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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

Page

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Britain notes secretary says German pilotless planes cause little damage

London reports Home Secretary Herbert Morrison downplays impact of pilotless Nazi bombers saying they will not affect the war effort. Eyewitness accounts describe a night of heavy explosives across southern England with claims Berlin and London each blamed for the assault as the robot fleet allegedly lacked effect and continued to be feared.

London Herbert Morrin Engand Berlin

German Officer Killed In Action Reported

United Press dispatch says Maj. Gen. Fritz Fitt commander of a German elite armored division was reported killed in action during the invasion. The terse wireless message notes the loss as recorded by government monitors and mentions the wooded front line.

DNB Cen Fritz Fitt Enna

Ward negotiations with union unsettled

A stalemate in talks between Ward’s Department Store Employees and the union ended with no agreement after two hours. Sandra Slotkin, international rep, cited rejection of all union demands. John A Barr said the sole sticking point is the union’s demand for maintenance of membership.

Sandra Slotkin Union International John A. Barr Laborations Wards

Vacation Bible School By First Baptist Church

Beginning next Monday for two weeks the First Baptist Church will run a Vacation Bible School. A corps of teachers has been secured to provide a well rounded program on Bible missions music and worship. Sessions run from 9:00 to 11:30 each morning Monday through Friday for four years old and up. The high school department will be led by Miss Marie Cash returned missionary from India. Continued on pane right.

First — Baptist Church Hax Dev Findlay Marie Cash India

Insects Damage Corn In Boone County Farm Fields

Boone county farmers face serious corn damage from insects. Chinch bugs appear in several areas, and some fields were dished and planted to soybeans after severe infestation. The seed corn beetle, a small brown beetle with black striped wings, feeds on germinating seed and harms plants. Larvae are buff colored worms with brown heads that attack roots.

Boone County A. Caldwell

FDR Assured Of All 26 Indiana Democratic Votes

Indianapolis June 16. Hoosier Democrats at the state convention instructed their national delegates to vote for Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term and nominated a 15 candidate state ticket by acclamation after a long session. The ticket including Governor Schricker for the Senate and Samuels for Cove men, was adopted without a roll call as speakers urged confirmation of the state and national administrations and the party’s complete ticket for November 7.

Indianapolis Roosevelt Indiana Frankie Evelt Heme Indianapolis State— Fairgrounds Coliseum Schricker Fori Ts Sy Sens Samuels Tacks Cove Ene Ung Pidge Curtis G. Shake Vingemhes Tidiana

Appellate Court Affirms Hicks Body Libel Award

The Indiana Appellate Court yesterday affirmed a Wayne county circuit court jury verdict awarding Hicks Body Company of Lebanon $25,000 from Wasne Works of Richmond on a libel charge. The higher court’s action was reported from Richmond and dated December 1942.

Indiana Jonet Esterday Wayne Clicut Richmond Hicks Body Company of Lebanon Wasne Works of Rich

Four Planes Lost But Crew Of One Is Saved

Washington reports four B 29 Super Fortresses failed to return from an attack on the Iron and Steel Works at Yawata Japan yesterday. The War Department amended a previous communique noting two planes were lost to antiaircraft and one crewman was saved. The raid involved industrial targets and encountered enemy aircraft during descent.

Washington Iron and Steel Yawata Japan War Department Mech Auth Uw

Weather Continues Warm Humid with Thunder Showers

The forecast indicates continued warmth and high humidity through Saturday as scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms develop. Winds will reach 35 to 40 mph in thunderstorm cells, bringing brief gusts and possible localized hazards.

Legion Board of Trustees Named at Weekly Meeting

A board of trustees was named last night by Commander Velta Ulery of the Emmett Brown post of the American Legion to operate the new Legion. Klahravi The action was taken at the regular weekly meeting and had previously approved the sote of hithe members. The board plans extensive alterations of the home in the immediate future. A large meeting hall will be made available for use of the club and the second floor will be rearranged with partitions.

Velta Ulery Emmett Brown American Legion New. Legion Klahravi Or Eanigation Cess Hithe Avanitables Club

Allied Armies In Italy Overwhelm Weak Resistance

Allied reports from the Italian front say German civilians were ordered to return to the Reich, seen as foreshadowing a possible Nazi evacuation of Italy. Allied forces pushed up to 25 miles in several sectors, advancing past Cresetia, Rainejan, and Florence outskirts. Fifth and Eighth Armies reported heavy gains while German resistance was described as feeble in key areas. Continued on page Fane.

Bern Reich Italy Naples Fabiano Hine Cresetia Raine Jan Obj Florence

Progress Made by Yank Troops on Saipan Isle

Pearl Harbor reports American invasion forces on Saipan advancing against major island installations amid fierce Japanese counterattacks. About one division, roughly 15 600 troops, landed per Domei and U.S. monitors. Japanese long range guns on nearby Tinian reportedly damaged a U S battleship. Further progress awaited Adm. Chester Nimitz summaries.

Pearl Harbor Saipan Gaiapan United States U.S Tinian Chester Aginan Anit

EbanoN pool to open soon after sealing materials arrive

Ebannon pool opening delayed as sealing expansion crack materials have not arrived. Thomas J. Buryn tasked with securing the tooling and wiring suppliers today. Pool slides are under renovation and should be ready within a few days. Bathhouse base likely finished.

Lebaton Eoshore Isi Thomas J. Bur‘yin

Allied Push Near Cherbourg as Caen Dikes Blow Up

Allied Headquarters reported American forces within about two and a half miles of Cherbourg's main rail and highway center after advancing across the peninsula. German engineers blasted dikes and sluices at Caen, signaling potential withdrawal. weather worsened and resistance stiffened in several sectors as British units pressed near Montebourg and Pont d’Abbe amid ongoing heavy fighting.

Cherbourg Peninsula Allied Supreme Headquarters London Cherbourg Norman Caen Supreme Headquarters Onmy N. Bradley St Sguveur-Le Vicomte Fouve Mile Jomecsian Calmont DNB Sliuees

Senate post office panel backs cheap money orders bill

Washington June 16 The Senate post office committee approved a bill to let the post office department sell money orders under ten dollars for five cents. Washington June 16 War bond sales to individuals in the first three days of the fifth war loan totaled 561000000 toward a 6 billion dollar individual quota, treasury announced.

Washington Senate Post Office Committee Post Office Department Treasury

Finn Resistance to Reds Grows Amid Front Advances

Moscow June 8. Reports say Finns resist as Soviet forces widen breaches and push toward Viipuri. Russian six day drive claims 46 miles of progress through two belts while Kannel-jaervi falls along the Leningrad Helsinki line. Finns suffer heavy manpower losses as Russians advance on both fronts. Continued on Page Four.

Moscow Ger Leonid A. Gavorey Leningrad Thve Russan Viipuri Red Army Kannel- Jaervi Leningrad-Helsinki Len

French Partisans Repel German Attacks in Various Districts

London dispatch reports French Partisan forces repulsed strong German assaults in the Daurhine district and engaged enemy units in Vosses Marne and Ardennes. Violent skirmishes in southwest France between Maquis and Germans included Partisans knocking out several armored cars.

London Daurhine Vosses Marne Ardennes France Maquis

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