New Battle Opens in Normandy Air Offensive Near Caen and St Lo
Allied forces launch a major two-front offensive on the Normandy front supported by about 4,000 warplanes. U S heavy bombers and British-Canadian troops push toward Caen and Falaise, with initial gains of 2 miles and multiple towns captured as fighting intensifies.
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Argentina Recall Delay News Shocks Washington Ambassadors
In Buenos Aires on July 25 censorship briefly delayed six hours the transmission of the recall of Ambassador Adrian Escobar to Washington. Censorship aimed to delay publication until morning editions but the notice leaked, with officials attempting to hold cables until 6 a m. The foreign office appeared to guide the action, and correspondents noted the unusual effort to suppress the recall news for readers.
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Goering Named Defense Chairman For Reich Mobilization
London reports Adolf Hitler appoints Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering to head the council for defense of the Reich and total mobilization after the July bomb plot. Goering to oversee railways public services and industries, issuing directives to top authorities. Goebbels named commissar for total effort. No civilian uprisings yet despite military turmoil.
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Allied forces drive toward Florence from multiple fronts
Rome reports steady Allied advances as German resistance shrinks along the Arno. Fifth and Eighth Army units push south of Florence, securing Strada and Monte Fill while South African and British forces seize Monte Domini and approach Greve. Ancona port shelled. Monte Pisang guns target Pisa. German losses tallied at 3,000 to 4,000 in the Pescara-Ancona sector.
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United Automobile Workers Seek Plant Seizure at Wright Aeronautical
Cincinnati reports that the CIO United Automobile Workers urged President Roosevelt to order an immediate seizure of Wright Aeronautical's Lockland plant after union officials claimed a lockout ceased production. The plant ranks among the nation’s largest airplane engine factories.
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Argentina recalls ambassador as diplomatic break widens
Washington notes the recall of Ambassador Adrian Escobar completes the split with Argentina under President Edward Farrell since January. Officials anticipate a statement possibly signaling further withdrawals or Escobar alone. The move tests Pan American unity as other American nations seek a coordinated response after Argentina pulls its envoy amid tensions.
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Battle near climax at Hengyang amid rail line siege
Reports from Chungking say Hengyang's siege tightens as Japanese forces close the Canton Hankow railway gap. Chinese relief attempts fail while Japan aims to sever the 170 mile corridor, risking a southward push. American airmen raid Pai Chu airfield, destroying several enemy planes.
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Yanks On Tinian Press Inland In Major Pacific Drive
U S Marines stormed four miles inland on Tinian and captured most of the western air drome as the Marianas campaign intensified. In the Carolines, MacArthur and Nimitz forces pressed on Palau Woleai and Ponape with carrier air and New Guinea support. Guam was isolated in the same push as Nipponese defenses faltered under heavy bombardment and artillery fire.
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Attack robot bombs threaten England during war
Report claims a secret Nazi project has devised robot bombs launched from platforms in France to strike England across the Atlantic. Military experts and air ministry officials could not confirm the claim about the weapons and their operational use against Allied targets.
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Polish Revolt Battles Reported in Lwow Streets
Telegraph agency dispatch says fierce street battles rage in Lwow as Poles revolt against German forces. German troops reportedly driven from parts of the city. information from an underground Polish government broadcast in London.
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Sock Market Index Declines Amid Mixed Stock Moves
The market shows a 548 point average for 60 stocks with mixed behavior as traders react to headlines including EPR. Analysts note volatility persists as investors weigh domestic and global signals.
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Argentina recalls envoy to the United States
The Argentine government withdraws its ambassador to the United States amid diplomatic tensions. Dispatches reported by Argentine authorities say Washington's policies are central to the dispute, as they circulated among Latin American nations. The moves followed a press conference and official approval of the dispatches for publication.
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Poland and Soviet announce pact on liberated territory relations
Moscow says the Soviet Union will sign an agreement with the Polish Committee of National Liberation governing relations between the advancing Red Army and civil administration in liberated Polish areas. The announcement, broadcast by the Moscow radio, states the frontier is the West Bug River and the Red Army is approaching War saw within 50 miles. The statement adds the Red Army entered Poland to aid the Polish people and restore an independent, strong and democratic Poland, with liberated governance handled by Polish people.
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Drought break brings scattered rains across Kansas
Topeka reports widespread rains draining a month of drought in northeastern Kansas. Forecasts call for continued showers with the Marais des Cygnes rising moderately while readings vary, Dodge City noting 4.17 inches and several towns receiving 1 to 3 inches.
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Union Pacific Train Times Adjusted On July 26
Union Pacific announces a timetable change effective Wednesday July 26. One westbound and one eastbound train will depart earlier, shifting from 9:26 p.m. to 9:10 p.m. The notice includes a dated dispatch and notes a photographer killed in action in London on July 25.
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Russians Near Warsaw In Major Westward Drive From Lublin
Russian forces advanced toward Warsaw after splitting German troops in central Poland. Lublin fell in under 24 hours, with Moscow celebrating the feat as wartime morale boosts while Soviet columns pressed from Lukow toward the capital.
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Landing in Japan News Suppressed by Tokyo Radio
Fragmentary report notes Tokyo radio warned Japanese people of an expected invasion while American troops landed on Tinian. Accounts differ as Domei and press notes conflict with U S announcements about troop movements and casualties.
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Open air dancing at KU campus in Bailey Hall area
An open air dance will be held tomorrow evening from 8 30 to 9 45 o clock in the concrete arena in front of Bailey Hall on the University of Kansas campus as part of the summer recreation program under Dr C Allen. Oliver Hobbs and a 20 piece modern orchestra from Liberty Memorial school will provide free music. The pavement will be treated with corn meal and bran to be swept up after the party and saved for the next year. Citizens of Lawrence are invited to participate and enjoy two waltzes planned by Hobbs and his band for the dancers
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Talks on oil policy in postwar Anglo American talks
Washington reports talks between American cabinet members led by Secretary of State and the British delegation headed by Lord Beaverbrook. They aim for a permanent Anglo American commission to study world oil resources and regulate production with a signed agreement or notes. Other countries may be invited to similar discussions. The Saudi pipeline idea has been dropped as a federally sponsored wartime project.
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Col Cannady Dead After Military Service and School Work
Col Paul A Cannady longtime boys industrial school superintendent in Topeka and longtime Kansas National Guard officer died Friday in Los Angeles Calif He served in both world wars and led the 114th Cavalry and 130th Infantry Funeral and burial will be in Yates Center Kansas His career spanned public schooling and military service with the Kansas National Guard dating to 1912.
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German Army’s Power Reduced by Revolt Admits Officer
New York July 25 Lt. Gen. Kurt Drum? admits that a revolt against Hitler has weakened the German army. He says some units would be halted and promises made to stop further infliction, signaling impact of internal dissent on German military strength.
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New University Course Adds Physical Therapy at KU Medical School
The University of Kansas School of Medicine adds physical therapy as a new field, expanding since World War I. Dean Seth emphasizes rehab and civilian life adjustment, with training plans including two semesters and a minimum of one year for enrollment. Dr. Stoland notes growing need and limited similar programs elsewhere.
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Educational challenge cited by Kansas educators at annual meeting
Topeka July 25 educators urged revising old methods to improve citizenship and preserve freedom, arguing the foundation of freedom lies in informed citizens. Gov Andrew Schipel praised efforts while warning against stagnation in teaching and the need for factual knowledge across curricula. World War I veteran Hilled er of Kan died in action in France July 4, relatives notified. he served since World War I and was at Fort Worth before Pearl Harbor. Radio commentator Raymon Swings obituary notes another passing. his son Herbert also survived.
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Weather Outlook for Four States and July Temperatures
July forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with moderate to heavy showers in districts. Warmer periods expected southeast and south portions. cooler in west and north. Temperature readings show daily highs near 90s in west, lower 90s in central areas, with variances by day.
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