Trigger-Mappy Youths Darken De Gaulle Parade in Paris
A Paris correspondent recounts Friday and Saturday turmoil as youths with pistols and machine guns parade through streets, De Gaulle’s open ear amid gunfire near Notre Dame, crowds panicked, police halted Maquis activity, then quiet returned Sunday. The writer notes damaged buildings, scarce goods, and the celebratory mood amid wartime hardship.
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Byi
Merket JI
Innes Newssingers
Paris
Haliere
Seruwy
Soletory
Priace
General de Grully
Trinice
Champs Figsees
Skly
Elf
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Whit
Welre Dane
de Gaulio
Army
Ileear
Hillman Opposes Communism in House Remarks
Political roundup reports Hillman telling a House committee that campaign groups backing Roosevelt-Truman aim to influence party outcomes while adhering to campaign finance laws. He criticizes PACs as engineered and pledges fund-raising scrutiny, naming donors and totals. The piece notes other figures condemning alleged slush funds and previews Dewey campaign planning as Republicans mobilize nationwide.
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Slaney Hillman
Jom Action Committee
Iia
House
P.A.C
Roosevett- Trumin
Reiuis
Cai Palen
Membre
Georgia
Biman
Hie
Hillman
Hirowan
Hiliman
Ttn C.lc
Geo Ria
Smithwiex
Pope
Fnten
New York
PAC
Toy Christian
Toosevell
Creight J. Bradley
Nazis Push Toward Gothic Line As Allied Forces Advance
Allied units advancing along the eastern Itellan front moved within three miles of the Gothic Line fortifications. Polish and other Allied forces secured coasts and towns along the Arailla river as the Nazis began a voluntary withdrawal to prepared defenses, with General Clark reporting total enemy prisoners reaching 47,100.
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Ane
Eighth Army
Mactry
Foto
Arailla
Death ruled natural by coroner in aged man case
A coroner ruled the death of an elderly man natural. A 15 year old boy was found dead Monday near Florence. The missing man had vanished from his county home on July 1. Deputy sheriff officials said the body was found in a field east of Florence, with details pending.
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Matt
Mondey Svar Southion
Ahernifé
Gus Almmerman
Sheriff's Office
Bern
New Shoe Stamp Rule Set by OPA Official
A Tuesday move by Bernard M. Goldburg, miscellaneous products rationing officer for the OPA, introduces a rule where special shoe stamps will be marked for the specific shoe type they cover. These stamps are not interchangeable with regular shoe coupons.
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Bernard MM. Goldburg
Tad Pulich
Flier Aids Destroy German Tanks in World War II
Reported action by S A Flier Helps Destroy Tanks involving Lowell B Smuth and Mrs J A Smith of 338 Elmhurst Ave. In rapid response to an attack on German Tiger tanks, Ninth Air Force crews near Cotintences south engaged and damaged two tanks while Lt Smith claimed a third. Radio message praised the good job and noted Lt Smith’s 12th mission over Europe.
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Lowell _B. Smuth
Jaccqueline A.smith
Elmhurst Avenue
Greu Troupe
Ninth Air Force
Cotitences
Thunderbolts
Smith
Europe
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