Allies Press Normandy Invasion With Air Supremacy
Allied communique highlights 24 hour air support and coastal bombardment as troops push inland in Normandy. Eisenhower returns from beachhead tour with confidence. weather improves aiding air superiority. German broadcasts admit Bayeux fall and heavy fighting near Caen while Jersey and Guernsey claims are disputed.
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Vabhmuen
LARP
Normandy
Hase
France
Cherbourzg
Seine River
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
BBC
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Bristol Channel
Irish Sea
Scotland
Yveporis
Inva
Sion
Bayeux
Hiller
Ceph
Caen
Paris
Channel
Jersey
Guernsey
Adolf Hille
Volkischer
Bentuchter
Germany
6Th Airborne Division
Do False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip
FASTEETH an improved powder spritzed on plates helps teeth stay firm without slipping. It promises no gummy feel nor odor, claims to keep dentures in place, and is advertised for quick use at the drug store.
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Molly
Cohen Drug
Allied push firms gains across Cherbourg peninsula
Allied forces pressed the Caen to Cherbourg region with 12 divisions in action and tanks clashing as German claims of counterattacks were issued. Air and naval support kept pressure on rail hubs Rennes Le Mans and Nantes while heavy bombers targeted lines of supply. Allied air superiority sustained ground advances from Caen toward Ste Mere Eglise and Cherbourg peninsula, with Britons Canadians and Americans advancing through coastal villages and open roads inland.
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Erwin Rommel
Dwight 1
Eisenhor
English Channel
Bernard L. Montesomery
Lng
Caen
Ste. Mere Eglise
Cherbourg
Bayens
Bay of the Seine
Bay of St. Martin
Rennes
le Mans
Laval
Tours
Angers
Nantes
Bri
Valognes
Ferrers
Lessay
Pont Aubault
Vire
U. S. 9Th Air Force
England
Eisenhower
Farley Resigns and Signals Chicago Delegacy
State secretary Ward to convene committee in July to select Farley successor. Farley, longtime campaign director for Roosevelt and Coca Cola Ex-Sport Sales Co. chair, said at a press conference he would attend the national convention in Chicago as a delegate. When asked if he would be a candidate he replied with a smile that he would not say. He noted natural interest in party success.
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Page L . Ward
Inin
Farley
Roovells
Nosy
Coca Cola Ex- Sport Sales Co
Chicago
Port Moresby Remembrance of War’s Early Bombers
The piece recalls Port Moresby’s wartime days when Americans and Australians fought with backs to the wall. It honors fallen airmen and pilots like Ken McCullar and Bill Benn who lifted heavy Forts at Seven Mile field and the enduring memory of white crosses along the air route.
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Port Moresby
Ours
Inter
Gartis i
Ken McCullar
Bill Benn
Seven Mile Field
Nippon
Whith McCullav, Benn
Tokin
Butter and Eggs Market Report Amid War News
Butter and eggs prices are noted as high with 39 to 43 cents per pound trends, while a large number of German prisoners are being moved to beaches for transport to England. The war progress is described as better than expected in some areas and not as good in others, with Prime Minister Churchill warning against over-optimism and urging continued effort.
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England
Churchill
House of Commons
Dewey Defeats Feudal Members in Ward Hearings
In a 1944 Gazette piece, Congressman Dewey clashes with arbitrator and post office hearings. He faces resistance from Avery during a settlement proposal. The article notes Dewey's political margin shifts from 6988 in 1940 to 224 in 1942 amid Montgomery Ward and CIO families in his district.
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Page
Charley
Mrs. Dewey
Avery
Congressman Dewey
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
Dewwry
Dewey
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