Germans Report Red Fleet Threat Near Sevastopol and Polish Fronts
From Moscow the navy dispatch notes Russian forces massed at Sevastopol entrances with aim to fling foes into the sea. The Red Army supposedly controls hill positions near Sevastopol while German guns and aerial raids press to hold the line. In Poland the siege shifts southeast of Stanislawow as Zhukov’s salient persists and Lwow defense looms.
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Moscow
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Sevastopol
Red Army
Mt. Sapoun
Inkerman Heights
Berlin
Stanislawow
Old Poland
Gregory K. Zhukov
Lwow
Nimitz Forces Step Up Wing Attacks Across Pacific
Allied air units under Admiral Chester W. Nimitz conducted intensified operations across the Pacific. Bombers hit Truk lagoon four times, Ponape saw repeated shelling for 23 days, and Ulul was bombed as Western Allied fleets coordinated with British Dutch and French ships in the Sumatra area. United States fliers supplied major air power in the Sumatra strike and a diversionary raid targeted the Andaman Islands.
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Siberia
Walter Varney
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Nicaragua
Romania
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al Gilhousen
Java
China
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South Pacific
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Joseph C. Towle
Joe
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Deviney Rites Mourn Beloved Family Matriarch in Local Service
The obituary details the funeral arrangements for Lucille Hucks Deviney and notes surviving relatives including her husband J. D. Deviney, son Billy Ray, and siblings I. R. and C. H. Deviney. The service is set for Monday at Wesley Memorial Church with interment in Garden cemetery. prior steps include a wake at Koonce Funeral Home and the home at 1127 Adams Street.
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Koonce Funeral Home
Adams Street
Wesley Memorial Church
C. Excelle Roz
Garden Cemetery
Deviney
J. D. Deviney
Franklin Street
Lucille ‘Hucks Deviney
Billy Ray Diviney
I. R. Deviney
Statesville
C. H. Deviney
C. C. Cooper
Vernon Hodgin
Greensboro
Mosley Relocates to 300-Year-Old Hampshire Mansion
Sir Oswald Mosley Britain's former fascist figure has moved from a West Country pub to a secluded 300 year old house in Crux Easton Hampshire. Reports say he paid between 25000 and 35000 dollars for the eight acre estate with 11 bedrooms. Local owner Miss Maberley notes the property needs many servants amid a national shortage.
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London
INS
Sir Oswald Mosley
Britain
Soa
Home
Herbert Morrison
West Country
Mosleys
Crux Easton
Hampshire
Mosley
Crux-Easton
M. F. E. Maberley
American heavy bombers raid German rail targets over channel
American Marauders Havoc and British bombers escorted by Spitfires flew from daylight and night operations to strike rail hubs on the Atlantic wall. Planes faced heavy anti aircraft fire over the coast and some returned with battle damage. RAF and US formations combined in repeated raids, including a Cologne night attack with Lancasters and Halifaxes.
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Hamm
RAF
Atlantic Wall
Cologne
Germany
Berlin
Hanin
X Ray's New Role in Medical Diagnosis
Dr Logan Clendening surveys the X ray’s rise since 1895, noting its novelty and spread across medicine. It excels in bone fractures, tuberculosis, chest and abdominal diseases, kidney and gallbladder issues, while it cannot detect heart murmurs or replace palpation and the stethoscope.
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Logan Clendening
M.D
Rigler
Roentgen
Lockheed pilots train new generation of test flyers
A cadre of veteran Lockheed test pilots and engineers supervise the P 38 and other aircraft through rigorous trials. They bring decades of air experience, from barnstorming to breaking world records, to ensure aircraft perform under combat conditions.
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Lockheed
Navy
Aleutians
South Pacific
Dallas
Tex
L. T. Cavender
Medical Department
Link
Stinson
Cardinal Valera Prayers Rise as Ill Cardinal Fights Pneumonia
The aging cardinal, beloved by New Englanders, remains seriously ill with pneumonia after a period of rest. Public support grows as bulletins note his condition unchanged but stable, with prayers from clergy and laity alike. He rose from humble beginnings to become a prominent church leader and dean of America’s hierarchy. He last appeared publicly on January 2 at the Holy Name Feast at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
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Holy Name Society
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Dutch Warned London Against Sea Voyages
The German high command in Holland bans Dutch fishermen from going beyond one mile from the coast and, at some points, from entering the open sea to block possible invasion directions through minefields, Aneta News agency reports.
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London
Holland
Aneta
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