RAF Heavies Attack Sites For Launching V-2 Robots
Allied air power pounded northern France the Low Countries and into Germany as American fighters and bombers hit fleeing German troops, rail yards, oil plants, bridges and a suspected V-2 launch site at Mimoyecques. Operations targeted Ukraine– era rail links, while heavy bombers attacked Austria, Hungary, and Italy rail hubs and oil refineries as support for advancing Russian forces continued.
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London
France
Low Countries
Germany
Prankfurt
Italy
United States
Moosbierbaum Ail
Austria
Leony
Hungary
Danube
Budapest
Anc
Pky
Buconville
Tisea
Seventh Army
Lyon
Villarifrance de Verons
Czechoslovakia
Mimoyecques
Bas de Calais
Rhineland
Mannheim
Holland
Mannhielm
Ders
Alita
U.S
Patton's Army Crosses Marne Near Paris in Rapid Advance
Allied columns report Patton's forces pushing toward the Marne with multiple crossings and rapid gains. Units at Nangisserots Provins and Nogent-Villenauxe press the line 45 miles southeast of Paris while Romilly lies 16 miles east of Nogent. Supreme headquarters notes the front south of the Seine largely cleared of German troops, with scattered pockets under 1,000 men. Troop movements flood bridgeheads as Americans British and Canadians push toward the German rear near Le Havre and Brest, amid heavy German train movements along the Belgium and northern France corridor.
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Kolumam
Nangisserots
Belue
Melun
Provins
Paris
Nogent
Villenauxe
Recch
Lyvages
Vitry
Marna
Verdun
German Border. There Was No Confirmation Off Supreme Headquarters
Algiers
Troyes
Romilly
Supreme Headquarters
Seine
Parla
le Havre
Brest
Belgium
Pas de Calais
Eighth
Eighth Army
Maggiore
Fossomtrone
Pano
Florence
Arno
Pontassieve
Plor
Nazis Yield World War I Battle Field
Allied forces continue a sweeping advance into France with Butler's Task Force driving toward Grenoble and Swiss border areas. German resistance weakens as surrendering troops move to American lines. coastal batteries face bombers while Marseilles port area remains contested. Var river frontier reached as Allied ground forces enjoy clear skies and warm weather along the Riviera.
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Ae Ted Mulhouse
Grenoble
Frederick Butler
San Francisco
Calif
Butler
Switzerland
London
Perry
Geneva
France
Troyer
Algiers
Vichy
Port Bened
Imilon
Ratonnzeu
Marséille
Manritime
Poles Punch Path in Nazi Italy Defense
Poles push through a German line along the Metauro river as Allied forces advance near Pesaro Rimini and the Po valley. Eighth Army men cross the Maggiore and take Fossombrone while Romagna’s Arno defenses retreat. German losses mount and hostages are reported shot near Udine.
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Italy
Rome
Metauro
Arabia
Eighth Army
Adriatic
Pesaro
Rimini
Iite Adriatic
Fano
Fourth Parachute Division
Bulgaria Peace Terms Reached Ahead of Armistice
London reports indicate Bulgaria will hand over surrender terms to a Cairo envoy within days and armistice terms for Romania to be signed in Moscow soon. Terms, prepared by the European advisory commission, aim to give Greece and Yugoslavia protection while Bulgaria seeks partial territorial gains with German approval. Pravda urges other nations to oppose Nazis, warning of collective fate for those siding with Germany.
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London
Bulgaria
Cairo
Moscow
Balkan
European Advisory Commission
Washington
Germany
Finland
Hungary
Slovakia
Romania
Pravda
Russia
Bunegary
Waerington
Times of London
Free Hungarian Council
OBrien Hints Resignation From City Health Office
Jack OBrien business manager of the city health department suggested he may resign on September 1 while seeking private sector work. He refused to confirm resignation, stating press releases must come from the health director’s office. Dr. Lewis G Robbins was named in city health matters.
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Jack O'Brien
City Health Department
City Health Director
Lewis G. Robbins
Elty Health Lace
Clty
Meredith Mary Gwen funeral plans announced
Mary Gwen Meredith died at a local hospital Saturday. Funeral services are set for 3 30 p m Tuesday at Harlandale Methodist Church with interment in Kereville. Survivors include her father Rev J H Meredith a sister Ruth Meredith and a brother W R Meredith. She served as a church steward and Sunday school teacher at Hertandate Methodist Church and attended Southwestern University and Indiana University earning a master of arts degree.
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Mary Meridith
Mary Gwen Meredith
West Hurt Avenue
Harlandale
Harlandale Methodist Church
Kereville
J. H. Meredith
Ruth Meredith
W. R. Meredith
First Application Check Liching Agonieing Rehing
Fragmentary OCR reads a garbled note about a first application involving a blue star ment and repeated checks. Mentions money and a false tar, with unclear references to ringworm and various names.
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Texas
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USA
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Belluno
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Stockholm
Juho Paastkivi
O'Brien
Florsheim Shoes
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Joske's
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Furetirs
Joske
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