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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

2

Northern Tinian Held By U S Forces In Marianas Drive

U S forces reported the northern fourth of Tinian under American control with an advanced line from Faibus San Hilo Point to Asiga Point. about 1 958 Japanese dead counted through July 25 and Ushi Point Airfield is a key target. Thunderbolts attacked from Saipan and carrier planes hit Guam and Rota as Saipan Marines push inland toward Ushi Point. Facing news of Saipan and Tinian gains, Tokyo reported strikes on Palau and Sabang Harbor.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Tinian Marianas Chester W. Nimitz Saipan Faibus San Hilo Point Asiga Point Nimitz Ushi Point Ushi Hawaii Hickam Field Guam Rots Radio Tokyo Palau Philippines Sabang Harbor Sumatra Third Amphibious Corps Roy S. Geiger Anse Island Orote Peninsula Aganam Apra Harbor Marianes Orote

Strength For Today and the Road Rules

Traffic experts warn that reckless passing and aggressive driving cause many accidents. The piece argues that ambition to exceed others leads to road and life hazards, noting jail for greed and reckless power as dangers. It ends with a fact about the Isle of Man’s area of 221 square miles.

Earl L. Douglass J. D Hine Babson Lynd Isle of Man

Hitler’s boastful rhetoric mocked by writer

N. A. Lufburrow condemns Hitler in a sharply ironic note, arguing the dictator’s self praise contradicts his crimes. The piece mocks his grandiose claims while acknowledging the widespread denial of his true actions and the misery he caused.

Hitler N. A. Lufburrow

How to Kill It Foot Germ

An Eye catching ad explains that the germ grows deeply and is best reached with Bet Te o solution. It claims 90 percent alcohol penetrates and reaches more germs and promises full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. The ad promotes 35 cents at Williamson's Drug Store.

Williamson's

Hotels to Cut Service Move Aims to Divert Labor

Washington July 26 The War Manpower Commission ordered hotels to slash services and enforce restrictions on employing men under 45 to divert labor to other fields.

Washington War Manpower Commission

Birthday surprise honors Lewis S. Clem at 50th

A family hosted a Sunday dinner near Lewistown in Miller Grove to celebrate the 50th birthday of Lewis S. Clem of Cumberland. Attendees included numerous Clem relatives and friends, sharing a meal and games in a warm gathering.

Sarah E. Clem Lewis A. Clem Lewistown Lewis S. Clem Cumberland Lewis S. Clem, Jr Sarah Clem Lawrence Keeney Raymond Clem Clarence Stambaugh Melvin Clem

Clems and Stull family linked by puritanical law note

A list names Billy Clem Dicky Clem Sonny Clem Bernard Clem Kaithlene Stull Dickey Stull Paul Stull Peggy Fogle Barbara Ann Shelton Carole Crum Shirley Keeney Irene Ausherman Bernard Ausherman Richard Cramer. A blue lew is a puritanical law.

Billy Dicky Sonny Bernard Clem Kaithlene Stull Dickey Stull Paul Stull Peggy Fogle Barbara Ann Shelton Carole Crum Shirley Keeney Irene Ausherman Bernard Ausherman Richard Cramer

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U.S France Normandy Adolf Hitler Caen Clecy Falaisi Miles Nature Kidnaya Doan Odd-Lot Rosenour’s North Market Street Guy DeGrange Lester Clem Edward Clem Sherman Clem Glenn G. Stull Pauline Fogle Earl Ridgley Harold Keeney Grover Nash Maynard Ausher Sears Anket PTE CaSieres Patrick Street Frederick, Md Ah Woot
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