home on Chestnut Street

D. E. Lansdown and family of Omaha will move into the F. P. Dilger residence at 961 Chestnut Street. Mr. Lansdown is employed by the John Deere company.

D. E. Lansdown and Family of Omaha F. P. Dilger Chestnut Street Mr. Lansdown John Deere Company

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