Local Weather and War News Highlight Weekend Sermons
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Maximum 84, minimum 70. War Department reports promotions and multiple KIA notices from the central Pacific and European theaters. Local clergy schedule sermons Sunday morning and afternoon across several churches and towns.
Fifth Army Gains Ground Near Bologna Amid Heavy Resistance
American Fifth Army troops advanced up to three miles toward the Po valley on rain soaked terrain. They seized Soiano and Monzano while British and Indian units pushed toward Monte Cece, Monte Della, and Monte Caibano, as South African forces repelled counterattacks near Ripoli. Luftwaffe and Allied air activity targeted roads, rail, and ships north of the battle zone.
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Rome
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Soiano
Bologna
Florence
Monzano
Troiano
Monte Venere
Loiano
Monterenzio
Route 65
Imola
Monte Cece
Monte Della
Eighth Army
Monte Caibano
Scarzana
Monte Vigese
Ripoli
James M. Long
London
Siegfried Line
Ubach
Siegfried
Rhine
Beggendorf
Germany
Herbach
Girl slain on golf course shocks Washington crowd
A 14 year old girl, garroted and raped, was found on a public golf course near the Potomac river. Police said blood stains marked the scene and the body was moved to avoid detection by headlights. An out of town high school ring identified the victim, whose school name was withheld.
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Washington
Potoľ
Park Department
Robot bombs strike two British points
London reports a brief night raid as Longland and London areas are hit by flying bombs launched at sea. One robot aircraft was shot down by an RAF Mosquito and two robots were destroyed by anti aircraft fire. A bomb killed six people in a countryside cottage row.
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London
Longland
Albert Sidney Grant 70 Dies at Home in Hillsboro
Funeral services for Albert Sidney Grant 70 who died Thursday night at his Hillsboro home after a long illness will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hillsboro Methodist Church with Rev. E L McFee officiating. Burial in Cour city cemetery. Brown directing. Retired merchant formerly operated a store and was well known locally. Surviving are one sister Mrs Garland of Hillsboro and one brother J B Grant of Sheffield.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro Methodist Church
E. L. McFee
Cour City
Brown
Garlanders
J. B. Grant
Sheffield
China’s U. N. given plan at Dumbarton Oaks
The Chinese delegation at Dumbarton Oaks accepted the U. S. Britain and Soviet blueprint for a world security organization with minor concerns. They sought faster action against threats, a concrete definition of aggression, and links to economic and cultural bodies, while reservations over veto rights remain unresolved.
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Washington
Dumbarton Oaks
World Security Organization
Britain
Russia
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Future
World Peace Agency
Securition
Troup Case Nears Jury in Embezzlement Trial
The State of Alabama versus Hermani Troup enters its fourth day as the defense prepares noon arguments. Mrs Troup is reported to have testified this morning and Mr Troup did not take the stand. State witnesses include Caddell Bell Speake with numerous character witnesses called to the stand.
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State of Alabama
Hermani Troup
Troup
Ley
John Caddell
Louis Bell
Russell
Reece
Wonfeari Patterson
B.A. Hendrix
Rufus Warren
W A. Lee Pemette
Alviang
M. Bailey
J. E. W. Strother
Lees
D. L. Mixson
Jim Todd
J. E. McClary
Bombs Rain On Saarbrucken And Berlin War Plants
Aerial raids by over 1,200 American bombers hit an airplane engine plant in Berlin and multiple German industrial targets. British heavy bombers struck Saarbrucken, a rail hub on the Siegfried line, with two ton bombs and 39 000 incendiaries, while Mosquitos, Typhoons, and Spitfires targeted trains and barges in Germany and Holland. One Mosquito lost. about 400 aircraft faced fighter opposition with several failing to return.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Saarbrucken
Siegfried Line
Metz
Searbrucken
Holland
Hamm
Rhine
Emmerich
Egg price ceilings set by OPA for final months of 1944 and 1945
OPA fixed egg price ceilings and sales levels for the last two months of 1944 and all of 1945. Retail prices will be higher in fall and lower in spring than previous levels but the schedule should not raise average annual cost. The plan aims to ensure parity for the year while keeping consumer costs fair.
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Washington
OPA
Adda Rt
Battle Along Belgrade Front as Red Army Advances
Russian and Yugoslav troops clash with German forces on the outskirts of Belgrade with patrols crossing the Danube at Pancevo. Tito reportedly near the front as Yugoslav and Allied troops threaten Belgrade while the Red Army presses toward Budapest and Novi Sad.
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DE Luce
Moscow
Belgrade
Danube
Pancevo
Tito
Army of National Liberation
Old City
Pravda
Nis
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Tisza
Szeged
Romania
Red Army
Budapest
Bud
Topola
Karageorge
Black George
Peter
Timust
Lthuania
Balti
Saare
Allied push in Aachen front signals possible Reich route opening
The report describes Allied armored efforts west of Aachen as they widen the Westwall wedge toward the Ruhr region. It notes Eisenhower weighing openings for a major strike while Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels claims an all-out Allied offensive is underway. Continued on Page Five.
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Siegfried Line
Westwall
Rhenish
New Way
Grea Ruhr
Berlin
Eisenhower
Aachen
Reich
Goebbels
Germany
Cotton Picker Demonstrated At Peebles Farm In Alabama
The first demonstration of a mechanical cotton picker is held at Withers Peebles farm in Limestone county Mooresville Alabama. Ed O Neal urged IHCO to show the device. Demonstration runs nine to noon with ginning to test samples. machine may move to the Mississippi Delta afterward.
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Withers Peebles
Mooresville
Ed O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
International Harvester Company
Limestone County
Farm Extension Service
G. B. Phillips
Mississippi Delta
Limestone
World Series Opens as Browns and Cardinals Tie 1-1
At Sportsman's Park in St Louis the Browns and Cardinals prepared for game three under clear skies with Ted Wilks and Jack Kramer set to debut. Crowds expected 35 000 after yesterday's 11 inning thriller as St Louis fans weigh a first home World Series since the Browns pen in 1944.
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Jack Hand
Sportsman’s Park
St.louis
Browns
Cardinals
Ted Wilks
Jack Kramer
Wilks
Blix Donnelly
Donnelly
Red Birds
St. Louis
Zach Taylor
Brownie
Student Sentenced in Teacher Death at Elmira Reform School
Lucien Carr, 19, a Columbia University student, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Elmira reformatory after pleading guilty to stabbing to death former St. Louis schoolteacher David Kamm 33. The Grumet note added, the cat followed a quarrel when Kammierer made an indecent proposal.
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New York
Lucien Carr
Columbia University
General Sessions
Elmira Reformatory
St. Louis
David Kam
Grumet
Kammierer
Closest Approach To Japan From The North
Aleutian based bombers reached 310 miles from Japan on Kita island in the Kuriles in their deepest strike. Lib erators and fighters engaged in fierce air battles with Japanese forces, with several planes shot down and heavy anti aircraft fire. Other Pacific actions included Liberator raids on Balikpapan and gains near Foochow as Allied forces push toward Japan.
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Leonard Milliman
Associated Press
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Kurile Islands
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Nippon
Domei
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Kita
Aleutians
Balikpapan
13Th Air Force
Borneo Oil Center
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China
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Burma
Manipur
Industry Leaders Use Check Sheets at Morgan County Meeting
About twenty plant managers attended a Hotel Lyons gathering called by T. H. Fitzpatrick to fill out check sheets assessing postwar Morgan County production and employment. Nonattendees will get sheets by mail. results aid Barret Shelton’s CEO objectives as Mayor H. R. Summer pledges city cooperation.
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Hotel Lyons
T. H. Fitzpatrick
Morgan County
Committee For Economic Development
Fitzpatrick
Barrett Shelton
H. R. Summer
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Allied Aerial Might Rushes Into The Fray
Allied and American forces push into the Siegfried line south of Aachen as Hurtgen forest battles intensify. US tanks reach Geilenkirchen near Ubach breach while heavy air support pounds German fortifications and armored units.
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Don Whitehead
U. S. Army
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Hurtgen Forest
Geilenkirchen
Ubach
Germany
Duren
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