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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

7

Dream Story Of Allied Press Invasion House Of Information

HAL Boyle portraits J Wes Gallagher as a lead AP invasion reporter at the British Ministry of Information. He files a 1300 word front page dispatch in 33 minutes and later laments I never had a fight with the censor all day despite the chaos of the press conferences and teletypes.

Hal Boyle Allied Expeditionary Force France Britain Ministry of Information Gallagher J. Wes Gallagher Associated Press Balkans Bizerte Casablanca Cherbourg London England Jit America

Storm Strikes Urbana Farm Killing Cows and Scattering Injuries

A Tuesday evening thunderstorm near Urbana stunned Farmer Hart’s livestock, killing two cows in the barn and injuring Glenn Geisler who was milk­ing cows with Mrs. Jonas L Wood and her three children. Geisler was taken to Frederick City Hospital and later returned home in satisfactory condition. One of the Wood children fell ill. The storm’s lightning activity was described as unusually severe for the brief shower.

Glenn Geisler Jonas L. Wood Urbana Geisler Frederick City Hospital

Death by own action attacks warned in Channel supply lines

Foreign reports from Paris and London indicate German naval forces may stage attacks along Allied invasion supply routes in the English Channel, with observers citing possible self-inflicted actions as part of a broader defensive stance.

New York P—Rubhle English Channel

German U boat threat and E boats to attack convoys

The British Information Service reports possible German attacks on war reinforcing convoys by 100 to 200 U boats and about 100 E boats, with some submarines drawn from the Atlantic and others built for shallow waters.

British Information Service Atlantic

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