Public Warns Against Excess Optimism On War News
Military observers in Washington cautioned that rising UN successes should not spark undue optimism. They cited Japan counteroffensive setbacks in the Saladin Islands, Soviet advances west of Moscow, bombardment of Lashio, Allied blows in North Africa, and New Zealand actions near Solomons, urging caution as Hitler presses in the Caucasus and Stalingrad.
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UNS
United Nations
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Caucasus
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Russia
Caspian
Missing Randolph sergeant sought by family in 1900s
Former Randolph sergeant John B Wiezorek of the weather office at Randolph field is reported missing after serving in the Pacific theater. In September 1840 he left Randolph and later returned briefly, with letters home noting doubts about returning amid tensions at Corregidor.
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Lawrence Ywaeserek
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Wieserek
J. O.randolph Field
Phlippines Parker
St. Prahels Street
Lawrence
Guards Hired for SA Patrol Planes Mayor Announces
K Quin announced hiring of eight guards for civilian air patrol at the new city airport. Maj Karl J Johnson, national CAP commander, requested the guards.
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Paidoy
Civilan-Air Patrol
New City
Karl J. Johnson
Marie Osborne Steps In As Durbin Stand-In
Hollywood gossip notes that Marie Osborne once known as Baby Marie returns to film work as a stand-in for Deanna Durbin in a new day’s shoot. Osborne was a silent screen star, and her return marks a notable cross era appearance in THOMYWOOD.
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Marié Osborne
Baby Marie
Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Yanks Bury Jap Officer in New Guinea Mountain Find
A U S correspondent recounts discovery of a downed Japanese Zero in New Guinea. The pilot’s body is recovered with full military honors, a burial note prepared, and a small party including Lt. Charley Cathey, Sgt. Bill Spiker, and Capt. Bob Edwards accompanies the ascent through jungle terrain to the wrecked aircraft. The journey highlights harsh conditions and jungle terrain as they reach the summit.
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Sana
New Guinea
Wwe
Ae Ae Gee Ee
Sone Dap Bass
Charley Cathey
Canton
N. Gi
Bill Spiker
Oakland
Bob Edwards
Memphis
United States
Japs Withdraw From Tulagi Area
Naval analysts interpret Japan’s withdrawal from the Tulagi vicinity as a sign of a broader pause in the Solomons campaign. American land sea and air forces report checks on Japan’s drive to retake the area, with potential regrouping and threats to New Guinea prompting warnings about future moves. The navy notes a halted large assault as U.S. forces press operations around Guadalcanal and nearby Tulagi.
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Washington
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Tulagi
Solomon Islands
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Solomons
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Nemesis Of Nazis Gets Promotion
MOSCOW Aug 28 Gen Gregory Zhukov commander of Russia's central front is named first deputy to the defense minister, outranking all other Soviet generals. The record gives no details of new duties but observers expect him to assist Stalin on military matters. His command status at the central front is not disclosed.
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Gregory Zhukov
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