Advertising, News, and Nazi Prisoner Abuse Critique
The piece cites advertising representatives and notices from Associated Press sourcing while debating Allied and German prisoner treatment. It quotes American press accounts of German prisoners at Fort Lewis desecrating the Ned flag and Hitler birthday displays, urging harsher handling of enemy captives.
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Tayestia
Fort Lewis
Wash
Adolph Hitler
International Review of Moscow
Frank
Softly and Carry a Big Stick Policy Debate
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt's policy of strength and restraint, favoring a firm navy and calm leadership over bluster. It cites a New York Herald survey showing Senators support maintaining postwar naval strength, keeping the United States as a premier naval power while monitoring other nations. The author also notes air power considerations and global impact.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
Japan
New York Herald
United States
Coddling Enemies Critique Sparks War Prison Debate
The Russian newspaper Tagostia denounces American camp authorities for coddling German prisoners of war. It claims camp administrators fail to resist Nazi prisoners and even cultivate their insolent attitude, signaling tension over camp policies and prisoner treatment.
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Tagostia
Virginia State Liquor Board Sees Profit in Stock Buy
A Virginia Liquor Control Board member suggested the state buy whisky stock at cost from American Distilling Co to replenish rationed supplies and profit. The Legislature allowed purchases with Aquor dividends, the state bought 29,200 shares for about 930000 cases, costing 046600 plus 10000000 federal tax, with an expected 3000000 gain and higher monthly allowances. Pennsylvania faced a similar dividend scheme but sought only a markup and emergency tax, missing the Virginia profit.
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Smart Liquor Board
Phila
Bulletin Ti
Virginia
American Distilling Company
Virginia Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania Liquor Bord
In Praise of the Stomach From Medical Society
A brief essay extols the stomach as a quiet worker of digestion. It describes its saclike form, how it stretches with food, and typical dimensions. It notes gastric juice flow is driven by taste and smell, and warns worry or fear can hinder digestion, stressing the stomach’s faithful service until overuse.
Mrs. Bessie Whiteley Dies In Youngstown
The death of Mrs. Bessie Whiteley wife of Charles Whiteley occurred at their home 1970 Logan Avenue Youngstown after a period of failing health. Surviving are her husband and two children Dorothy and Roger with Roger in the U S Army. The funeral home Bracken Keating will receive friends for services Saturday at 2 50 PM with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Bessie Whiteley
Charles Whiteley
Formmer
Garry
Logan Aveniue
Youngstown
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove Cemetery
Silver Star Awarded Kane Officer in Italy
Kans June 1 Owen reports Lt Robert B Johnson of Kane has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry on the Anzio beach head. He left Kane with Company M 112th Infantry, part of the Third Infantry Division, and has been overseas since February 1941. He served on the Anzio landing and has been on the beachhead since the original landings.
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Kans
Owen
Gallan
Otion
Anzio
Robert B. Johnson
Kayne
United States
Third Infantry Division
Johnson
Kane
112Th Infantry
PNG
High platform collapse interrupts Celoron Human Fly act
At Celoron park a midsummer aerial platform fell sixty feet before a "Human Fly" show. No one seriously harmed though seven year old Michael Clawson was struck by a wire on the leg. Park owner Harry Thons blamed a spectator who ran into a guy wire causing the accident as Captain Roy Simms’s stunt hung upside down beneath the platform.
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Jamestown
Celoron Fark
Abi P
Wire
Mikhael Clawson
Paul W. Clawson
Ohio Avenue
Lakewood
Harry Thons
Roy Simms
Simms
Ttisons
Answers for a seven question quiz page
This item presents a series of trivia prompts from a classified page asking about a retired general's famous defiant quote, colonial Singapore's invasions, Pennsylvania's capital, presidents with Catholic wives, a word completing wise, South America's most populous city, Jack London’s nationality, plural of alumni, states banning divorce, and suckling behavior across animals, followed by an ad copy about a cereal product.
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U. S
Singapore
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
South America
Jack London
Nevada
South Carolina
Maine
Berlin Sees Allied Strike On Southern France
Berlin radio claimed 15 Allied divisions including five tanks gathered at Brymch North Africa for an attack on southern France in concert with Eisenhower’s invasion. Moroccan and Algerian units reportedly in the force. Corsica could serve as a springboard, with invasion aims possibly extending to the Italian Riviera.
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London
Berlin
Brymch
North Africa
France
DNB
Eisenhower
Europe
Corsica
Italian
Riviera
Damage suit filed for $20,000 in Co. Court
Frank P. Letterman named defendant in a $20,000 damage suit arising from an auto crash January 30 at Peach and Cherry streets. John M. Lynch, administrator of Edith Lynch's estate, seeks $10,000 for death and $10,000 for personal injuries and loss of services. The accident involved an auto driven by Lynch and one by the defendant. Attorney George Biebel represents Lynch.
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Frank P. Letterman
Peach and
Cherry Streets
John M. Lynch
Summit Township
Edith
Lynch
Fifth Drives Wedge in Valmontone Line
Allied forces push along the Fifth Army front as French troops move north from Pontine marshes toward Carpineto and Lepmi hills. Sora falls to New Zealanders en route to Avezzano while British, with American destroyers, overwhelm Ripi and Torrive areas. Allied bombers back Cassino assault in Rome campaign.
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Albert Kesselring
Valtmantor
Fifth Army
Pontine Marsh
Carpineto
Lepmi
Via Casilina
Patricia
Frosinone
Monte Pisciarella
Ferentina
Eighth Army
Hors
Cits
Arce
Sora
Avezzano
Ripi
Torrive
Bbeach
Arden
Cassino
Rome
Allied air raids hit targets around Rome and enemy withdraw routes
Allied air forces attacked in the Rome area with heavy bombers and escort craft. Operations targeted concentrations near Frascati Lanuvio and Velletri while additional raids on Subiaco along the German withdrawal route east of Rome. Romanian oil fields at Plessi and targets in Yugoslavia also fell to the attacks. Forty three enemy planes were destroyed.
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Lake Albano
Frascati
Lanuvio
Velletri
Subiaco
Rome
Plessi
Yugoslavia
Phillip Wagner Buried at West Spring Creek
Funeral services for Phillip Wagner were held at Bracken-Keating Co funeral chapel Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev John Waite of Spring Creek Congregational Church officiating. Bearers included George Shudely Lon Matteson Bart Gates Virgil Tubbs Merton Church and Ora Mitchell. Burial followed at West Spring Creek cemetery.
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Phillip Wagner
Bracken-Keating Co
John Waite
Spring Creek
Wife reveals identity of drunken driver in Jamestown case
Jamiestown and Ichin city crime report notes 52 year old George Schuver charged with drunken driving and leaving the scene after his car struck a parked vehicle on Huzeltine Avenue. His wife identified him as the driver and he pleaded not guilty in municipal court. Bail set at 200 dollars. The article also mentions Manipur, India’s diet but this detail is not connected to the local case.
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Ational
Fred Kimball, Inc
Width St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Welshitman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Garrier
Jamestown
Une
George Schuver
Vity Court
Akers B. Barner
Schuver
Huzeltine Avenue
Investiating
Hazeltine Avenue
Schuyer
Tole
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