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Mediterranean Stars And Stripes

Location

Naples, Naples, Italy

Date

Aug 05, 1944

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Philadelphia Seeks White House Action Over Transport Strike

Philadelphia's second largest war production center faces a city-wide work stoppage over upgrading of eight Negro employees under the Fair Employment Practices Committee. About 6,000 workers stay off jobs, threatening government seizure after a three hour failed attempt to restore subway service. Police and TWU leaders warn of serious disruption to war effort.

Philadelphia White House Roosevelt Fair Employment Practices Committee Philecdvinitia Transportation Company Philadelphia Transportation Erie PTC Transport Workers Union CIO Washington War Manpower Commission War Manpower Commission Reported, and Caused Central City Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Company Bernard Samuel James J. Fitzsimon TWU International Whoa James McMenamin

King George Sends Note to Allied Commander in Italy

King George VI sent a message to General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson after his visit to British and Allied forces in Italy. The dispatch praised the campaign, stating the enemy has been outgenerated and outfought and expressing confidence in final victory.

London George VI Henry Maitland Wilson Mediterranean Italy

Naples Gas Service Restored In Parts Of Naples

Gas service will be restored on Aug 15 at 1200 hours to several areas of Naples including Corso Umberto I to Piazza Garibaldi and surrounding streets. Work to clean bomb damaged mains runs 0830 to 1100 hours precluding use. cooking gas limited 0630-0800 and 1130-1400 with prohibitions on water heaters to avoid pressure changes.

Taore Naples al- Ged Corso Umberto I Piazza Garibaldi Tom Corso Umberto Vis Guglielmo San Felice Piazza Bovio

660 Missourians Sign Against Prohibition

Washington Aug 4 petitions for 660 Missourians objecting to any form of prohibition levitation were entered in the Congressional Record at the request of Rep Clarence Cannon of Missouri. We don't want any more prohibition with all its attendant evils, said a petition from Rhineland largely signed by farmers. One petition contends professional prohibitionists seek prohibition legislation while many of our men are in uniform overseas.

Washington

Complete Jap Defeat Advised By Admiral

Rear Admiral Arthur S. Carpenter, commanding the Ninth Naval District, warned that lasting peace hinges on Japan’s total defeat. He urged bringing Japanese bastions under U S fleet guns and making Nipponese homeland under American mastery to prevent future folly of disturbing world peace.

Chicago Arthur S. Carpenter Ninth Naval District Southwest Pacific Japan United States

Quezon Rites Held in Washington Church

Funeral services for Philippine President Manuel Quezon who died Tuesday were held today at St. Matthew's church in Washington. Burial took place at Arlington National Cemetery.

Washington Manuel Quezon St. Matthew’s Church Arlington National Cemetery

Army Fire-Fighting Unit Guards Frontline Flames

The 5th Army fire-fighting platoons joined the Anzio beachhead fight, enduring heavy shelling and many fires. Lt. Walter McFadden and platoon sergeant Stanley J. Greshel recall extinguishing hundreds of blazes, with eight fires in a single morning. Purple Hearts and Bronze Stars highlight their actions.

STH Tunisia Leghorn Anzio Walter McFadden Astoria N. Y Stanley J. Greshel Herkimer

Lost and Found Items and Firefighting Tales from the Stars and Stripes

Lost items include glasses wallets and dog tags with owners listed such as Lt. R D O Donovan Sgt Frank Glassman Guy DAleo and W O Berems. Found dog tags include Oscar J Brumworth Beach L Kennard Edward S Williams and Warren Beck plus Aubrey and Thomas. Firefighter sergeant describes a brutal ammo dump blaze near Mateur praising General Patton and noting training gaps and dangers in mine field grass fires with civilian injuries.

R. D. O’donovan U.S. A Avellina Pvt Dillard Campbell Frank Glassman Guy D’aleo W. O. Berems the Stars and Stripes Oscar J. Brumworth Beach L. Kennard Edward S. Williams Warren Beck Aubrey & Thomas Jerry William J. Bryan Parsonburg Tth Army Mateur Patton Set. Bryan States Ralph Little McCook Neb Sgt. Greshel

Gardenia Murderer Returned For Trial

Roger Lewis Gardner a 27 year old now back from Leavenworth to face trial for the slaying of Mrs Ora E Murray found on Fox Hills golf course in July 1943 The case known as the gardenia murder notes Gardner toured the country courting women for money and married nine times before his arrest in New York for impersonating a federal attorney.

Los Angeles Roger Lewis Gardner Leavenworth Ora E. Murray Gardenia Fox Hills Gardner NewYorl

U.S. Aims 20 Percent Rise in Munitions Output

Washington reports War Production Board chief Donald M. Nelson warns production must grow 20 percent in six months to meet heightened military needs. Most 1944 goals continue on schedule, though labor shortages threaten aircraft output. Vice Chair Charles E. Wilson says the cutback is strategic, not due to incapacity.

Washington U. S Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Nelson Charles HE. Wilson

No American Soldiers Channel Casualties Reported

Maj. Gen. Homer M. Groninger announced that no American soldiers aboard Army vessels were lost in the English Channel invasion crossing. He noted one transport sank after striking a mine but all aboard were saved, marking the Transportation Corps second anniversary.

New York Homer M. Groninger New York Port of Embarkation Groninger Army Transportation Corps

Duke's Brother Killed in Aerial Operations

Squadron Leader Lord David Douglas Hamilton, youngest brother of Scotland's Duke of Hamilton, is reported killed in aerial operations at age 32. He was married to Prunella Stair of the Women's League of Health and Beauty.

London Lord David Douglas-Hamilton Duke of Hamilton Scotland Reuter Prunella Stair Women’s League of Health and Beauty

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King George Quezon 5Th Army Possacee Signal Corps U. S. Army Sth Army Hob Fleisher Amd Stripes LOS U. 5 Duke
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