British RAF bombard Saarbrucken in seventh night attack
London July 30 A strong RAF force damaged Saarbrucken in a night raid the seventh in ten nights Nine planes were lost in the attack Saarbrucken a key railway junction and industrial city near the French border Nazi raids hit Britain bringing some casualties largely in London and the Midlands Seven German planes were shot down as a heavy bombardment also struck the French coast Boulogne to Calais Observers noted bomber waves crossing the channel in moonlight toward the continent
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London
Germany
Saarbruecken
Air Ministry
Saabruecken
Boulogne
Calais
English
Channel
Saarbrucukenles
Saar Yahley
Berlin
Defense Leaders to Meet Tuesday in Waterford Hall
Erie county and surrounding areas will discuss future blackout plans and civilian defense phases at a gathering of Exe County Defense Council members and local unit heads in Waterford’s T. O. Hall next Tuesday at 2 PM. A countywide blackout is slated for about August 15, with several surprise tests likely in the coming month, and officials expect broad city and town representation to review state headquarters data on blackouts and defense measures.
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Erie County
Exe
Two Subs Attack Ship Off Coast, Eight Men Killed
Survivors say a small American merchantman was torpedoed about 130 miles off the 45st coast on July 24. The attack involved two submarines, with both port and starboard hits. Eight crewmen were lost, others survived.
Petroleum rationing and synthetic rubber capacity discussed
AP bulletins reportPetroleum Coordinator notes no nationwide rationing needed for eastern deliveries amid shortages. He also says industry can produce 200000 darts annually of sub diene and 240000 to 260000 tons of synthetic rubber yearly beyond current plans. Treasury official Morgenstern mentions a wartime induced savings plan proposal with higher taxes, invested in government securities and later refunded with interest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tekes
Poe
Trofemm
Teks
Los Lis Press
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgen Theu
Senator George
D-Ga
Sen. George
Ten Die As Transport Plane Crashes at Minneapolis Field
Ten Northwest Airlines employees died when a US Army C-47 cargo plane crashed near 8 am at Wold-Chamberlain Field. The Boeing 247 carried 270 gallons of gasoline. fire damaged bodies, hindering identification. First officers Kenneth Olson and John Pischer among the dead. list released by Deputy County Coroner G W Callerstrom.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Nerthiwest Airlines
When & T
Wold-Chamberlin Field
G. W. Callerstrom
Roy Josephson
St. Paul
L. D. Husby
Hubert Wiechman
James Painter
United Airolines
North- West, Alplinies
Prisoners Claim Refugee Status as Sabotage Suspects
Washington July 30 The Supreme Court ordered further arguments in a case involving seven men who landed from German U boats with sabotage schooling and equipment. Their petitions for habeas corpus seek delivery from a military commission amid disputes over refugee status and the justice of Axis land proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Ind
Dasch Not Included In Saboteurs Plea At Supreme Court
The article reports on the case of German saboteurs in the United States as the Supreme Court begins hearing arguments. It notes that George Jobin Busch differs from his seven companions, details the defense by Col. Kenneth Royall and the government by Attorney General Biddle, and discusses whether prisoners born abroad and trained in the Berlin sabotage school retain civil liberties while in this country. The debate centers on rights under civil courts versus military justice, with the justices probing potential protections.
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Supreme Court
George Jobin Busch
Carl Ristine
Desel
Military Commission
Dasch
Berlin
America
Roosevelt
Biddle
Col
Kenneth ©. Royall
Reich
Royall
Doom of one man clubs forecast by Liquor Board
Harrisburg July 20 The State Liquor Control Board forecast the doom of one man clubs in Pennsylvania under a tighter policy to weed out outlaw license holders Chairman Frederick T Gelder said investigations aim to prove clubs are not bona fide and that a one man organization cannot exist without a liquor license The World last year voted 263 Continued on Sage Six
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Wy Associate
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
Wnder
Frederick T. Gelder
Wreck Inquiry On Priority Issues Postponed
Adjourned inquest following Erie Railroad wreck at Jamestown leaves two injured crew members to be questioned. Engineer William Pusbach died instantly when his switch engine overturned after colliding with a double headed locomotive. Fireman Charles Hofferker escaped with injuries. other crew members Orlando OU Reiser and Clyde Clark remain hospitalized with serious injuries. Erie officials continue their separate inquiry at Selamanes as investigators gather statements from yard crews and dispatchers.
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Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Samuel T. Bowers
William Pusbach
Loomotives
Meadville
Pucbachy
Charles Hofferker
Orlando OU
Reiser
Clyde Clark
Freman
Goubiefender
James R. Halley
Spice’ Cross
Halley
Charles A. Bochler
Yard
Hofferker
C.K. Scott
Selamanes
Reopen Tracks Hit By Floods In St Marys Pa
In St Marys Pennsylvania trains resume on the Erie division after July 18 floods damaged area beds. Passenger No. 680 will run from Erie to New York tonight with other trains possibly back on schedule tomorrow. In Washington a proposal to place all individual incomes over 25000 into government bonds for war duration was advanced by Senator Brown of Michigan.
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Associated Press
ST. Marys
Erie
Pennsylvanis Railroad
J. B. Dantyan
New York
Donivan
Washington
Senator Brown
D-Mich
Senate Finance Committee
U S Airmen In China Break Up Jap Attack
Major John E Allison from Bainbridge Pennsylvania and Captain Albert J Baumler shared top honors as U S airmen in China shot down two of three Japanese bombers in a raid on Bengyang Hunan. The attack was broken up before reaching the Bengyang airfield as U S forces, succeeding Flying Tigers, under Stilwell’s command, defended the target and caused only minor damage to near targets.
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U. S
China
Assattra Press
Chungering
John E Allison
Harry Hopkins
Moscow
Bengyang
Hunan
Jeatier
Bainesville
Pls
Bert J. Baumler
An. Doxeph W. Stilwell
Allison
Airforce
Flying Tigers
AVG
Hing Hopkins
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Heneyaris
United States Air Force
Fairhaven Defense Club Forms At Former Plant Site
The Fairhaven Defense Club with forty members opens rooms at the former Bals mattress plant on Raymond Avenue and Wright Street. An auxiliary unit is planned, with a Wednesday meeting and Friday evening event. Officers named include Hide DeLong as president and Charles Mrnffey as vice president. The group trains wardens to protect life and property, assist in emergencies, cooperate with government guidance, and promote civic duties and the American way of life.
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Palrhaven Defense Club
Bals
Raymond Avenue
Wright, Street
Fairhaven Defense Club
Federal Housing Development
Hide DeLong
Charles Mrnaffey
Lyle Loveland
Cone
U. S
Civilian Defense Council
Germans Land Forces From Kerch In Caucasus
Reuters recorded a Vichy report stating German forces from the Kerch peninsula landed at dawn today on the Taman peninsula in the Caucasus. The Kerch and Kerch strait separate Crimea from the Taman area, where Germans advanced in their first major offensive.
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London
Jly
Reuters
Vichy
Kerch Peninsula
Taman Jenin Sila
Caucasus
Taman
Kereh
Kerch
Crimea
Cairo Raided by Axis Planes in Early Dawn Attacks
British and American defenses faced widespread raids in the Nile delta near El Alamein with bombs falling on Calva proper and surrounding areas. Sirens wailed in the Suez Zone as residents sought refuge in hotels and shelters. Allied efforts included fighter-bomber strikes west of El Alamein while operations elsewhere faced harassing artillery and dust storms. A separate note from New York reports Fordham University seismograph recording a strong earthquake about 9,600 miles away late yesterday evening.
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Associated Press
Cairomaniyat
Somit Fortes
Asis
Nile Delta
Nea
el Alamein Front
Calva
Suez Zone
Egypt
Shelihg
Alexandria
Middle East
Cairo
Boniber
al Alamain
Claude Auchinleck
War Production Board official to discuss new priority order
Hrold F. Twine of the War Production Board will visit Carry Monday for an informal talk with local manufacturers about Form PL WA and related compliance. The order affects firms with $5,900 crore in quarterly purchases and requires proper drying and submission of Form PD 35-A by August 10. Smaller firms may follow the rules with guidance. the visit aims to help vendors meet the mandatory and desirable purchase restrictions.
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Hrold F. Twine
Bvget
War Production Board
Washington
Vislock
Thin
Patriotic sign to carry soldiers names planned
Jamestown plans a large patriotic sign 40 feet long and 15 feet high to bear the names of all soldiers sailors and marines from the area. The project envisions a shade structure and a band platform in the city park with space for Corry area servicemen. Local veterans groups and the committee led by Dr Merle Amy will compile names and lead the effort in the coming weeks.
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Cenral
Solier
Ennay
Jamestown
Haing
Corry
Merle Amy
V. FR. W. and Corty Rod and Gun Club
Russians Repel New Northern Attacks in War News
Allied dispatches report Soviet forces repelling German attempts to hammer across positions above Rostov as fighting intensifies in the Caucasus. Russian defense lines hold while Moscow and London discuss possible second-front plans amid broader war news.
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Adolf Hitler
Caspian Sea
Caucasus
Worges
Stallneruds Ente
Rostov
Csutasus
Yies
Europe
Stafford Gripe
London
de Clonilgedd
Stafford
Ministe Churchill
House of Commons
Bief
Wull
Tim
Mendon
George
Marshall
Don River
Hud Star
Hattie
Ingrad
Red Sloe
Pravda
Germany
Pravein
Semeom Timoshenko
Nazi Pls Ohets
Two Accident Cases Treated In Local Scene
Two accident cases were treated yesterday with one victim admitted to a hospital and another cared for at a local doctor’s office. Mrs Katherine Patterson of 7 West Washington Street suffered a deep gash on her right index finger after a puncture from a small hook. A three year old child and Mrs Elmer Shearer were brought in for injuries, including a broken left ankle, after an incident at home.
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Katherine Patterson
West Wiehington Street
Diwuchier
Elmer Shearer
Mer
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Canal Zone
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
WPB
PLAN
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Ross
Allegheny Co
Mickle
Ear¢ward B. Logan
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Warren Mickle
Cripps
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