Senators Clash Over Home Front Policy and Isolationists
Vice President Wallace denounces isolationists and America fascists at a Detroit rally, arguing they seek to divert the public from domestic issues. Senator Nye counters that Wallace aims to shape the 1940s election by shifting focus from Roosevelts domestic record to foreign affairs and South American aid.
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Americas
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Wie
Stalin At Front As Reds Drive On Orel
Soviet forces push toward Orel amid heavy German resistance as Stalin oversees frontline progress. Allied forces press Sicily push with Termini capture and 7000 prisoners, including six Italian generals, as Patton’s forces take Trapani and Marsala.
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Loveland Also In Race For Treasurer
Howard W. Loveland enters the Republican nomination contest for Loveland to oppose Wilmer W. Waterhouse for city treasurer. Petitions and shifting support sparked a late reentry, with town allies and party figures arranging, while George Schramling announced as Democratic candidate for school director. The city faces a likely two way fight for treasurer and a close November race as other offices draw scant attention.
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Pittsfield Man Killed When Struck by Auto
A Pittsfield man, Wilson dislin, 63, was struck and killed by an auto driven by Donovan Boardman, 20, on the Pittsfield-Youngsville highway near Brokenshaw Airport at 1 30 Sunday morning. Wilson’s wife, employed at Aero Supply, and seven children survive. Boardman told police he saw the pedestrian in the center of the highway as he neared the figure. The incident is under investigation by state police and Coroner Lewey.
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Pitts
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Wilson
Aero Supply
Cony
Wild
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Coroney
Meatrice Wolbert Ure
Louis Heath
Pittuneld
Allied air raids claim 28 planes shot down in China and U S indicts 30 over coal strikes
Japanese headquarters in a Tokyo broadcast says 28 Allied planes were shot down during raids on Hengyang Lingling and Krellin in Hunan. The report is unconfirmed. In Pittsburgh a federal grand jury investigates unauthorized strikes in the Northwest. Pennsylvania indicts 30 defendants for conspiracy to impede coal production in violation of law. The U S broadcast Intelligence Service reports a lapse at 16 hours and an unrefuted Dome announcement about a Masolin event.
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Hengyang
Lingling
Hunan
Krellin
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Unconditional Surrender Seen as Path to End Mussolini Rule
Washington dispatch reports the State Department signaling unconditional surrender as the first major step toward destroying fascism. Hull asserts no change in policy and emphasizes military developments, while noting Mussolini’s regime as ripe for destruction. Algiers reports Marshal Batogne ordering Italian troops home from Yugoslavia.
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Bomb Essen Attacked as Allied Raids Continue
London reports a heavy night raid on Essen with additional strikes on Hamburg and Cologne. Twenty-five Allied planes missing. five enemy aircraft shot down. Fresh daylight raids followed as the greatest Allied air offensive to date continued across northwest Germany and neighboring regions.
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Missing Truck Driver Sparks NJ Investigation
Police probe the disappearance of James Welds from Salisbury Maryland after his truck left Pottsville. A vehicle found near Edgewater Park shows blood stains and a blanket nearby, prompting heightened local search efforts.
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Navy Reports Ten New Air Attacks on Kiska
Disjointed dispatch describes Navy claims of ten air attacks on Kiska with Allied aircraft including Wirhawk fighters. The report asserts sustained bombing and strafing of enemy positions around the Aleutian area, listing scattered details of attacks and enemy resistance.
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Eight American Broadcasters Indicted Over Axis Propaganda
Federal indictments in Washington charge eight American broadcasters with aiding the Axis by repeatedly urging the U S public to oppose wartime efforts. Six defendants are native Americans, two are naturalized, with origins in Germany and Italy. The case names Bar a Pound Robert H Beal Frederick Wilhelm Katterlacky Douglas Chandler Edward Len Delany Constance Drexel Mes Anderson Max Otto Koischwits and others. A Tokyo report says eight Liberator bombers attacked Wake Island with two Japanese planes downed.
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Boston
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Darmstadt
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Berlin
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Bond sales and fuel policy dominate midweek notices
Bond totals rise to 150775 as residents consider another month of bond drives while a campaign to convert stamps to bonds aims to boost the overall total. A New York ban lift is discussed by Herzog as the gasoline conference weighs value shifts, and Washington reports a 45500 new car quota for July, lower than expected.
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Italy Seen Moving Toward Peace Amid War Speculation
Washington and other capitals believe Italy is pushing for peace as Benito Mussolini’s exit as premier looms. reports from London and allied capitals suggest a possible separate settlement with Germany’s Axis partner. observers note Britain and the United States may soon offer terms of honorable capitulation to King Vittorio Emanuele III and Marshal Pietro Badoglio, while other factions seek a decisive blow for Italy.
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Pietro Badoglio
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Seta Sai
Pal Fo Gill
Washington
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Measures as mobs denounce Germans and demand peace
Report from London notes London despatch says Italian mobs press for peace overtures while governments insist the war continues. Regime penalties tighten on suspected fascist leaders held by Badoglio order and stringent measures are implemented by authorities to curb opposition.
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London
Preliminary peace move under way as Mussolini captived
Report from Stockholm and Rome says Mussolini is believed captive as Italy shifts to a new government. Badoglio seeks to quell unrest, impose curfew and ban gatherings while a peace talks opening hints loom. Berlin cites Guariglia as foreign minister candidate amid rapid regime changes in Italy. Reuters and Allied agencies note railway and communications reopenings but street demonstrations fade.
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