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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1943

Page

3

Headland Bond Drive Group Plans Campaign Night

Headland bond drive organizers meet tonight to kick off a county campaign. More than 30 workers will canvass Headland and surrounding areas to raise 97 in bonds, with a public rally at the square featuring Gov Chauncey Sparks inaugurating the drive.

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Armistice Victory Reported As Italian Surrenders

Italian government unconditionally surrenders to Allied forces led by Eisenhower. Berlin and Rome radios report cessation of hostilities, with Italian troops urged to cease fighting and allied forces moving to establish terms. The surrender follows Mussolini’s ouster and Britain, United States, and Soviet signaled cooperation.

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Allied push on Lae tightens as encirclement forms

Australian paratroops and ground units advance toward Lae in New Guinea. Airfield threats rise as Malahang and Salamaua airstrips fall under Allied control and the Japanese face a widening pincer. Allied bombers strike forward, disrupting enemy airstrips from FinacHafen to Wewak while reinforcements pour in by air.

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U S Jury Indicts Kilby and Kilby in Alabama

A federal grand jury in Anniston indicts former Alabama governor Thomas Kilby and Kilby Steel Co. official Oscar Kilby on interstate commerce violations. U S Marshal Raymond Thomsson says arrests will occur this week as the case proceeds. Kilby, once mayor, senator, and governor, has run a steel firm active in war production.

Birmingham Alen Thomas HE Kilby Oscar By Kilby Kilby Steel Co Annistos Ala Raymond Thomsson Anniston Blate Ite Mall Unite

Nisei Guard Detail at Camp Shelby Puts War Bonds Amid Peanuts

Major Russell describes two battalions of Nisei from Camp Shelby assigned to a guard detail for German POW camps. Many were born in Hawaii or the United States, with most volunteers or exempt from draft after Pearl Harbor. The unit, led by Colonel Penca and Lt Colonel Hendley, trains here, displaying loyalty and humor while harvesting peanuts and learning local wildlife.

Korpamen Erwin Rowmal Camp Shelby Milas Althar United of Hawaii Ninel Neemy Nikewise United States Nigel Japan Isaei Hawaii Ell Pearl Harbor Russell Noet Mississippi Bonda Hirohito Hat Hirohito Tojo Woldier Teusgell Dothan Geneva Daleville Campa Fa J. M. Hendley

Stalino Falls to German Forces After Soviet Advance

Soviet and German dispatches report Stalino captured by Nazi forces as Moscow claims heavy German losses. Stalino’s fall follows Soviet advances along the 605 mile front, with rail junction Ovcherskino seized and hundreds of towns overrun in northern Ukraine and Bryansk sectors. The Red Army off ensive targets Kuban and Crimea, while Germany cites ongoing battles around Donbas and Taganrog.

Mariupol Girden Stalino Sea of Alcy Tor Red Urny Red Star Bonets Dneperopetreyek Statina Associated Press Seid Russia Donets Kuban Crimea Taganrog Braiino Ovcherskino Sta- Tino Dateperopetrovak Red Army Ukraine Kharkov Bryansk

Population bases and state figures from census data

The page lists weighted state figures and counts such as Virginia 2.0 34,000 and North Carolina 0.7 859,000 with numerous misread numbers. It also shows census wire data through Sept 1 by states, including Alabama 157,743 and Texas 705,62 with other states totaling 4,829.

Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona California Wirean Missouri

Postwar peace aims discussed by Churchill and Roosevelt

The leaders advocate continued allied naval air and military cooperation after victory. A transition period is urged before treaty terms are set, with a combined high command kept to guard peace if needed. Roosevelt aligns with a cautious, steady postwar plan for humanity and stability.

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Argentina Axis relations and U S stance on war aid

Hull and Storm discuss Argentina as the lone nonbelligerent among 71 American republics. They warn Axis espionage and favorable newsprint deals while urging United States to offer airframes and arms if Buenos Aires shifts toward alliance with the Allies. Marshall praises Brazil for early Allied support and defense efforts.

U. S Hull Argentinos South America Brazil U. S. Army Biati George C. Marshal Atre Iors Argentina Storm Roosevelt Axis United Nations Arientina

Argentina and United States at Odds Over Armament Aid

The report notes Argentina's stance in relation to interagreements and the New World security, reflecting that Argentine forces would not be used contrary to commitments, affecting potential U S lend lease munitions to Argentina and reciprocal wartime support.

Argentina Italy Atrat Americas New World United States

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