Quebec Parley to Inflame Jap War, Churchill Says
Prime Minister Winston Churchill stated the Quebec conference focused on inflaming the war against Japan and noted it would be awkward for the Soviet Union to attend. He urged unity among the Allies and anticipated a future United Nations meeting with Soviet participation. He defended Russia against criticism and highlighted the importance of a second front only when feasible. Churchill praised Russian resistance, warned rulers about the wages of sin, and described Quebec as the proper venue to coordinate plans with Britain and the United States for closer alliance in Asia theater. He called speculation on war’s end vain.
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Quebec
Winston Churchill
Japan
Russie
Soviet Union
Churchill
Russia
Church
Gerenans
Prasser
Geremay
Hitler
Boris
Bulgaria
Britain
India
Louis Mountbatten
Canada
France
Leaflets Call for Strike in Rome
Leaflets circulating in Rome urged a silent 10 am strike with arms crossed. Rome radio reported today that the initiative called for a mass demonstration. The Italian News Agency later said six anti fascist pastes denied any involvement with the circulars.
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London
Rome
Yanks Raid Nazi Targets in France
Allied air forces conduct a major night raid across France and the Rhineland as heavy and medium bombers strike Lille Vanderville Mazingarbe Muenchen Gladbach Rheydt and Duisburg. Three enemy fighters reportedly destroyed. two Allied aircraft missing. Vienna dispatches note panic and refugee reports amid ongoing fear of further air attacks.
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London
R.A. F
Eighth American Air Force
Tober
RA. F
Allied
Muenchen-Gindbach
Rheydl
Muenehen-Gladbach
Rheydt
France
Muenchen-Claubach
Duesseldorf
Germany
Hitler
Vienna
Hamburg
Air war over Italy sees heavy Allied raids on rail yards
Allied air forces massed near North Africa report heavy battles over Italy with Marauder bombers striking rail yards at Aversa and Civita Vecchia. The raid produced 21 enemy planes down, while Allied losses included 15 aircraft missing. Viterbo airfield and railroad facilities north of Rome endured direct hits and fires.
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North Africa
U. & Mas
Ital
Aversa
Weaney
Viterbo
Rome
Allie
Portresecs
Campara
Civita Vecchia
Leghorn
Sardinix
Ately
German risk mounts as Taganrog loses right flank
Wartime column notes German forces threatened by Russian pincers around Taganrog on the Sea of Azov. Soviet advances push westward toward the Donets and Kharkov while encircling risks loom for Hitler's southern wing. Counterattacks and a potential back to wall stand near the Dnieper are discussed as strategic implications unfold.
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Taganrog
Kharkov
Jer
Tuehrer
Rede
Isis
Sea of Azar
Leningrad
Dnieper
H. 5. Sewell
Tony
Jane
Crimea
Zaporogne
Yuns
Melitopol
Black Sea
Reis
Hitler
Donets
Russia
Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity Clouds Thundershowers
Forecast calls for cooler conditions with scattered thundershowers Tuesday afternoon in San Antonio and vicinity. Tuesday night and Wednesday forenoon show little change, with cooler trends and scattered activity in extreme northwest Texas late Tuesday night and northwest Wednesday forenoon. Scattered thundershowers also expected in the south portion Tuesday. Winds along the coast may be occasionally fresh Tuesday afternoon.
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San Antonio
Texas
Nightclub Shooting by Off-Duty Chicago Police
Howard Darnell a 23 year old Detroit Navy inductee was shot in the left lung at Tropical Nights saloon Chicago by off duty officers Joseph Murray and William Hogan who claimed he resisted arrest. Witnesses Ben Finger and Edward Morris describe the struggle after officers demanded Darnell’s draft card. Darnell collapsed and was hospitalized as the officers were detained.
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Chicago
INS
Howard Darnell
Detroit
Navy
Joseph Murray
William Hogan
Pivman
Ben Finger
Edward Morris
Darnell
Trogan
Darnan
Fie Sishl
Gale
Tiarnell
Bel
Hogan
Murray
Migoy Wasi
Bernell
Tim
Morris
Ranager
Lylephine
Mitre Ray
Finger
June
Strikers Stall Industry in Denmark
Denmark faced a brutal upheaval as at least 2000 killed or wounded in dawn clashes between Danish soldiers sailors and the German occupation. Martial law arrests the government and King Christian as Nazis seize power while strikes erupt in nine cities threatening a broader resistance. Refugees in Stockholm speak of possible free Danish governance in London with Allied support.
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Stockholm
Denmark
Christun Id
Christian
Longenthi
Heymann von Hartecken
Viborg
Aarhus
Grenaa
Fredericia
Sveaborg
Wider
von Hannecken
Erle Seaventuy
Four Garbage Drivers Found Guilty in City Dump Case
Justice of the Peace Ouis A West found four Park Commissioner Hein's garbage drivers guilty of dumping garbage within 900 feet of a highway on August 25. Drivers Fred Corillo Alex Macias Albert Koerber and Albert Salinas faced fines of 15 dollars plus costs in Harlandale court as witnesses described illegal dumps near the San Jose mission.
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Justice of the Peace
Ouis A. West
Henry Hein
West
Harlandale
Moining
Fred Corillo
Alex Macias
Albert Koerber
Albert Salinas
Giry
Phil Shook
Elton Cade
Theo Bimmang
Tennessee Street
Heln
Ed Schaefer
San Jose Mission
Heinard
Schacter
Carlilg
Mission
Ave San Miguel
Macias
Koerker
Salinas
L. A. BeLaurin
Gerbage
Hein
Schaefer
le Laurin
Carita
Sanitation Department
Enat House
Reds Race To Cut Off Crimea Force
London reports Stalin announced two orders of the day detailing Soviet advances. Yelnya Glukhov Volnya Taganrog and Smolensk are cited as captured or under pressure as Red Army drives toward Smolensk and Mareupol with garrison forces fleeing. Stalin lauds victorious operations and celebrates Taganrog fall as part of a broad campaign against Nazi positions on multiple fronts.
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London
Yelnya
Glukhov
Stalin
Russia
Artles
Smolensk
Vol~ Nya
Mos
Cow
Keystone
Hitler
Moscow
Yrlyna
Bre
Ander
Red Army
Taganrog
Naz Garerison
Dunkerque
Stalino
B. Bi. G
Sea of Azov
Crimea
Red
Mariupol
Sialno
Orel
Belgorod
Katachev
Kharkov
Gevek
Rostov
Raids Depress Nazis in Norway Across The Front
New York August 31 The London radio quoted a Swedish Social Democrat article saying German troops in Norway are greatly lowered in spirits. It says many are youths or older men and that three soldiers were arrested for smashing a radio set during a broadcast from Germany.
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New York
Norway
London
E Bec
Social Demtktaten A
Geremany
Houston Strikers Return to Work on San Felipe Project
Houston August 31 UH strikers on the 1,000,000 San Felipe housing project for war workers returned to work today after nearly two months of inactivity. The resumption followed a conference of leaders from two opposing labor unions and a settlement of the dispute.
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Houston
San Felpe
Mine Explosion Toll Reaches 22
In Birmingham Alabama a mining disaster death toll rose to 22 as volunteer rescuer M L Betley died from injuries. Twelve other miners remain hospitalized and unaccounted.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alg
INS
Gayraton Inkl
M. L. Betley
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