Russians Repel German Attacks Northwest of Stalingrad
Soviet dispatches report renewed counter-attacks drive Germans back on a sector northwest of Stalingrad and near the Volga. Red Star notes 12 guns and 24 machine guns captured as German assaults falter. Front reports also push toward Rzhev with Street by street fighting and heavy enemy losses.
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Stalingrad
Red Star
Red Army
Rzhev
Volga River
British Subs Sink 2 Ships and Hit 3 More in Med Raids
British submarines in the Mediterranean sunk a large tanker and a large supply ship and scored torpedo hits on three more supply vessels. Four subs were cited for these successes. One, led by Commander J. W. Linton, attacked a convoy of large supply ships escorted by three destroyers. results not observed but both supply ships were believed hit.
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Mediterranean
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Comar
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Notice Letters Bring Mixed News to North Carolinian
Charlie Utley received two mailings on the same day in Wilson North Carolina one informing a salary raise effective September 4 and another from his draft board ordering him to report for induction on September 4.
RAF Bombers Level German Industrial centers in two raids
British bombers attacked Nuernberg and Saarbruecken inflicting large fires in heavy raids Friday night. Thirty planes were lost, part of a force potentially around six hundred, with many delivering eight tons of explosives. Northern France targets were hit by faster fighters.
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Air Ministry
France
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Bernstein Fights Return Under CG R Fraud Indictment
Illinois extradition hearing details Henry Bernstein Chicago liquor dealer and American Packaged Liquor Stores Inc president facing larceny charges from Monsignor Molloy over a 1940 whisky warehouse receipt deal. Co defendants include S. H. Elson and Maxwell P. Oxman. board awaits Cedar Rapids hotel records to verify May 23 1940 registration.
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Henry Bernstein
Chicago
Dwight H. Green
Iowa
John M. Molloy
Cedar Rapids
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Molloy
United Bottling and Distributing Company
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American Packaged Liquor Stores Inc
S. H. Elson
Liberty
Bond
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Mllinois Extradition Board
Green
Father Molloy
Roosevelt Hotel
Chinese recapture major air base in Chekiang province
A Chinese communique said forces retook Lishui the key air base in Chekiang leaving Kin hwa as the sole remaining important Japanese air base in the province. Reported advances include occupation of Chuh sien and a counter offensive south along the Canton Hankow railroad with crossings of the River Pa and recapture of Pakong and Yuntam.
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Lishui
Chekiang
Kinhwa
Chuhsien
Canton- Hankow
River
Pakong
Yuntam
Japanese Withdraw From Chekiang and Kiangsi Front
United Press reports a Tokio radio admission that Japanese forces are abandoning all field operations in Chekiang and Kiangsi. The move follows Chinese advances retaking air base cities of Chuhsien and Lishui, with Tokyo stating the withdrawal began three days ago after early June operations.
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Chekiang
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Finnish capital hit by 60 Russian planes raid
Helsinki was attacked in waves by 60 Russian planes in what the communique called the heaviest raid on the Finnish capital. The alert lasted four and a half hours. Two planes penetrated defenses, a few bombs fell, two fires started, several buildings damaged, five people killed and twenty injured.
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Axis repels motorized attack on Egyptian front
Italian high command says Axis forces stopped a Friday motorized attack in the central Egyptian sector and reports numerous enemy vehicles set ablaze or immobilized.
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Rome
Yanks Join Aussies at Milne Bay
Allied forces including Australian troops and U S army service troops attacked Japanese positions around Milne Bay in southeastern New Guinea. Heavy fighting continued as air forces bombed targets and a Japanese convoy was driven off, with a cruiser reportedly sunk.
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MacArthur
Australia
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Middle East
Morning Crowd Bids Farewell to 53 Linn County Selectees
In a dawn sendoff at Milwaukee station 400 to 500 people gathered to bid farewell to 53 Linn County youths en route to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Capt Day urged honor and duty as the crowd applauded, drum corps played patriotic tunes, and selectees received gifts before boarding the train.
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Milwaukee
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Buple
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Pearl Harbor
America
Americans Raid Belgian Airfield Near Courtrai
United States Army Air Force B 17s bombed an airfield at Wevelgem near Courtrai Belgium escorted by fighters. All aircraft involved in the operation returned safely after diversionary sweeps by American fighters.
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United States Army Air Force
Wevelzhem
Courtra
Belgium
Impossible? Not to U. S. Marines in Solomons
The Solomon Islands fight at Tulagi Gavutu and Tanambogo features U S Marines storming dugout strongholds under heavy fire. Eyewitness reporter Richard Tresaskin details the house to house combat, peril on Tulagi sea routes, and Marines earning hero status in a three day brutal campaign.
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Solomon Islands
Richard Tresaskin
INS
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Tulagi Gavutu
Tanambogo
Tripoli
Belleau Wood
Talagi
Guadalcanal
Florida Island
Gavutu
United States
Yok
Senators to Consult Ruml on Tax Plan
Senate finance leaders plan to hear Beardsley Ruml on a pay as you go income tax proposal. Byrd Clark and Taft seek a current basis for tax collections, addressing treasury objections while postponing a decision on corporate tax structure in the new bill.
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Clark
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Treasury
Japs Indo China railroad bombed by Allied planes
Allied bomber missions against Japanese forces in French Indo China targeted the Hanoi Lao Kai rail line and dumps along the route as part of a broader push toward Kunming. Stronger strikes focused on Lashio downstream of the Burma road, signaling potential double offensives when rains ease.
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Chungking
Kunming
China
Hanoi-Laokai Rairoad
United States Army Bomber Command
Caleb V. Haynes
Lashio
Burma Road
Kunmin
Burma
Yunnan Province
Gulf of Tongking
Hanoi
Laokai
Nazis Claim Dieppe Raid Meant To Open New Front
Berlin reports 2,195 Allied prisoners were captured at Dieppe on August 19 with claims the operation aimed to establish a continental bridgehead for an invasion of France. The German communique cites Allied losses of over 600 dead and 127 planes, plus ships, while asserting German losses included 35 planes and one submarine chaser.
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Dieppe
France
England
British Broadcasting Corporation
End of That Sticky Feeling Weather Outlook
Cedar Rapids and vicinity expect warmer conditions with thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday forenoon. Humidity fell from 75 percent at noon to 53 percent by 2:20 p.m. with a 2:20 p.m. temperature of 88 degrees, four above Friday. Overnight low reached 71 between 6 and 7 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Maureen O Hara Advised to Rest for Two Months
Hollywood Twentieth Century Fox announced that Maureen O Hara the Irish film actress has been advised to rest for at least two months before resuming her screen career.
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Twentieth Century Fox
Maureen O'Hara
Navy reports Solomons destroyer action sinks one
Navy communique says American planes attacked a squadron of four Japanese destroyers off Santa Isabel and Florida Guadalcanal areas. One large destroyer was sunk, another probably sunk, and a third badly damaged and burning.
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Navy
Solomon Islands
Santa Isabel Island
Florida Island
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Tulagi-Guadalcanal
New Guinea
Isabel Island
Willkie Tours Brazil En Route to Africa
Wendell Willkie visited Natal Brazil by air on Saturday as part of a trip through South America before continuing to Africa. He traveled with a small party and was greeted by local officials and curious residents.
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