Allied push advances through central Italy in renewed fighting
Allied and German forces clash as Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark reports progress north of Grosseto. French units seize Roccalbegna while Assisi and Perugia come under attack. San Martino and Bastia near Perugia see more combat as Adriatic coastal actions reach Bellante. Large German POWs return to Allied lines and new coastal guns are captured.
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Grossete
Mark W. Clark
Campagnatico
Grosseto
Roccalbegna
Radicofani
Erba
Pisa-Ri
Sth
Assisi
Bastia
St. Francis
San Martino Delfico
Perugia
Citta Della Pieve
Adriatic
Bellante
Ascoli
Tronta River
Eighth Army
Oliver Leese
Italy
Elba
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as relief for constipation
A letter claims All-Bran relieves constipation by providing cellulosic elements that feed colonic flora. The ad stresses Kellogg's genuine product from Battle Creek, cautions it is a mild regulating food not a laxative, and advises regular use with plenty of water for relief.
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Kellogg's
Charleston
Missouri
Naiture
Kellogg’s
Kelloge
Battle Creek
Speed of Advance 1 continues as Germans retreat from Cherbourg area
The pace of Allied advance traps German units near Bricquebec and Cherbourg, denying key routes and easing supply for American troops. German forces retreat with heavy losses and tight resistance from defences on high ground near Brent, while Cherbourg remains a focal point with planned strikes on fuel dumps and ammo stores. The Siberian Taiga is described as vast and ancient.
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Bricquebec
Bricquebec-Valognes
Cherbourg
Brent
Sevastopol
Taiga
Siberia
Americans tighten grip at Cherbourg and surrounding towns
Allied forces push from Cherbourg toward Valognes and La Haye du Puits as battles rage along a widening front. American units seize Bricquebec and threaten Cherbourg from multiple angles while German divisions 77th and 700th suffer heavy losses. Carentan shells and Caen arc fighting persist. British and American ships target coastal batteries under Admiral Deyo's command.
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Bizerte
St. Jacques de Nehou
Barneville
Bricquebes
Cherbours
Bricquebec
Valognes
Cherbourg
Monttebourg
Caen
Tilly
Ramillies
Houlfate
Orne River
Adm
Morton £. Deyo
U. S
Tuscaror
Churchill's wartime vow to persevere to victory
Churchill declared that Britain and the United States would endure to the end of the war, with Allies, aiming for a postwar world where small nations are protected and the strong act under law. He described Normandy invasion as a complete tactical surprise to Germany and noted Tehran plans progressing toward Allied victory and lasting international cooperation after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnes
Churchill
Normandy
Teheran
Tehran
Russia to buy vast American equipment for Moscow plan
A business teacher reports Russia will purchase a very large amount of American equipment for Moscow. He visited Leningrad and will tour Ural industrial areas. He expects to return to the United States by June 6 via Tehran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Ural Mountains
United States
Teherats
West Virginia War Loan drive cruises across rivers states
The West Virginia campaign reports 18 percent of the 24 million dollar quota reached by the end of the week. E bonds totals at 4.21 million dollars and individual sales at 6.25 million, against a 47 million cap. A river cruise schedule outlines stops from Weirton to Kenova through July, led by state chairman Spurr. The LCT-801 vessel will sail with a veteran crew and carry 26 mm antiaircraft guns for overseas service, with Deputy Manager Bernard Payne among the war finance committee representatives onboard.
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West Virginia
Spurr
Weirton
New Cumberland
Winfield
Montgomery
East Bank
Charleston
St. Albans
Point Pleasant
Fluntington
Kenova
Mediterranean
Pacific
Noval Ordnance
War Finance Committee
Bernard 5. Payne, T
Nelson advances worker transfers and production boosts
Nelson approves moving workers across regions to meet demands for electric refrigerators and farm radio batteries. He urges rapid civilian production resumption, allowing manufacturers working models and setup for quick tool changeovers, while noting rising water walls along the Tsiehtang river in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Tsiehtang River
China
Saipan battle advances inland as planes poised for airfield use
American assault troops push across Saipan from the southeast toward the western shore near Magicienne Bay, cutting off enemy pockets in the Lalo point area. Japanese counterattacks are repulsed while Seabees clear two pockets near Lake Sueupe east of Chiran Kanoa. Ground plans target the island's southern end before moving north to finish remaining defenders.
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Saipan
Magicienne Bay
Lalo Point
Lake Sueupe
Chiran-Kanoa
Ashita
House Okays Bill Continued From Page One
The House approves a bill as a recess looms, but a stack of legislation remains to be cleared before any recess vote. continued coverage on page 1 notes ongoing legislative action and pending items.
Postwar marriage strain blamed on lack of tolerance
A psychologist advises war separated couples that tolerance, not loss of affection, fuels postwar marriage trouble. Wives imagine perfect homecomings and husbands dream of quiet evenings, beer, and conversation by the fire, but reunion alone fixes nothing.
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Florence
Hap Kellogg’s
Ben Franklin
Pal
Cosier
Kanawha Optical Service
Quarrier ST
W. B. Stevens
Optometrist
la Haye de Puits
St. Lo-D'Quivilie
la Haye
Associated Press
Wiliam Smith White
Bernard L. Montgomery
21St Army Group
Carentan
Tilly-sur-Seulles
Aan
Paul
Miner
Miner's Friend
Prem
Jimmy
France
Vauvil
Coutain
Jailleur
Montebourg
Huicquebec
St. Jacques
St. Sauveur
St. Lo-D'oOurville
Cape Carteret
Harneville
Robert ¥. Wagner
D.-N
Senate-House
Rooztvelt
Peterman
Uae
Thornton
Werieston
Cohen Dru
Joe Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
T. C. McKinley
Kaxawha Valley
Wiedemann
Wiedemann's
Royal Amber
GEO Wiedemann Brewing CO
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Newport
Kentucky
the Old Style Distributing CO
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