City Churches Opened As News Is Announced
The invasion news triggered opening of city churches for D Day prayers. Early masses and special services led by pastors Harris Whiteman Heldt Galbreich and Fetter drew dozens, with bells, benediction, rosary and meditation across multiple congregations.
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Hi Reg Harris
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the Baptist
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Rav. B.A. Galbreich
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Wilmer Fetter
Arabelle Anderson
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Liu Our Today
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Ration Board Clerk Freed on Nine Counts
Qwilliameport Pa June Associated Press reports Gladys Heller chief clerk of Lewisburg ration board freed in Federal court on nine of thirteen charges. Indictment involved similar conspiracy to violate wartime controls. Heller pleaded to nine counts while other charges remained.
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Allies Press Inland After Normandy Beachhead
Allied forces breached the Normandy beachhead and pushed inland despite strong German resistance. Reports from London and New York cite heavy naval gun bombardment, airborne drops, and rapid Allied advances toward Caen and the Cherbourg peninsula as preparations for a push toward Paris.
Invasion Briefs From Allied Day Of A Grand Assault
reports from supreme headquarters describe Allied forces landing on French beaches with heavy opposition. Eisenhower urged patience and preparation while Mull and Hull expressed confidence in victory. German reports noted strong coastal defenses and tanks counterattacking near Cherbourg. Paris radio broadcast appeals to avoid new hostilities amid the invasion. Canadian pilots recalled vast armored presence on the beaches as troops pressed ashore.
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Berlin
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Council Denies Street Work Permit Plea
A carnival promoter appeared before city officials seeking a permit to exhibit in the city under the street concession clause. The council refused the request, upholding the current ordinance that caps fees at 600 dollars for organizations and warning that any concessions deemed actionable would be shut down if the carnival arrives.
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Hepl
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Findley Lake Youth Missing After Abduction Attempt
Police search for James Telama, 10, Findley Lake, who vanished near 10 p m after being approached by a man in front of Richman's Clothing Store on State Street. Witness Joe Pulutee, 16, North East, said he and another youth were accosted when the man dragged toward a doorway. one boy fled while the other may have been pulled inside. Detective Edward Englert and Acting Detective George Trost are handling the case.
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James Telama
Findley Lake
Richman’s Clothing
State Street
Edward Englert
Joe Plutze
Gator Street
North East
Englert
George Trost
Trians
Filue
Pulutee
Uney
Pilutze
Trlang
State Guard Summer Encampment Approved at Indiantown Gap
Adjutant General Robert M. Vail approved a heeded summer encampment for the Pennsylvania State Guard at Indiantown Gap military post. The new orders rescind previous 40 day plan with separate weeks for each regiment. The encampment will extend from June 2 to July 16 inclusive due to limited space.
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Churchill cites invasion plans and Rome victory in wartime address
Churchill declares invasion accord and liberation of Rome, praising Allied forces including AMerican troops and Field Army units. He lauds Generals Alexander Clark Eisenhower Montgomery and vows to keep Parliament informed. He notes heavy losses at Anzio with about 20,000 Allied and 25,000 German casualties.
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Birth
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Mark W. Clark
Italy
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Ando
Escort Carrier Sunk in Atlantic During Invasion Onset
Washington reports the sinking of an escort carrier named Black Island in the Atlantic on the eve of the invasion. It marks the 15th U S Navy ship lost in the war. The fortnightly submarine warfare report notes 16 additional Japanese merchant ships sunk by U S underwater forces.
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Pittsburgh Produce and Markets Report Mention Slowed Demand
Markets show slow demand for produce with 6 producing lines and mixed meat and dairy quotes. Hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep listed with steady to lower ranges. treasury and New York market notes reflect broader economic activity amid invasion news and stock movements.
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