Bulgaria Calls For Quick Armistice As War Expands
Bulgaria appeals to Moscow for an immediate armistice after Soviet declares war. Sofia radio says appeal sent to the Soviet legation as Red Army troops approach Bulgaria from the north and Romania. Across western Romania Soviet columns near Craiova and advancing toward the Narew front threaten Warsaw, with fast gains reported and a wide campaign noted.
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St Sgt Harvey Wounded In France Reported
A letter dated August 19 from Staff Sergeant Harvey Jory to his mother Myrville Harvey of 108 East Washington Street states he received the Purple Heart for a back wound from bullets through his steel helmet. He notes being hit in the leg by a shell burst and describes combat in France with Company B of the 12th Infantry. Address provided for correspondence: Staff Sergeant in France, 20320408, AHO No 28, Box 5, 1athel Regiment, New York City.
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War broadcasts urge Allied workers to aid escape
AP reports a government broadcast urging foreign workers in Germany to await Allied lines and provide information and assistance to escape to Allied countries. The note warns of decisive actions against facilities used by the Axis and calls for cooperation with Allied forces amid wider Pacific and Asian theater updates.
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St Edward's Opens Year With 130 Students
St. Edward's parochial school opened for registration with 130 students enrolled and more expected this week. Rev. Father Graves announced a full teaching staff including Sister Mary Francis as principal, with lists for high school and elementary classes and new music offerings led by Sister Mary Gogienne. A high Mass at St Thomas Church marked the start.
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Demobilization plan to slow releases after Europe victory
Washington reports a phased demobilization plan for the U S Army, prioritizing Pacific theater over Europe. Four credit factors govern who returns home and when: total months in service, overseas time, combat awards, and dependents.
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Allied air strikes cripple Japanese vessels south of the Philippines
General Douglas MacArthur reported 37 enemy ships destroyed or crippled in new Allied offensives south of the Philippines. The tally includes 13 troop-laden ships. Six Japanese admirals were killed at Yokosuka naval base as Tokyo faced a rare near-shore submarine action.
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Many Miners Return To Pits In Pennsylvania And West Virginia
Production resumed today at five government seized mines in Pennsylvania as a coal strike eased. In West Virginia supervisors at 10 more pits voted to end the work stoppage. More than 3,000 miners returned to work after being idle yesterday over grievances, lowering the total idle to just under 6,000 across both states.
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McCarran Leads in Nevada Nomination Race
Senator Pat McCarran held a slim lead over Lt. Gov. Vail Pittman in a Democratic renomination contest in Wegada as vote counting neared completion. The result shapes a final decision on the party ticket.
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Oradour village horror after Nazi burnings, 1500 dead
American correspondent describes the 12 weeks ago mass burning at Oradour sur Glane. Between 1200 and 1500 people, mostly women and children, perished as soldiers locked victims in churches and houses then set them ablaze. Only 17 escaped. Families fled to safety or sheltered in local homes as Limoges visitors added to the crowd.
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City Council approves federal funds for Pajiluiyen project
City Council formally accepts a Federal Public Financing Administration grant of 225000 for the Pajiluiyen project plus 81800 in municipal revenue, with maintenance of Snyder Circle pavement and snow plowing in return. The move follows a federal response to the contract offer, funding to come from increased local taxes on federal property. Council approves current bills, monthly reports, and resolutions to bid on land fronting Weight Street. A small tax claim and county sale costs case is carried for later action after city solicitor returns. Raymond Avenue by pass storm sewer cost reported at 581 under original estimate. four property owners paid 300 toward meeting the project cost. City Treasurer reports balances and revenues. parking meters and municipal building bonds noted.
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Bombers pound Brest and Belgrade area in broad raid
About 150 U S heavy bombers struck from Italy toward the Balkans and Brest, hitting German troops moving northward, rail yards near Budapest, and targets behind the Western front. Liberators from the south attacked masses of enemy troops and equipment. The German air force was reportedly absent.
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Germans tighten grip on Italian battlefront near Rimini
Allied reports say German forces held key ridge from Ceriano to the Adriatic as fierce fighting raged below Rimini. North of Pisa American patrols probed enemy positions while British units faced strong resistance near Volterra and Lucca, with the Alpine front showing signs of strain in the region.
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Haenel Soldier to Arrive Home After War Service
Mr and Mrs W Haenel of West Frederick Street received a telegram from their son Sgt Alfred Haenel announcing he would arrive home tomorrow. He served with the Air Corps Armament Division overseas and had written his parents to hold mail until his return, making the homecoming a welcome surprise.
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Germans Arrive at Sheffield in Prisoner Transport
The morning train from Pennsylvania carried German war prisoners in 15 extra passenger coaches. About 225 prisoners were moved to the Bull Hill prison camp near Sheffield after unloading, with guards and Army personnel escorting them. More groups are expected in the coming days to join the Bull Hill complex.
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FDR Orders Army to Operate Texas Plants
President Roosevelt directs the Army to seize and run two Hughes Tool Company plants at Houston Texas due to a threatened wartime disruption Over 6 000 workers involved The plants supply the Army with parts for weapons and aircraft The dispute centers on union representation and maintenance of a wartime labor force
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Aftermath of North Storm Knocks Out City Lighting
A high voltage line fell on East Main Street near the Melnnes Steel plant during Monday’s storm, sending 2300 volt arcs across the south side of town. Police assisted in blocking off the area as Pennsylvania Electric crews worked to restore service, with full lighting restored citywide by 10 80 last night and most storm damage repaired.
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Navy secretary forecasts long Pacific fight not yet over
Navy Secretary Forrestal said at a press conference the Japanese can mass air power in a shrinking theater across the Philippines, China and Japan proper. He noted neutralization and by passing 50 enemy lanes have reduced Japan's supply burden and warned of tougher engagements ahead, citing advances in aircraft technology but noting continued strategic fragility.
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Patton's Army Crosses the Moselle River
Allied forces under Patton advance across the Moselle establishing a bridgehead amid fierce resistance. Patrols crossed the German border on Sunday but withdrew, penetrating into the Netherlands as operations continue.
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Canadians Near Boulogne as Patton Pushes Toward Rhine
Allied press reports say Patton’s Third Army crossed the Moselle near Nancy and pressed toward Germany, while British and Canadian units reached the Dover Strait area and Boulogne region. French-Swiss frontier updates note free French and Allied forces advancing toward Bescanay and Baume des Dames amid German resistance along the Belfort gap.
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Paroled Van Guilder Charged in Stolen Vehicle Case
Robert P Van Gui lder pleaded guilty to stealing a car parked on East Main Street in Garland. He was sentenced by Judge Evans to 11 to 22 months in the Alleghany County Workhouse. The defendant must pay court costs and restitution as ordered.
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East Main Street
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Alleehane County
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