Americans Push China War Effort Across Three Fronts
Dispatches describe American Flying Tigers and US bombers striking Japanese positions across Hankow and central China. Chinese forces retake Thang in Kiangsi. Chiang Kai-shek vows Japan’s strength will fall to one tenth of the Allies by winter as Churchill pledges ongoing support to China.
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Hohien
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Nice Compliment- But in Reverse FOLLIG, Ohio
A damaged OCR fragment from FOLLIG Ohio mentions Grover Mecutcheon, county school superintendent, and a reference to untelected exercise with garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a compliment or speech context but lack coherent facts, dates, or a clear event.
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Follig
Ohio
Grover Mecutcheon
Gandhi Seeks Allied Troop Aid In Indian Defense
Gandhi urges Allies to keep United Nations troops in India to deter Japanese aggression. He says troops would remain under treaty, not rule, and that India should be relieved of British taxes to start a new national life with nonviolence as its guiding policy.
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Gandhi
India
Harijan
United Nations
Ching
Ting
Axis
Wickard Sees Post War Food Need
U S secretary of Agriculture Wickard urged mobilization of agricultural resources across the Americas to feed the world after victory. He warned against price hoarding through international accords and called for expanded production, stable prices, and assured markets to prevent shortages in a postwar world. He highlighted Latin American potential to supply quinine fibers and other materials once imported from the Far East.
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Wickard
American Conference of Megriculture
Sucn &S Ruther
Asmerians
Wivxerd
Russia
Grente
Poland
Germany
Witkard
United Nations
Connolly Wins National Senior Walk Championship Again
Philadelphia July 6 John P Connolly a dancer with the New York Civic Opera company today held the national senior A A U 15000 meter walking championship for the second consecutive year. Connolly plodded the approximate ting miles over sunlit pavements in 1 hour 56 4 5 seconds.
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Connolly Champ Walker
Philadelphia
John P. Connolly
New York Civic Opera Company
Connolly
Philadelpha
Reds Seek to Stem Dow Push Across Front Lines
Reds fight a westward drive with 1500 German troops reported to support a broad offensive. Bridgeheads across the Dow are growing as battles unfold along a 12 mile flank from Grello east of Khartoy. Analysts warn of a potential northeast Hino Sea diversion using troops from the Ketch peninsula aimed at Frostov, key to the oil regions.
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Grello
Khartoy
Hino Sea
Ketch
Frostov
Rationing Tightens Across Americas and Britain
British rationing grows stricter with limited gasoline and tires for limited use. Canada tightens coupons 60 yearly per car, four to five gallon slots by province, affecting tourists and motorists. US and Latin American effects noted as shortages divert goods to war efforts and alter travel and freight patterns.
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Mark Bari
New York
Canada
Britain
Ottawa
Becaie
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New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Prairie
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Alberta
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Mart Carcer
United States
North Texas campaign swing by Moody and Allred
A rugged itinerary outlines candidates Moody and Allred planning extensive North Texas campaigning. Moody will visit Abilene Abilene and Abilene days. Allred targets Northeast Texas then West Texas with stops in Tyler Athens Canton Gilmer Longview and other cities. The schedule spans Monday through Saturday with cross state travel, highlighting key towns such as Dallas Zip codes and county seats as both seek re election.
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W. Lee
Ybanie
Dan
Lubbock
Monfay
James ¥. Allred
United States
Jd O'Dante
West Texas
Abiline
Olpanist
Texas
Moody
Athens
Canton
Fast Time for Girl Swimmers
Glor ia Callen and Alice Crozer of the New York Women’s Swimming Association scored dramatic wins in a benefit program for army relief at Boarbbohrouge on Hudson. Callen set a 10 yard backstroke mark and Crozer posted a 220 yard freestyle time as crowds cheered. The event featured Ford Frick, Na nan Baseball league president, announcing proceeds would go to the relief fund.
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Gloria Callen
Alice Crozer
New York
Army Relief Fund
Miss Callen
Mike Crozier
Ford Frick
Na Nan Baseball League
Thei
Anay Fund
Houston Bayou Flood Fears From Recent Rain
Houston officials warned of possible flooding as Buffalo and White Oak baysous rose markedly after heavy rainfall. Water levels neared flood stage with potential overflow into residential areas if rainfall continued, while levees showed damage along rice levees and streams, and rainfall totals across the watershed reached several inches over the past three days.
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White Oak Bayou
Buffalo Bayou
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South Ealt Street
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Gypeess
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Tombatt
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Eany Tony
Howe
Weather Bureau
Tetay
Log Rolling Halted After 50 Minutes
Log rolling halted after fifty minutes in Qladdstone Mich. Walter Swanson of Quillicoye Wash and drmex Run ning of Beinit Wis contested the long list, claiming it could not stand without a fall. The event tied to the 142 national jogging tour, with Mary dune Malo of Carntull Wis as a successfully defendant in a separate matter concerning Tier Wwonwa’s title against Marinda Phillips.
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Qladstone
Mich
Walter Swanson
Qillicoye
Wash
Drmex
Beinit
Wis
Nin
Mary Dune Malo
Carntull
Wwonwa
Marinda
Tereell
Sevastopol Battle Report From German Spokesman
In Bern, German chief of staff General Schults described Sevastopol as unparalleled in war for severity and violence. He cited the June 2 capture of the great base Segan after a five day bombardment, with 60,000 tons of metal fired in 28 days, and claimed heavy Italian fire halted German infantry on June 7. He noted vast Soviet materiel losses and the capture of Deputy Army leader General Novikov among prisoners, detailing hundreds of guns, aircraft, and armor seized or destroyed.
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Switzerland
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Geheral Schuikts
Britz Erich Fon Mannstelo
Mews- Paperoich
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Schultsania
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Novikov
Grimesti
Lanna
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Medwhix
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Tyost
Slaughter
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Hoholen
Chirnga
Reiner
Deroy King Victorious In Turbulent New York Racing
In a chaotic New York racing meet, Deroy King surged to a win amid a string of unsettled finishes and purse actions. Notable performances included Whirlawne and trainer Tei Tunta, with stakes and payouts reflecting a volatile afternoon at Warren Weigle’s track.
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Wintner
Deroy King
Wells
Ino
Warren Weigle
Ba Burne
Tei Tunta
Benhisenit
Ot Sackettla
Tom Foye
Vonkroll
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Ileea
Lengihe
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Aerio Bandesp
Cosaluly
Allon
Nring Anil
Week End Sports Upsets Highlight Weekend Track and Field Wins
Fen New York Don Buttre crushed Bods by 84 to 82 for national program title. Montclair N J Hole Oilman excelled in Washington junior meet, Beniter Princeton 8 42 in intercollegiate battle. Ken Whitney’s Darby champion shutout, set mile record. Chivkko-Take Wing won in a sprint to claim $20,000 prize.
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New York
Don Buttre
Hires
Brank Kovacs
Ardee Barnes
Montclair
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Hole
Tal Vernity
Waabligion
Dick Beniter
Princeton
Benalattle
A. J. Beckett
Rowe
Wathlawey
Atrotch
Payne Whitney
Iilia Tarm
Valdisa Orban
Fawkes Hendicap
Abingcon Park
Slorn
Stripes Hanido
Konan
Mavelace
Equitox
M. F—Al Alexia
Georcer
Town University
Eatablinhad
Jack Torrance
L&waesen
Showman Entering Texas Race for State Representative
BWEETWATER July 6 One Texas showman may become a lawmaker next year. Hirley Seller, known for large shows across Texas, announces candidacy for representative of Mitchell Nolan and Fisher counties. He has long allied with Sadler in political races and built a carnival network across towns. He claims generous scholarships and a storied showbiz past, while detailing his path from carnival trombonist to public office.
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Texas
Hirley Seller
Yiouns
Sadler
West Texan
Harvey
Flex
Shank Cancels July 13 Fight With Hand Injury
Denver welterweight Shank withdraws from July 13 bout with Vinne Wines in Newark due to a swollen right thumb. Manager George Knorr said X rays showed torn ligaments and Shank will be out for two weeks, forcing the cancellation of the engagement in Newark, New Jersey.
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Shank
Denver
Henry Attstrong
Tridey
Newaek
George Knost
Agi Shank
Enat
Knorr
Meisdowhoek Bowl
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