Germans Appear Short Of Men In Cherbourg Battle
Front dispatch reports American forces probing Cherbourg's hills at dawn with limited gains and German reserves stretched thin. Besieged defenders, lacking heavy artillery, fight to hold the fortress while air raids on strongpoints continue. Nearby towns Hawuecas Hardinvast Flotie Manville Hague are listed as now under American control.
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Vacation Bible School Closing Program Tonight
Tonight at 7 45 the children of the Daily Vacation Bible School from the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson Street will present their closing exercises. The school which closed today at noon was in charge.
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Pearson Street
Elm Street Y W C A Hostesses to Camp Reynolds
The junior and senior hostesses will travel to Camp Reynolds this evening to assist with entertainment at the Farrell U S O gathering on Saturday night.
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Farrell U. S. O
Photographer Dies After Finishing Assignment in Pittsburgh
Wellington C. Loeber a 48 year old Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph photographer died of a heart attack shortly after completing his assignment covering Marine Lt. Mitchell Paige and greeting his son on leave. He had insisted on finishing his work and developing his negatives before passing. Loeber had eight children and previously won top honors among Hearst photographers in 1937 for a Johnstown steel strike photo.
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Mitchell Paige
Navy
Wellington C. Loeber
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
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State Far Behind In Bond Sales
War bond sales to individuals in the burth War Loan campaign passed the $100,000,000 mark with a record sale of $11,021,049 on Wednesday. G Ruhland Rebhann Jr state war finance committee chairman warned that event would not meet goals and urged stronger public support.
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G. Ruhland Rebhann Jr
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Pennsylvania Seeks $442 Million Bond Drive Completion
The booster drive aims for a $442 million quota with Pennsylvania at about 100.1 million in sales. Rebmann cautions the state must average $17 million daily, noting Wednesday's results include $4,111,800 in series E bonds and bring total E bond sales to $54,664,875.
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Plan Memorial at New Dog Haven for Maimed Mongrel
The Humane Society plans a memorial within the Buddy Shelter in Eugene to honor the mongrel maimed in a violent dog attack. The act drew public attention to a string of dog violence incidents, prompting a community response and desire to create a dedicated dog haven.
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New Dog Haven
Eugene
the Humane Society
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