Fourth selective service lists many registered men
A long scanned list shows numbers from 226 to 293 with names and addresses in multiple towns. Entries include John Reason Shoemaker 03 West Main Street and many others across Flemington, Bridgeport, Rosemont, Thornton, and nearby areas. The Sen del plans to publish the full roster today.
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John Reason Shoemaker
West Main Street
Jesse Wight Goff
Monroe Street
Wallace Smith Snider
Alnut Street
Charles Franklin Clark
West Knotts
Charles Wesley Farls
RFD
Howard Withers
Westam Street
Arthur Ford
City
Earl Cooper
Flemington
Peter Fis
Georgebert Shahan
Handley Crossing
John Brown Lemington
John Michael Meh
Creedrus Spiker
Pearl Street
Luther Wesley Funk
der Avenue
John Edard Dowden
Gay Street
Melville Jay Bennett
Rfdity
Floyd Wayne Sumners
John Trocino
Simpson
Otto Martin Sinsel
Walnut Street
Joseph Ephriam Shackelord
O. E. Lough
Orestus Reed
Bert Mathies Black
Rosemont
Dorsey Rauscher
Hayer Street
James Henry Yansberry
Charles Grass
Taine Leon Painter
Maplevenue
John Artso
Paul Rowe
West Francis Street
Rthur
Edwin Lockard
John Battista Morasco
Long Street
Frank
Ith
Albert Is
Wren
First Street
Thomas Chester Tichneil
Lincoln Street
Otto Roy Lider
Jesse Jenkins
Ie Stark
Bridgeport
Homer B. Daugherty
Wilson L. Hamilton
RD City
Clarence Swisher
Arthur Dequoy Exline
Floyd Kimber Hoting
Alvin Kinter
Christia Na Street
Charles Prederek Steinhoff
Dewey Avenue
George Elias Shaffer
Thornton
George Frederick Igett
Fred Vant Zinn
Ira Floyd Oling
William M. Ball
Charles Harper Warder
IRFD
Milton George Stevens
Virgil Carl Wolfe
Hurst Jackson Cunningham
Floyd Alonzo Duckworth
I FD
Walter Dani Nyard
Acle
Anthony Isaac
Walter Earl Strother
West Washington Street
Charles Hope Carpenter
Maple Avenue
Herbert Evans
John Henry McCauley
Philippi
Dale Lawrence Zinn
David Stemple Gainer
Victor Street
Max Edgar Rau
Isaac Della Martin
Garfield Woods
James Forrest Fordyce
Tobruk falls as Rommel gains near Suez in new blitz
Dispatches report the fall of Tobruk after a savage desert battle ending with many prisoners and Axis gains. British air opposition wanes as Rommel moves supplies near the Egyptian frontier. In the U S gas rationing tightens as stations close and motorists face shortages. Philadelphia notes fuel card value doubled to six gallons for a short ration period.
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Bloody Fight in Crimea Threatens Sevastopol Front
On the Crimean front the battle rages into its 18th day with Sevastopol breached by German forces. Soviet reports claim 100,000 enemy troops routed in hand to hand combat as Russians defend fortifications and press counterattacks along a 2000 mile front from Ukraine to the north. The Soviet Information Bureau notes no major shifts at night while Russian units claim heavy losses for the Germans and substantial aerial victories.
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Submarine Attack Sparks Seaside Gun Fire Rumor
Witnesses including Robert Lucas, associate editor of the Astoria Budget, report hearing 12 to 16 shots and flashes near Seaside after a Japanese attack on Estevan Point. No shells landed in Astoria or nearby areas, with Army noting several shells north of Seaside. Royal Canadian and American naval units launched an immediate hunt for the presumed submarine.
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American naval communiques claim heavy carrier losses
American briefings assert sinking at least three carriers and possibly four, plus ten damaged ships including three battleships and a destroyer. Torpedo planes dive bombers heavy bombers and fighters supported the carrier battle. air superiority prevented a last-ditch stand. Ships protecting the carriers repelled repeated air attacks while pursuing the enemy.
Try Out New Mobile Canteens In Pacific Action
The account notes an American destroyer reported lost while a carrier was damaged after two attacks. The finale in Japan’s power bid in the Midway area ended with no enemy planes in sight three hours after the last strike. Submarine action near Vancouver and Victoria failed to excite residents.
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Yale Pitcher Stingy With Hits And Scores
NEW HAVEN June 22 Ted Harrison Yale pitcher wound up his collegiate career with one of the best earned run averages in Eastern Intercollegiate league history. Leading the circuit for the third straight year Harrison this.
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Dim-out ordered as US ships confront sub menace
Jon and Oregon were ordered to dim lights visible from the sea amid a broader alert against Japanese U boats. The blackout measure aimed to reduce visibility from approaches at sea and prevent submarine attacks along coastal waters.
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Notable Quips on Sports, Medicine and News Red herrings?
A collage of quirky statements on bridge players TV clashes rodeo fashion insect gardens educated graduates insomniac pilots and Hitler ideas. The piece presents satirical, fragmented lines mixing sports, science, and social observations without a single coherent event or clear narrative.
Grafton 40 and 8 Will Attend Nearby Wreck at Clarksburg
Graf ton eighty and others from Weston Fairmont Morgantown and Elkins are expected to attend the annual wreck of Mountaineer Voiture No 1058 at the Waldo hotel in Clarksburg tomorrow night The banquet begins at 6 30 p m and will mark the wrecking of a large class of goofs or candidates to be elected
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Stewart Says Elmer Davis Needs More Authority for Information Job
Central Press Columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Elmer Davis should have full authority over government publicity akin to George Creel. He notes Davis’s confrontations with Office of Government Reports and others, while predicting possible clashes with Byron Price and Nelson Rockefeller over curation and censorship.
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