Nazis Lash Out Halt Allied March Northward in Italy
In northern Italy the German defense around the Gothic Line halts the Fifth and Eighth Armies advancing toward Livorno Pisa and Florence. House to house fighting rages in Rosignano where American infantry near Livorno press to break through strongpoints. German counterattacks along the western front slow gains as Allied artillery and tanks clash with heavy shelling and rocket fire. two German companies surrender in the Volterra region during a surprise morning barrage.
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Montecatini
Flores
Colle di Val d'Elsa
Volterva Ure
Allied forces push back Axis on multiple fronts in Italy
In Sicily and Italy, the Eighth and Fifth armies report heavy tank and gun losses for the enemy, including 16 Tiger tanks. Arezzo faces stiff resistance as Allied forces under Leese advance from Monte Lignano, while the Tiber valley push continues toward Montone and Gualdo Tadino. Polish troops defend the Adriatic coast near Numana.
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Arezzo
Florence
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Tiber Valley
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Umbertide
Montene
Gualdo Tading
Adriatic
Numana
36th Chief to Head School At Ft. Benning
Maj. Gen. Fred L. Walker, commander of the 38th division, will return to the United States to command the Fort Benning Infantry School. He led the 36th from Salerno to Rome, mapping the Velletri front and aiding the Rome drive. Walker's 36th was largely Texan, with replacements from many states. General Marshall recently praised the division’s Rome campaign. Walker joined the 36th in 1941 and became a general in January following Gaulsian maneuvers.
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Planes Hit Nazi Oil in Allied Bombing Blitz
Allied air forces attacked Nazi oil targets from the Normandy front to Le Mans and Kiel, dropping 3000 plus heavy bombers in a broad offensive. More than 6000 sorties were flown with losses of eighteen Allied aircraft, while London endured in raids and southern England faced bombing.
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Kiel
Germany
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France
Italy
Mediterranean
Conmimv Uniques
Just Friends WAC Denies Engagement Rumors
London dispatches report that Just Friends WAC Captain Briggs denied any engagement to Cal Elliott Roosevelt of the Army Air Forces. Colonel Roosevelt responded with no foundation to the rumors. The mother of Captain Briggs, Mrs Rosebush, was quoted by press dispatches from Port Edward.
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Circus Fire Toll 152 Cause Probed
The disaster described as the greatest in Ambyfean circus history left 223 injured as fire destroyed the show’s tent and costumes. Governor Baldwin led the emergency response, morgue operations began within hours, and survivors faced a long, uncertain aftermath with volunteers aiding the grieving.
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Raymond E. Baldwin
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Aad
Deadline Set For Motions In Loan Cases
Defendants listed as highstate on the federal small ioaha indlot ments resulting from a nation wide investigation have until August 15 to file their motions pleas and demurrers Judge W Ax Keeling of U S district court announced Friday. Keeling set the time to 1 5 pm August 15 and briefs by 1 pm September 5. The court would hear arguments October 16. Dozens of corporations and individuals pleaded not guilty to indictments charging antitrust law violations. Demurrers to quash the indictments were expected from several parties. May alter minds about warrants for nine defendants who failed to appear for arraignment. The case involves money as a commodity and commerce acts questions.
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W. Ax Keeling
District Court
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Jaiy Tie
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Bernard A. Golding
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William ©. Land
Parks Case San Antonio Court Hears Apology and Denials
In a County Court session at Lay Nov1 Thursday Parks apologized to Kitts Miller for losing his temper after a traffic disturbance at the Blanco Road community center three weeks ago. Kitts Miller plans to press charges of disturbing the peace as Parks faces potential fines. community petitions and local officials dispute circulated claims of reconciled tempers and support.
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Lay
Blanco Road
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Kittsmiller
Xeanan
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Dundee
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Shook
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William Steinhardt
Sequin
Is Epilepsy Inherited and What Causes It
A reader asks about inheritance and causes of epilepsy. The booklet from the Educational Division, SDS Fifth Ave, New York, asks readers to send for free information.
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New York
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