British Break Up Attack By Clever Ruse
British frontline troops watched a German counterattack near the Orne river front in Normandy as tanks and infantry formed for an assault in the Requancourt sector. The British remained silent and did not reveal awareness of the Nazi plan, instead of firing an artillery barrage to tip off the enemy.
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Verriers
No Man’s Land
Requancourt
Rockets Turn Tide as Typhoons Break German Push
Allied fighters reported swift German pressure collapse after British rocket firing Typhoons struck. Five Nazi tanks destroyed eight damaged with infantry casualties. Within an hour the German assault was shredded and scattered, fleeing under the rocket barrage.
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Tommies
Tarragon Elevates Salt Pepper Flour Chicken Roll
A recipe adds dried tarragon to salt and pepper mixed with flour. The chicken is rolled in the seasoned flour before frying for a nuanced herb note.
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Rainey
Wilson's Weekly introduces pot roast as dinner staple
A old recipe feature praises pot roast for its deliciousness and versatility. It recommends beef chuck or round cuts, browning in fat, then slow-cooking 3 to 4 hours for a 4 lb roast. Oven method uses a slow 300 F covered bake after browning, skim fat, and thicken with flour paste or flour slurry.
Browning tips from George Rector on meat flavor
A compact kitchen note from George Rector describing browning meat drippings to enrich gravies and innovative use of lard alternatives. He advises using Wilson's Urel-Leaf Brand Lard and suggests steps for perfect pastry, roasting potatoes, carrots, and tomatoes to complement a Bertay dinar pot roast.
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George Rector
The Life of Riley on Radio Network
The Life of Riley airs Sundays at 108 W.T. on the Pacific Coast network. Starring the new Hollywood sensation William Bend this amusing radio program promises family entertainment.
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Riley
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Pacific Coast
Hollywood
William Bend
Argentina Isolated as Pro Nazi Policy Criticized
Washington July 27 A defiant Argentina faced virtual quarantine as the United States and other American nations backed a firm stance that Buenos Aires would not be recognized until it abandons a pro Nazi policy. State Department officials cited open Axis aid and failure to join hemispheric defense, while Peluffo disputed charges of pro Nazi elements and insisted Argentina remains on its chosen course. The isolation move rests on war considerations with no immediate economic measures announced.
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Argentina
Mov
United States
State Department
U. S
Imiro Farrell
Farrell
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Mateuien Blc
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Perluffo
Department
Detective Nabs Man At Wallet Theft
Detective John A. Duffy witnessed a man jostle a passenger at Pennsylvania Station and confront him. The suspect admitted taking a wallet and was charged with grand larceny.
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John A. Duffy
Pennsylvania Station
Duffy
Allies mull postwar plans to end war in Europe
Washington plans for a three power postwar conference next month to shape a program for German surrender and future borders. Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin aim to avoid vacant terms and push a concrete agenda to hasten German capitulation while outlining reparations and removal of Reich leaders.
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Tobacco Growers Protest OPA Leaf Price Ceiling
Tobacco growers object to OPA price ceilings on leaf with tied leaf at forty three and a half cents and untied at thirty nine. Manufacturers approved rates but growers say they will earn less than last year. Dixie congressmen stirred unrest prompting a White House effort to pacify farmers.
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Albert Leman
Bowles
Georgia
OPA
Dixie
Navy Academy Pays Midshipmen and Rank Rules
Answers note midshipmen at the Naval Academy receive $780 annually. Francis Bellamy wrote the Pledge in 1892. A lieutenant does not take orders from a higher ranked non naval officer. Navy hierarchy binds order to Navy ranks and service.
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Annapolis
United States
U. S
Francis Bellamy
Smokers Find Freedom On Angel's Flight Incline
Los Angeles reports that Angel’s Flight, the steep incline railway at Bunker Hill, escapes city smoking rules. The two rides for a nickel fares and private-property operation let smokers enjoy themselves while buses and streetcars remain smoke free. Deputy attorney Perry Thomas notes the ordinance covers city vehicles only.
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Angel
Bunker Hill
Perry Thomas
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