Carentan Link Set and Tanks Battle Reported
Allied progress in Normandy sees Carentan seized aiding drainage of flooded areas while forces drive toward Cherbourg. Montgomerie reports about 7,000 German captives. Bradley advances include a forest capture near Cerisy and strikes near Ste. Mere Eglise.
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U. S
Carentan
Caen
Normandy
Berlin
Bernard L
Montgomery
Tilly
vPg
Tilly-sur-Seulles
France
Montebourg-Quineville
Bradley
Quincville
Montebourg
St. Lo
Cerisy Forest
Fallen Carentan
Ward
Lessay
Coutances
Brittany
Troarn
Orne River
Caenport
Merderet
Ste. Mere Eglise
la Haye du Puits
U. S. Ethnir Force
RAF
Borer Command
U. S. Aih Air Force
London
Adolf Hitler
le Mans
Rouen
Paris
Bierville
Russia
North Africa
Bely
Sicily
Marriage Applications and Birth Announcement Snippet
Marriage applications list several couples including Guy Menty Biggs and Ethel Shires, Charles Luther Stricklen and Beulah Dodson, James Alexander Rippetoe and Gladys Goll, Estherence Binion and Pearl Nunley, Kelly Ray and Chaylene Hayton. Birth notice notes a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. William Abe Payne of Miwes at BacMillan hostils.
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Guy Menty Biggs
Virginia St. FE
Ethel Shires
Gharles Luther Stricklen
Beulah Carmen Dodson
Dunbar
Jamey Alexander Rippetoe
End Gladys Cornwell Goll
Maryland
Esterence Binion
Pearl Elizabeth Nunley
Decota
Kelly Lee Ray
Iadd Crescent
Chaylene Hayton
Pennsylvie Ee
William Abe Hey Payne
Miws
Bac- Millan Hostils
Fifth War Loan Drives West Virginia Reach
Maj Henry Ford spoke of soldier sacrifices in Sicily Salerno and Cassino urging Americans to complete the job at hand. West Virginia reports show strong bond sales with Mrs Grady Pepper of Kanawha Blvd selling 1000 in one day and Mrs Denver T Morgan of Fort Hill moving 20000 in bonds. The state aims for 81000000 and local units including a mobile bond truck in Ritchie county. Audiences in Huntington and Gilmer county support the drive with banners and veteran speakers guiding quotas.
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Maj
Henry Ford
Jengih
Sicily
Salerno
Cassina
Maj. Ford
Ashford General Hospital
Fort Hill
McDavid
Aml
A. C. Spurr
Fairmont
West Virginia
Ritchie
Ritchie County
Pennsboro American Legion
Huntington
David Campbell
Gilmer County
Kanawha
Wayne County
Gilmer
Glenville
De Gaulle Seeks Aid as Nazi Food Controls Tighten
Nazis extended repressive measures against occupied France with a gunfire threat against fighters behind lines. Food shipments were halted with trains and trucks blocked, leaving France to rely on emergency stocks for about a week. Paris faced near panic as black market prices surged, while Vichy authorities reported traffic curbs and extended curfews in Limoges and nearby districts amid rumors of patriots seizing strategic centers.
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France
Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
Vichy
Yest
Cione
Paris
Haute Loire
Allier
Puy de Dore
Limoges
Byrnes Urges Continued Postwar Economic Restraint
The article notes Byrnes advocating ongoing postwar tax changes and unemployment compensation, with calls for surveys on price controls and rationing duration, promoting small security issues, and preventing monopolies while reducing government overlap. It frames these ideas within broader economic chaos and fiscal policy debates.
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Byrnes
Rookie U. S. Pilot Nets Four Focke-Wulfs in One Flight
Suprem e Headquarters reports Captain Randall W. Hendricks of the 9th Air Force from Youngstown shot down four Focke-Wulfs in a single mission. Hendricks said he identified black crosses on the aircraft, released napalm tanks, and fired from about 150 yards, destroying one enemy plane.
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Supreme Headquarters
Thunderbolt
Devel
Randall W. Hendricks
9Th Air Force
Youngstown
Hendricks
Be Eliminated Be Expanding Trade And Delegated Powers
Be eliminated. How foreign trade can be expanded and excessive delegation of congressional powers be checked.
Allied drive to Rome accelerates with South African division
Allied forces push up the Liri and Sacco valleys toward Rome aided by the 8th army and the South African armored division. They overrun Avezzano and Lake Fucina area while Germans are expelled from the Pescara region. Bombers target rail yards and oil works in Romania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria as supply lines strain.
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Bolsena
Tiber
Rome
Bagno Reggio
Rieti
8Th
Avezzang
Fucina
Adriatic
Pescara
Romania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Anynemy
Yesterd
American Chiefs Tour Through War-Torn Countryside
American invasion chiefs rode through countryside scarred by shells and bombs on a sunny day. German snipers were rounded up as the group lunched on field rations beside a cow pasture near Isinny, a village recently captured and still burning in places.
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Isinny
Guam Hit 2d Day In Marianas Carrier Strike
Nimitz reported a powerful carrier task force struck the southern Marianas again on Sunday after Saturday’s actions against Guam Saipan and Tinian. The operation extended to Rota, with the size of the force undisclosed and radio silence observed. Other Central Pacific bases were bombed including Param Eten Dublin Moen and Ponape.
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Guam
Mariana
Nimitz
Marianas Islands
Saipan
Tinian Islands
Rota Island
Rota
Marianas
Manila
Japan
Central Pacific
China Coast
Param
Eten
Dublin
Moen Islands
Truk
Carolines
Ponape
Nauru
Ocean Islands
Catelina
Marshall Islands
Right To Criticize continued from Page 1 article fragment
Justice Reed and four others dissented in a citizenship decision while Murphy criticized pamphlets for vicious attacks on military officials and for stoking false racial theories amid a broader case on the right to criticize.
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Murphy
Reed
Frankfurter
Douglas
Jackson
March to Rome rallying call for a new bond drive
The speech urges Americans to back a national bond drive to fund security in a free world. It emphasizes enduring resolve, renewed effort, and unity with allied nations as the war continues and funding grows.
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United States
Justices Uphold Free Speech In Citizenship Ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously held that criticizing public men is a prerogative of American citizenship. The decision reversed a 1932 Kansas City case canceling Carl Baumgartner's citizenship and involved related labor records and state law challenges. Justice Murphy concurred with Frankfurter, with Black Rutledge and Douglas joining.
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Rearh
Frankfurter
Carl Wilhelm Baumgartner
Kansas City
Western Missouri Federal District Court
Texas
B. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Russians Press for Port and Armistice Hopes Fail
Russians push through Karelia after breaching fortifications and seizing Terijoki near Leningrad, advancing toward Kuokkala as armistice prospects fade. U S Finnish tensions reportedly worsen as Edmund D Guillon returns to Helsinki to report on the evolving Finland situation.
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Sestra
Terijoki
Karelia
Leningrad
Helsinki
Kuokkala
Terizoki
Gulf
Mya Repin
Tunis
Soviet Union
Stockholm
Helsingin Sanomats
Edmund D. Guillon
Attaiyes
Legation
Finland
Ickes asks miners to skip July vacations for war effort
Interior Secretary Ickes urged coal miners and operators to forego the July 1 to 10 vacation period to avoid production losses that could jeopardize the war. He stressed the request is not a call for a manpower halt, but for continued production amid wartime needs.
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Washington
Ickes
Summer Vacation Rights for Miners Stated
A July holiday plan outlines preserving miners rights to up to 50 vacation payments while arranging summer time off without impacting existing entitlements.
Club Meetings of North Charleston WCTU at Lydia Robeson church
The North Charleston WCTU meets at 2 pm today in Lydia Robeson Presbyterian Church. Mrs W M Mandavilte, director of the flower mission and relief department, will lead a program honoring Miss Jenny Cassidy founder of the department.
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North Charleston
WCTU
Lydia Robeson Presbyterian Church
W. M. Mandavilte
Flower, Mission and Relief Department
Jenny Cassidy
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Urges Pure Be Amisin Claim
An odd OCR fragment markets St Joseph Aspirin with claims of purity and speed, citing unnamed prices and a worldwide seller position. The text contains garbled phrases and nonsensical questions about acceptance, without verifiable details.
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St. Joseph
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