Victory Gardens Grow As War Effort Expanded
The article recalls the army like effort of victory gardeners during wartime, noting twenty million gardens produced ten million tons of food and four billion edible cans. It praises veterans and newcomers, urging twenty-two million gardens this year with higher output, extended into fall, and frames the hoe as an honorable weapon in support of soldiers and liberated lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
Victory
United States
Vies Auarters
Hidden Faces and Dalí Foreword in Literary Guide
Salvador Dalí discusses Hidden Faces in a foreword and previews the book as a novel in painting. He recalls Lorca predicting literary success and notes the work’s decadent, sensual atmosphere amid references to war and modern life.
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Salvador
Dial
Sopher
Met
Ivador Dali
Tate
Leonardo
War Garrel
Dali
Arcia Lorca
Literary
Fin- Dali
Ald
France
Dan
War Dispatches Describe Rapid Allied Progress
Reported battlefield updates indicate Allied forces pressing forward as pages recount rapid movement across fronts. Dispatches describe intensified action across sectors and a shifting tempo as commands push toward decisive gains.
Kate Smith Hour to Compete With Jack Benny Soon
Kate Smith and her CBS variety show will move to Sunday nights at 7 to counter Jack Benny on NBC when she returns from vacation September 17. The shift includes maintaining morning programs while the Funny Brice series may move to 6:30. Other fall changes include Aldrich family moving to Fridays September 15 and a CBS shoe show taking NBC’s Aldrich slot after 4. In other notes, broadcasts list NBC CBS and foreign events amid war reporting from Normandy and Channel crossings.
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E. Butterfield
New York
Kate Smith
CBS
Jack Benny
NBC
Aldrich
Allied push near Cherbourg stalls as weather slows advance
Report from supreme headquarters notes slow Allied progress along the Cherbourg peninsula where reinforcements arrive. Germany declares identified American divisions in action as both sides race to build up forces. Low clouds limit Allied air superiority while sea control remains with the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns Ocean
Bayeux
Germany
Caten
Cherbourg
Perals
Cheba
Jon Atoast
American First
France
First Invasion Frontline Dispatch From Normandy Beach
A wartime diary passage describes cross-channel invasion scenes with German defenses. The author notes light concrete fortifications, mobile artillery, and aerial operations as Allied forces land via a small landing craft. He recalls shells bursting around, wading ashore, and waiting hours before sending the first report. The account highlights blistered hands, careful movement along roads, and the perilous daily routine of frontline reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin
Tyme
Invasion Air Battle Amid Bad Weather Across Normandy
Graphic wartime summary reports aerial combat over the invasion beaches between early yesterday morning and tonight. German fighter incursions cost four Allied planes, while the Allies claim losses of 33 fighters and five bombers. RAF heavy bombers struck rail junctions and targets behind lines, with British Lancasters and Halifaxes facing fewer German defenses due to poor weather. British Australian New Zealand Mosquito squadrons also attacked trains, roads, bridges, and encampments as ground fighting looms near Caen and Argentan. Reconnaissance notes a new factory busting attack deep in the battle arc.
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Whitch
Rén‘nes
Founcrés
Abhacon
Maytajne
Pontaubault
Lest
Caen
Jeratt
Chortiesio
West Virginia labor unrest and a death in Marion County
The National Labor Board weighs in on union activity at the Wright plant amid a strike linked to CIO United Automobile Workers and United Mine Workers. Marion County Coroner reports a man, Keats, leapt to his death from Fourth Street Bridge. Industrial tensions spread to Ohio and Timken plant sites as three stallions of labor disputes ripple across regions.
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Brtsaurgh. Gun
Lal Board
Stern Bf
Pesta Gracition
Wheeling
United Ef Workers
America
Parnion
Keats
Fourth Street Bridge
Marion County
D. EE. Kidd
Gentymea Zrom
CIO
Unitad
Automobile Workers
Dig
Ohio
Bes
Ganton
Ganton, While Elements Were Reached Th, Amdhctn
Bot Missios Oe
Government Seizure Testimony On Labor Board Directive
An official warned of a strike if action is taken and urged Congress to back the president in a new plant service while the board’s order is carried out. Wolchek testified that during the prior seizure the government failed to enforce the WLB directive restoring provisions under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano’ Frit Dider
Congress
Wolchek
WLB
National Service Roll Call Names Inc on List
A long roster of servicemen and women is listed under National Service, naming numerous individuals including Albert H. Stainis, Ruth Hair, Delores, Frances A. Murphy, Burl Mi, Ronald Krlotts, Rose C Murphy, and many others. The names span multiple families and locales, reflecting a community-wide documentation of service.
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National Service
Pries
Albert H. Stainis
Koent Folvertoh
Ruth Hair
Delores
Mr. Hyatt
Frances.a. Murphy
Burl mi
Ronald Krlotts
Rose C Murphy
John A. Newcome
Bailie Newcome
Ray, Wiseman
Cattierie Sinclair
Claude Dunham
William Byers
Mary Henderson
Ernest B. Denton
Lewis E. Peters
Charles L. Shroyer
C. L. Shroyer
Ralph C. Ringler
E. M. Wrause
Earl F. Simmons
Mary F. Battle
Lena Speranza
Sylvia Wagner
Junior Wagner
Omar G. Thompson
Raymond Shields
Russell M. Reese
Clyde N. Mays
Ruth McCorkle
Dorothy Sapp
Angelo Soterson
Jane Mathews
Martha Mahaffey
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Julius Barton
Joseph Skelley
K. Root
Mary Root
Helen, Gerkins
William Proudfoot
Clarence Able
James Isner
John F. Iner
Alice Pugh
Dorothy Carney
William Beall
Charles M. Wells
John Moore
Oscar Patterson
Joseph Lyons
W. J. Carothers
Walter Lucas
Latimer Bradley
F. W. Henderson
Husher Parrish
Hayward Dillon
Margaret Duckworth
Maxine Cockrell
Lawrence Williams
Frussell Dotson
Douglas Powell
W.W. Gaines
W. H. Shafferman
Iia Simmers
B. Williams
Leslie Clayton
Juaniita DeMold
Chiries Adiiington
Layman
G. H. Kirk
Albert Kelley
Leona Kelley
W. Aparrison
G. T. Vénee
Gléhn
H. Bord
Marguerite Logs
M. F. Carvell
Zaps Fletcher
Eva G. Lisgman
Clarence K. Heed
Rhermal Oegiden
Tracy G. Felton
Ralph 8 Gibson
Pearl Felton
W. C. Pemb . H
Bunner
E. C. New- Pee Roward Caerdn
Viola Goodwin
Geraldine Gibson
Mary Virginia Felton
Thomas McWilliams
Junior McWilliams
Earl Eee
Helen Chenoweth
Edsel Bernard Bacteriol
Held
William Jones
Lee Matsey
Fane
Eerie Bate Leton
Mate Outs
A Ee
Clibe
Sheeter
Babe White
Russell Mathews
Earl Hanleiter
Donald Carrico
Ert Sturm
Rayfield
Fla
Bath Ward
Williamy Ape
George W. Huntick
Fredeward J. Glover Ton
Lewis F. Baugh
HL Puller
Wilbert M. Shingleton
Dennnis Vi ‘Wyckoff
John Waters
Arrived Here For Eurlod h-suti lyr Stewart Arrived
Stewart arrives from Camp Cla Irks to spend time with family. His wife Mrs Corbin of 1151 Bae oeehs Set and Mrs will visit this weekend with her sister Dr Aileen Corbin Bishop and brother-in-law Charles M.
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Eurlod
Sutilyr Stewart
Camp Clairls
the Corbin
Italy
Mabte
Carl William Edwards
States
Taj
Washington, D. C
Tansversity
Tysifta
York City
Aga
Ani Terrence
Night raid unfolds on icy German air base
In a tense dawn operation Dowling and Colin unleash a crafted ambush on a hidden German air hub. With thirty minutes to strike, they deploy machine guns and coordinated fire, forcing retreating guards to scramble toward hangars as Canadian fighters swoop in against frozen, wind-swept terrain.
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Colin
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Toronto
Pew
Dowling
Tin Nore
Hitler
Fritz
Ken Dowling
Bate
Staees
Opera House Harriet 1 Tor in Breezy Unive Musical
A fragmented scene depicts Harriet Hillard of radio networks with a likely new screen personality by SBY GABE in a breezy musical at the Opera House. Dowling and Colin Tine discuss air patrols and a covert mission while a wartime plot unfolds with danger over bomber routes and a planned meeting point. The narrative weaves in airplanes, maps, and a perilous plan as characters prepare for a risky assignment during the war.
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Harriet
Hillard
Faith
Sby Gabe
A Na Wen
Opera House
Ton! Prouct
Nf Hte
Abel
Colonel Dowling
Colin Tine
Learmonth
Airpienes Producte Ing
United States
Detroit
York
Chicago
Norway
Canada
Colin
Dowling
Madre
Atrol
Japan
Mae
Kiel
Action and Music Feature New Film at Opera House
Picture entertainment filled with action, music and adventure. Republic’s Yellow Rose of Texas stars Ray Rogers in stirring drama. Screened at the Opera House Sunday for three days, promising thrills and lively tunes.
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Ray Rogers
Republic
Texas
Sones
RAF Anecdotes Stirred on Film Set Now at Opera
On set anecdotes from RAF pilots are circulating in the RAC Fe on the Bros film with Byron as technical advisor. Kennerly, an All American, has four months furlough and returned home to Pasadena after an ear injury.
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Rac Fe
Byron
Bros
International Ruaction
Kennerly
Cteirk Ae
Ie Ron
RAF
Aes
Passadena
Neagle and Greene Star in The Yellow Canary at Strand Tonight
Anna Neagle and Richard Greene co star in The Yellow Canary a melodrama at Strand Theatre tonight produced by Kert Wilcox for RKO Radio A romantic adventure with a British premiere premise friendship and political exile form the core as Neagle confronts social duty and upheaval amid espionage and exile themes.
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Anna Neagle
Richard” Greene
Strand Theatre
Yellow Canary
Kert Wilcox
RKO Radio
Miss Neagle
East
Canada
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