Soviet German fighting shifts near Tasi in Moldavia
Soviet troops reportedly attacked north of Tasi in Moldavia near the Romanian border as German and Romanian forces repelled them. DNB said the assault on a broad front moved some ground, but counter‑thrusts recaptured most, with gains on the left and center and heavy resistance on the right. By evening German and Romanian reserves counterattacked to regain lost positions.
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Iasi
DNB
Tasi
Moldavia
Prut
Ats
DNR
Wars and Warnings From the Front Line
Reports from the front describe renewed Soviet attacks on the left flank at dusk and continuing fighting at 5:05 p.m. German time. A Soviets claim eight days of heavy fighting left the Nazis having lost over 10,000 men and major equipment, while Russian communiques noted crippling or destroying 15 German tanks and 22 enemy planes. A correspondent describes German prisoners treated as guests in the United States and contrasts American wartime life with German propaganda.
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United States
Hollywood
Germany
America
Innsbruck
South Charleston Trooper Graduates From Traffic Institute
Sgt. Claude L. Walker of Co. E state police will join 21 other officers in a June 14 graduation at Northwestern University Traffic Institute. The four month course covers traffic police administration and is funded by a fellowship from the Automotive Safety Foundation in Washington, D.C.
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South Charleston
Claude L. Walker
Co. E
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
Walker
Automotive Safety Foundation
Washington, D.C
Nazis Swing In Continued from Page 3
German accounts describe Allied pressure on the Bayeux Caen road with tanks north of Caen and British flank attempts to link with American airborne divisions near Carentan and Ste Mere Eglise. House to house combat reported at Ste Mere Eglise and continued air landings.
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West Wall
Caen
Cherbourg
Havre
Guernsey
Jersey Islands
Carentan
Bayeux
Ste. Mere- Eglise
Ste. Mere-Eglise
Rennes
France
Karl) von Runstedt
Paris
Cherebourg
Eisenhower
DNB
Balbec
le Havre
CNB
Countances
Granville
Bay of St. Martin
Injured Miner At Crown Hill Mine Reported In Good Condition
Charles Withrow of West Bank sustained chest and abdominal abrasions when he fell at Crown Hill mine. He was transported to Laird Memorial Hospital in Montgomery where his condition was reported good. Injury followed a single fall amid northern landings discussion and Con fu cius quotation cited in the column.
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Eest Bank
Crown Hill Mine
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
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