Russia marks second anniversary of Germany invasion
On the two year anniversary of Hitler’s 1941 invasion Russia and its Allies expressed optimism. German advances were halted near Moscow, Stalingrad, and the Caucasus, with winter, fierce resistance, and Russian counteroffensives boosting Soviet strength despite heavy losses.
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Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Moscow
Stalingrad
Caucasus
Olields
Germany
Friendship On Firm Basis Between Russia and Allies
Desperate war years yield a new understanding and firmer friendship between Russia and Allied nations. The war brought Russia into close contact with Great Britain the United States and other United Nations creating a basis for post war cooperation. Churchill noted that Russian danger equaled that of the United States as a threat to free peoples and hearths. The Soviet people gratefully acknowledge Allied help and hope for continued unity once victory is achieved.
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Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Churchill
House of Commons
Soviet Union
The House Fly as a Public Health Menace
A medical officer warns that a magnified view of the common house fly reveals germs on its feet and body. Flies spread typhoid fever, dysentery, summer complaint, tuberculosis, and cholera, and may transmit infantile paralysis by contaminating food and living spaces.
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Gifts For Churchill From North American Admirers
The London Daily Sketch reports Prime Minister Churchill has received increasing personal mail from North America since his address to Congress. Among the letters are gifts from American and Canadian admirers, including five thousand cigars, onions, a typed portrait of Roosevelt, the Book of Mormon, corncob pipes, Washington's will, Churchill’s catnip, and a Canadian lime inscribed with an extract from the blood sweat and tears speech.
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George Washington
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Transport Planes Involving Unclear Aged Incident Report
A garbled report references transport planes, a detention, and a Japanese incident at Dutch Harbor. It mentions a South African arsonist and an Army pilot complaint, with scattered names suggesting a World War II era linkage reported by New York Herald Tribune.
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Parcels For Soldiers Warning Issued By Post Office
The Post Office warns against mailing syrup jam or jelly. To prevent damage, items must be packed in leak proof tins soldered lids, surrounded by absorbent material, and enclosed in a strong container able to withstand shipping conditions.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Mixup In Local Notice
In a terse newspaper blurb a puzzle column appears to mix label and answer. The item mentions a crossword puzzle titled Our Crossword Puzzle and lists a name Prepon with a fragmented note Japanese ola, leaving readers with a puzzling, unclear entry.
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