Second Front Decision Debate by Military Analyst
Moscow News expert Major General Zhu avers the German army is not yet ready for a second front in Europe. He argues Allied pressure risks misjudgments and insists invasion timing must follow professional military judgments, with Russia's battlefield position still serious but controllable. He notes a possible window when Nazi lines are overstretched and Soviet reserves ready for a counteroffensive.
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Genghis
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Timoshenko
Ten-man Gruppe Leads Squad With Noted Firepower
A ten man gruppe led by an unterfeldwebel merges with an obergefreiter and an American corporal. The No 1 gunner is a gefreiter ranked as a corporal, guiding seven schutzen and oberschatzen. Armed with rifles pistols light MGs MGs and grenades, its firepower is evident.
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Holt Adds Three to His Campaign Group
Little Rock July 1 Holt adds three to his associate campaign managers for Jack Holt P 7 G Burke Helena lawyer Sheriff 3 Parker Hampton and Roger Frow Stuttgart druggist added to campaign team Holt speaks at Little Rock Conway Malvern Arkadelphia Camden and Gurdon schedule play.
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Helena
Parker
Hampton
Roger Frow
Stuttgart
Jack Holt
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Conway
Malvern
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Prescott
Camden
Gurdon
Wage Control Battles Across Industry and War Effort
Wage policies stretch from January 1941 to May 1942 with raises up to 15 percent for workers not ahead of living costs. Steel, auto, and coal sectors face rulings affecting hundreds of thousands, while strikes disrupt Detroit bus service and Ford and GM plants. In Europe, Soviet gains and German setbacks frame a war-weary update from Moscow to North Africa as Rommel fights for Ke Ruweisat ridge near El Alamein.
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Indiana
Labor Perkins
Los Angeles
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
Iron Mountain
Mich
Chemical Department
Pittsburgh
AFL Building Trades Union
War Production Board
W. D. Cashdollar
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Flint
Willow Run
Ford
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards July 17
Hogs 7000 mostly 15 higher with 180-250 lb at 14.85-19.00 and good 140-170 lb at 14.00-14.65. Cattle 800 and calves 600 with dealers 80 higher, top 14.25. Sows 6 higher at 13.40-13.90. Sheep 1500 with no early sales. Also prices for poultry, eggs, butter, and potatoes listed along with New York cotton, grain and provisions, and stock totals.
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Poultry Vmr Tora
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Chicago Peace Current
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Grain and
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British Drive Axis From Desert Front In Night Assault
In the desert fighting the sun set heat spiked as American made General Lee tanks joined the action, replacing older General Grants as a stronger British armored bulwark. A slight Axis withdrawal was reported near the Qattara depression while Allied forces pressed hard at the front and rear around the clock.
Million Men Rumor Linked to Central Asiatic Army
Dispatches tie the Million Men report reaching Stockholm to reinforcements from the Central Asiatic army. Moscow offers no confirmation and Stalin may be directing a defense of Stalingrad from behind the lines. German spearheads press toward Voronezh as Soviet counterattacks intensify.
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Liberty Front gains grip as Nazi repression backfires
Our Daily Bread notes that sabotage in Greece Serbia Belgium Czechoslovakia and Poland persists despite heavy censorship. It cites executions by the Gestapo and SS reprisals in Nantes Wrocław and Prague to show Nazi brutality prompts renewed resistance. The piece argues fifth column tactics backfire and credit for Nazi downfall will belong to the Liberty Front.
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RAF Attacks on U Boat Yards and Submarine Bases
British and Allied air forces intensified raids on German submarine yards and armament centers. Stirlings struck near Luebeck and Flensburg with daylight operations supplementing earlier raids. The Berlin broadcast noted raids on Leamington craft plants in England. Two bombers reported missing.
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Flensburg
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Father Enlists to Avenge Son's Death in Pearl Harbor
Hutchinson Kansas July 1 Thomas Hays Triplett39 of Hastings Kansas goes to war to avenge his son Ed gar Triplett first class seaman killed at Pearl Harbor. He enlisted to take his son's place in a navy sea duty unit after writing to Secretary Knox seeking permission. His wife and daughter will stay behind.
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Triplet
Hempstead Singers to Meet Sunday
An all day meeting of the Hempstead County Singing Convention will be held at Spring Hill church Sunday July 19. Events include out of state singers and quartets. Public invited. Incorporation matters Little Rock The Auto Electrical Supply Inc El Dorado filed articles listing 250 shares of stock. Incorporators Randolph Murphy Carmen Murphy and C E B Crumpler Amarillo helium field contains over 2 billion cubic feet recoverable helium.
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O. J. Phillips
Little Rock
Auto Eledrical Supply, Inc
el Darade
Randolph Murphy
Carmen Ivy Murphy
C. E B. Crumpler
el Dorado
Unspecified force uses cloud cover for home base approach
Observers note a moder ate force likely conducted the operation using cloud cover to obscure entry as troops maneuvered toward their home bases. The exact size of the force is not stated in the report.
Veteran N. Y. Reporter Dies
Maury Henry Biddle Paul known as Cholly Knickerbocker and society editor for the New York Journal American died at 4 60 a m in his East Side apartment after a 10 week illness from a heart ailment. A Philadelphia native, he worked on the Philadelphia Minds then New York Press New York Post Old Evening Mail and the New York American before its merger with the Journal American. He maintained residences in Wilton Connecticut and Miami Florida. he was unmarried.
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Maury
Paul
New York Journal-American
East Side
Maury Henry Biddle Paul
Journal
American
Wilton
Conn
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Fla
Open to Selectees Naval Enlistments
Lieutenant H B Bradshaw Navy Recruiting Officer for Arkansas says rumors mislead selectees into thinking they cannot enlist after induction notices. He notes orders to report do not bar Navy volunteerism. volunteers may join Navy up to induction, but not after. Remember to volunteer before induction.
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Navy
Arkansas
Bradshaw
Rainey Named Rock Island Manager at Little Rock Office
G W Raney former Pine Bluff and Forrest City official named by Rock Island Lines general manager. Headquarters set in Chicago with Little Rock office announced last night. Vichy dispatches report Kurdish forces from Iraq and Iran aiding raids on British lines across the eastern Syrian desert.
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Pine Bluff
Forrest City
Rock Island Lines
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Iran
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