Bombers strike inland in major raid on France
London reports a large daylight raid by Marauders reaching 100 miles inland with 200 U.S. bombers targeting rail yards and repair shops at Tergnier. The attack, part of a series over the Atlantic wall, involved RAF aircraft and several Allied types with no major losses.
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London
Tergnier
Arca
Pas-de-Calais
France
Atlantic Wall
RAF
Channel
Germany
Limoges
St. Quentin
Soissons
Luftwaffe
Perfect Attendance Pins Awarded At Rotary Meeting
Rotarian William C. Humm received a 20 year attendance pin at the weekly Rotary Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel. Charles Ross was cited for 10 years, George Rodock and Lewis Dertzbaugh for five years. pins presented by club president Elias B. Ramsburg Jr. New members Wayne C Neely and Lawrence V. Roughan were welcomed by Ignatius Bierlee. A color film Cannons On Wings was shown by Alfred Bolz. Special guests included Miss Betty Roberts and Miss Virginia Nicodemus. two high school students will be invited to attend every two weeks. Additional attendees were L. McReynolds, E. E. Rid enour Jr., Carll Kintz, and L. W. Acker.
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William C. Humm
Rotary Club
Francs Scott Key
Charles Ross
George Rodock
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Ignatius Bierlee
Wayne C Neely
Lawrence V. Roughan
Smith College Prof Speaks on Education For The Post War World
Dr S Ralph Harlow professor of religious and social ethics at Smith College speaks Friday at eight in Brodbeck Hall on Education For The Post War World. His talk is the fourth in a Hood College Public Events lecture series on world affairs, drawing on experiences in Greece the Near East and other regions to illuminate international industrial and race relations issues.
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S. Ralph Harlow
Smith ‘College
Brodsbeck Hall
No Strikes Pledged In 1943 War Labor Totals
Washington report shows 3,750 strikes in 1943 affecting 1.9 million workers and 13.5 million idle man days. Coal stoppages alone accounted for 8.5 million idle days, 63 percent of the total. Perkins notes improvements in strike handling and cooperation of labor leaders. Bond drive progress lifts total Fourth War Loan subscriptions to 11.772 billion, 84 percent of the 14 billion goal. Individual purchases reach 3.022 billion, 55 percent of quota.
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Washington
P—Secerettary of Labor
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Corporation
Honest Day's Work and Ambition Beyond Wealth
A reader essay argues that true success comes from character and education, not wealth, citing a man who rose from poverty to run a newspaper and teach himself through books. It contrasts ambition with defeat and urges valuing knowledge, family, and integrity over financial gain. The column closes with a wartime shipping report noting Allied losses and U boats' reduced sinkings while debunking German propaganda claims.
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Bel) Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Doan's Pills Claim Kidney Relief After Painful Symptoms
An old style advertorial urges readers to use Doan's Pills for kidney and bladder discomfort. It describes backache swelling headaches dizziness and fatigue tied to kidney issues and promotes Doan's as a long used remedy from druggists for over 40 years.
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Doat
Doan
Terrible Twins Bay 884 Japanese Planes
Navy reports 1943 victories by the Corsair and Hellcat fighters dubbed the terrible twins. Corsair entered action February 1943 and ended with 584 enemy planes destroyed or shot down. 106 lost. Hellcat debuted September 1 1943 and through year end destroyed 300 enemy planes. 62 lost.
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Washington
Navy
Pacific
Marcus Island
Faithful horse Dot dies after long veterinary career
Dot, a 39 year old thoroughbred Hampertonian owned by John S. Long, Rocky Ridge veterinarian, died this month after decades of service. The horse carried Mr Long on countless drives during the horse and buggy era and in his veterinary practice.
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Dot
John S. Long
Rocky Ridge
Dot" J
Mr. Long
Deserting German Attache and Wife Surrender to British
An identified German deserter Erich Vermehren, clerical aide to the military attache, and his wife Countess Elisabeth Plettenberg turned themselves in to British forces in Istanbul. The 24 year old and his wife cited disgust with Nazi brutality and he is said to hold valuable information. The article notes continuous eye activity during wakefulness as a separate peculiar line.
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Istanbul
Erich Vermetren
Petra Germehren
Vermehren
Elisabeth Plettenberg
Lieben
Teeth Fit Comfort Powder Offers Secure Dentures
A denture care powder promises secure false teeth with no slipping or wobble. It prevents plate odor and tastes pleasant with no pastey aftertaste or nausea. Use at any drug store for firmer dentures and confident eating and speaking.
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American Institute of Laundering
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