Russian Rear Guard Holds Line in Voronezh Fight
DaWitt Mackenzie reports continued Soviet rear-guard resistance on the Voroshiloverod Voronezh axis as German forces press toward the Caucasus. He notes the defense drains German troops while sparing the main Soviet retreat to regroup for a possible counterattack from Voronezh, contingent on German penetration and extended supply lines.
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Dawitt MacKenzie
Voroshiloverod
Rostov
Caucasus
Hitler
Don
Voronezh
von Bock
Third Producer for El Dorado Oil Firm
Marine ON Co of El Dorado completed its third producer in the New London string field over the weekend. The frost No. 2 well in section 13-18-12 southwest of the discovery producer is flowing 18 barrels per hour with no water. Lion Oil Refining Co announced plans to abandon its Lisbon deep lime wildcat test, George M. Le Croy No. 1 in section 36-18-17, as a dry hole.
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el Dorado
Marine ON Co
New London
Lion Oil Refining
Lisbon
George M. LeCroy
Market Report From National Stockyards And Chicago Items
National Stockyards trading opened steady with hogs 13 000 head, sows up to 10 higher, and varied weights quoted. Cattle and calves showed a steady start amid light trading. sheep market opened steady with spring lambs to packers at 14.00-25. Potatoes and butter and eggs prices listed along with grain futures rallying late in Chicago trading. Cotton and stocks fell from highs as the market awaited inflation controls, with modest gains in some leaders by day’s end.
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Judy
Dept
Priday
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White
California
Washington
Idaho Bliss Triumphs
Nebraska
Texas
Blissriumphs
Kansas Cobblers
Missouri Cobblers
New York
Murder in Ferry Command Chapter XI
Clyde Dawson and Carolen Fiske fly toward Moncton and Dartmouth as Dawson hides his identity while seeking a break in a dangerous case. A décoï ne of danger peaks when Paul Dexel arrives with agents. Carole accuses him of war crimes and a breakfast gambit ends in chaos.
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Clyde Dawson
Carolen Fiske
Montreal
Darwin
Dawson
Darwin Lemoy
TCA
Mon
Chicago
John
Paul Dexel
Canada
Parwin Lemoy
Halifax
Dartmouth
Lkely
Carole Fiske
Dexel
City Court Hearing Report of Municipal Court Cases
Judge W. K. Temtey presided as various defendants faced charges and fines in municipal court. Dr Howle and Marvin Bennett forfeited $1 bonds for signal light violations while C Howle and others faced license or parking penalties. Eddie Wyatt, Sam Stuart, Charles Shirley, Paul Hanson, and L L Gonzulles forfeited $10 bonds for drunkenness. Calvin Forbes and Glen Tice among others pleaded guilty with fines. No state docket due to circuit court session.
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W. K. Temtey
Mnicipal
Dr. Howle
Marvin Bennett
Dr. C. Howle
C. Howle
Virgil Mitchell
J. KE. Melton
Tony Withers
Earnest J. Atlen
Calvin Forbes
Petit Larceny
Eddie Wyatt
Sam Stuart
Charles Shirley
Paul Hanson
L. L. Gonzulles
Glen Tice
James Hoover
LeRoy Daniels
John Neal
Lula Belt Wallace
U S Planes Press Japanese Fleet Across Attu Kiska
U S bombers and fighters pressed operations over Attu and Kiska harbors. Catalina and Liberator aircraft scored near misses and hits on cruisers, destroyers, and a heavy cruiser. Japanese resistance remained stubborn as fog and night interludes shaped a prolonged contest in the Aleutians.
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Cat
Attu
Nakajima
Kiska
Cataline
Oil and Gas Filings Lafayette July 17 1942 Summary
Oil and gas filings recorded in Lafayette on July 17 1942 include a mineral deed transferring 1/128 interest from P. R. Rutherford and wife to J. D. Handley for section 16 township 15 south range 23 west. A second mineral deed dated July 16 1942 and filed July 17 1942 conveys 1/384 interest from A. Hadley and wife to A. E. Jordan for section 18 township 15 south range 23 west. A royalty deed dated July 11 1942 and filed July 18 1942 from M. Durham and wife and Floyd B. Durham and wife to A. O. Smith covers a 1/2 royalty in a parcel comprising 1-3/4 acres described from the SW corner of the NW of SE of section 12 township 16 south range 23 west, with a perimeter of 109 by 70 yards and a 20 yard north leg.
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P. R. Rutherford
J. D. Handley
West
A. D. Hadley
E. Jordan
See
Rae
M. Durham
Floyd B. Durham
A. O. Smith
Legionnaires praise planes role in WWI legacy
National adjutant Frank E. Samuel credits planes and postwar units with shaping the ROTC, organized Reserve Corps, training camps, and the improved national guard. He says 150,000 trained reserve officers aided mobilization and urges full support for war effort, noting Legion members stand ready to serve again in civil defense and military roles.
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Organized Reserve Corps
National Guard
Legionnaires
Frank E. Samuel
Indianapolis
Samuel
Legion
House Swiftly Continues Tax Plan With Deductions Explained
The House swiftly advanced a wartime tax plan with 10 percent rate in 1944, withholdings offset against next year’s bill. Estimated yields include 2.9063 billion from individuals and 2.4794 billion from corporations after changes to excess profits tax and exemptions. Miscellaneous measures raise excises on liquor, tobacco, and transport services. A growing regional group nicknames itself “rejected retreads.”
Printing listed as consumer service under price regulation
The OPA said job printing sold to the ultimate consumer is covered by price regulation. Printers must list services they render to consumers and file with rationing boards by September 10, including ceiling prices. Exemptions apply to services related to books and periodicals.
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Iso
OPA
OBA
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