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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1944

Page

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Great D Day for All

The Daily News reports the invasion news arriving early with extra editions and urges readers to back the war effort through the Fifth War Loan, supporting wounded Americans and Red Cross dressings. It calls on Middlesborn women to contribute daily to stitch wounds and aid soldiers.

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Eisenhower Issues Special Communique To Allied Troops

General Eisenhower delivers the order of the day and a radio message to European peoples as Allied forces begin the invasion of France. He stresses unity with the United Nations, liberation ahead, and the drive to destroy the German war machine while urging discipline and restraint until victory. He calls for patriotism, resistance, and coordinated action with France and occupied nations.

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Allied Troops Penetrate Inland Across Normandy Invasion

Allied forces landed along the northern French coast at dawn and pressed inland through Cherbourg and Caen regions. General Eisenhower announced the landings while Mont gomer y and Churchill warned of heavy fighting as German defenses fought back with torpedo boats and shore batteries. Airborne and naval support aided the assault, with paratroopers reported inland near Barfleur and the French coastline heavily bombarded to distraction. The operation aims to seize Cherbourg and sever Normandy from Paris as Allied planes, ships, and troops secure a foothold for liberation.

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Wartime Resolve and Allied Perseverance Echoes

A wartime bulletin salutes French resistance against Axis control, praising heroism across France and the French empire. It frames the D Day landings as the opening phase of the western Europe campaign and calls for continued dedication to mitigate hardships and uphold steadfastness.

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Vague War Time Rally Message Declares Resolute Victory

Fragmentary speech urges unity and faith in freedom. The note references steadfast arms and collective resolve to achieve victory, ending with a garbled line about a 60 job fainting. The readable text shows a wartime exhortation stressing solidarity and decisive action.

Patriot Dr Bingham remembered as a Bell County pioneer

A tribute recalling Dr J Bingham born July 16 1884 and died at 92, highlighting his Kentucky service in Camp Burnaide Lexington and Somerset, his lineage to the Lane and Asher families, and his lifelong devotion to Bell County’s public life and good government. Also notes attorney nominations and rivals in a local race.

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Chemistry May Conquer Typhus War Front Discovery

New York reports that a long overlooked chemical formula, developed in Germany in 1874, aided the U S Army to virtually conquer typhus on war fronts. Geigy Company and American patent holders announce neocid louse powder killed typhus in Italy, with gesard effective against pests.

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