Allies Issue Ultimatum to Four Axis Satellites
Washington reports a three power ultimatum to Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland demanding they choose now whether to resist with the Germans or face harsher terms and likely defeat. The declaration warns continued cooperation will bring deeper consequences and tougher penalties.
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Stamp 37 Now Valid For Ten Pounds Sugar For Canning
The Local War Price and Rationing Board announces stamp 37 certificates for canning sugar. From now through July 31 each certificate covers up to 10 pounds, valid for purchases via the board. August 1 to October 15 adds another 10 pounds. Certificates issued by the board must accompany purchases.
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Allied Air Forces Strike German Oil and French Targets
Allied air forces pounded four major German synthetic oil plants near Leipzig and one in Czechoslovakia as part of a broad campaign to cripple German war production. Nearly 2,000 bombers and fighters crossed Germany while RAF and Allied skies targeted railway yards in Boulogne and Louvain, with extensive night bombing and daytime raids following.
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Allied Aerial Blows In Pacific Strike Japs From Three Sectors
Allied air offensives in the Pacific focus on three sectors to speed Japan’s collapse. In the Kuriles north of Japan, Caroline and Marshall Islands near the equator, and Dutch New Guinea-Bismarck in the southwest, air power softens positions and targets airfields for possible invasions.
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Awe-Inspiring Battle Barrage Marks Italian Front Opening
Artillery lit the sky as the British Eighth Army and American Fifth Army struck the Gustav Line and Hitler Line in Italy. Poles, British, Indian, French, and American troops led the assault with massive barrages and coordinated infantry advances. The opening action followed weeks of preparation as German positions held strong along key passes and entrenched lines.
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Major Lodge A Patient in Walter Reed Hospital
War Department reports Major Henry Cabot Lodge former Massachusetts senator is hospitalized at Walter Reed with an acute intestinal disorder that may require surgery. He recently served in Italy and resigned his Senate seat earlier this year to reactivate his reserve commission and return to active duty.
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News From Europe Signals Invasion Coverage From Theatre
Washington reports confirm the invasion news will come from the European theater when launched and no comment is expected on the Italian offensive. Observers await details on American troop deployment and the impact of bombing as the Mediterranean offensive unfolds.
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Bus Service Extended Suspension Through September
The Office of Defense Transportation extended suspended routes between New York City and Chicago via Breese Wood Pennsylvania and Emmetsburg Maryland and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Fort Wayne Indiana. The arrangements with Northern Tras Inc and ATI American Bus Lines aim to cover penny services and run through September after the prior end May 135 date.
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Local Draft Boards May Use Wide Discretion
Local draft boards may gain broad latitude under forthcoming regulations from State Selective Service headquarters. Officials awaited official word while observers questioned how the essential industry deferment for men over 30 would be defined. Induction calls for Army and Navy in early June were reported, with some over-30 candidates likely included unless delays occur.
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Nazis Claim Drive In Italy Signals D Day Milestone
London reports that Nazi broadcasts claim Allied invasion of Italy marks a real D Day and hint at German counter moves led by Rommel. Paris radio quotes Jean Paquis asserting the curtain rising on a major offensive as Allied landings unfold and Britain braces for further action amid rumors of Mediterranean defenses.
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Stalin Advocates Freedom of Worship Across Faiths
The article quotes Joseph Stalin expressing support for freedom of conscience and worship. It notes a cautious stance on cooperation with Pope Pius XI regarding Catholic church matters, framed within the broader Soviet policy environment.
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Frederick county to oil 63 miles of state roads soon
The State Roads Commission plans surface treatment on about 64 miles in Frederick County starting Monday. Detours will reroute traffic on Brunswick to Point of Rocks highways and Route 7 near Petersville, with other sections including Route 14 from Payne's Hill to Hansonville and Route 75 between Liberty and Joansville. Detour details and further miles to be treated will be announced as work progresses.
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Bankers Of Group 2 Meet Here Tonight
About 200 people from five counties are expected at a Group 2 bankers meeting. The event features keynote remarks by F R Warne of the Federal Reserve Bank Richmond and bank executives from Fredesie Monteeanery Wash, Howard counties. Ruth Bathnore leads the local committee. Joan Ho Crnninaban chairs Westminster Group 2. Arrivals for the coming year will be elected.
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Allied drive across Gustav Line begins in Italy
Allied Fifth and Eighth Armies launched a major spring offensive in Italy. From Cassino to the sea, the 24 mile front saw initial gains as troops crossed the Rapido and Gari rivers with air and naval support, while German resistance stiffened. The operation, directed by Gen Harold Alexander, involved American British Dominion Polish French and Italian forces and aimed to break the Gustav Line and reach the Hitler Line.
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