Soviet Rise in Power Seen As Menace to West
A seated analysis by Karl 11. Deap argues that the Soviet Union could move into Germany behind advancing Red Army forces, threatening Western powers. The piece links Soviet expansion to Stalin’s long strategy, contrasting allied positions and predicting possible Berlin entry before American and British advances reach the Nieman.
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Napoleon
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Ted
Bertin
Russia
Japan
Union Trouble Seen as Union Strife Escalates
In Chicago on July 28 an attempted shooting wounded Joseph Drsmyter, 45, organizer for the International Brotherhood of Veamsters, Chavffenes, Warehousemen and Helpers, A. I. L. The attack, described as an act of warfare between unions, occurred as Drsmyter left his home. A shotgun blast from an edan gon targeted him.
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International Brotherhood of Veamsters
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Union Jacksons
Deamyter Wen
Taling Ewoanen
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Poland and the war in Europe are framed as a global contest of resolve. Senator Vandenberg argues Russia fights well yet other nations including Britain, China, and America contribute equally in this fraternal war. He warns Moscow seeks a Fraternity of Bolshevization, while Roosevelt’s stance is read as a party to that aim with Communist support for re election.
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Stalin
Asia
Japan
Eric 4. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Tram Mosiow
Europe
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Baeslel
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Stalin Hay
World Organisation
Phat
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Prite Rainister
America
Frank
Iin D. Roosevelt
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Churchill
Timir
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Commonwealth
China
Poland
Baltic Republics
Moscow
TB Control Chief Stops Over in L A
Dr Herman 2 Tibor of the U S Public Health Service halted in San Antonio on return to Washington from Moxico City. He discussed proposed national TB control funding of 16,060,001 dollars and how Texas and Anto ni would be affected. Local officials Dr Lewis C Robbins and Dr Robert Aner som coordinated efforts with health authorities to shape the plan.
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Herman 2
Tibor
U. S. Public Health Service
Stoppei
San Antonio
Muyday
Washington
Moxico Glty
Hillshoe
Ubrh
United States
Texas
Gan Antoni
Lewis C. Robbins
Robert Anersom
Millet
U. 8
Public Health District
Girestor
Dallas
Rommel and the Nazi Pin Up Boy Mystery
A distorted account discusses Rommel as a figure in the Nazi leadership, noting clashes with Allied plans led by Montgomery. The piece ponders his fate amid conspiracies and shifts in loyalty, suggesting uncertainty about his status and possible death.
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Rommel Nazi
Candidates to Get Special Trains
Washington July 23 candidates for president and vice president may use pool cars or train sections for campaign travel as authorized by the ONT. The move enables campaigns to transport nominees and aides in special trains or cars for events and appearances.
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Washington
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Mine Sweeper Swerve Sunk in Mediterranean Action
The navy announced today that the U S S Swerve a Beton mine sweeper was sunk in the Mediterranean by enemy action. The crew of 60 officers and men included survivor Lieut Andrew Mortand. Casualties were tall but the exact number was not disclosed.
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Waagrinukon
Navy
U.S
Waa Fia
Andrew Morta-nd
Woman State Treasury Clerk Named in Texas
State Treasurer Jersa Jomea announced the appointment of Miss Helen Purser as chief clerk to succeed Garland A. Smith who resigned to enter the navy. Purser, a treasury department employee since 1937, is the second woman to hold the position. Pension group to meet at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Crockett hotel.
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Austin
Jersa Jomea
Helen Purser
Sudis
Ate Ceed Garland A. Smith
Cardwell
Navy
Misa Purser
Treasury Department
Jarigy
Pension Group
Texas United Pension Movement
Crockett Hotel
Air Blows Smash 3 Jap Airdromes
Air attacks from MacArthur's headquarters in New Guinea claim destruction of at least 45 Japanese planes on the ground and in the air, with significant damage to three enemy airfields at Katmahara. Mitchells of Gen. Kenney's force dropped over 80 tons of explosives, blasting thirty enemy aircraft and damaging many more on the ground.
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Louglas MacArthur
New Guinea
INS
Hakmaherr Thurasing
Manefal MacArthur
Tangerie
George G. Kenney
Lojovaty
Galeth
Katmahara
Janan
Piliipines
Wreckagg
Ninan
Notre Dame pilot reported missing over Germany
The War Department announced Lieut Pol Trangia S Gabreshi, a former Notre Dame student, is missing in action over Germany after achieving 91 enemy aircraft destroyed in air combat and 28 on ground. A letter from the 26-year-old pilot indicated plans to vote home soon, prompting Oklahoma City residents to raise funds for a homecoming celebration.
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U.S
Germany
OIL Olty
Trangia S. Gabreshi
America
War Department
Rommel Dead Said Captives Report From Front
Allied reports claim German commander Rommel is dead while captives confirm heavy Nazi losses in the Coutances Avranches area. US Ninth Air Force flyers describe widespread destruction between Gouances and Agrières as American armor drives toward the Avranches line, with German defense stiffening as towns fall and parachutists attempt to cover escape routes toward the coast.
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Avyranches
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Bettany
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Coutances
Brel
Treanville
Commonique Baturday Moring
Threo
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Avranches
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Meninwhtte
Sh. Lo
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Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with no clear events, names, or locations to anchor a factual summary. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identify entities for a meaningful T and S.
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Brazil Seeks Brake on Coffee Movements Under OPA Ceilings
Brazil finance minister Arthur de Souza Gosta said he discussed with State Department officials the coffee flow to the United States being hindered by OPA price ceilings. He noted rising living costs and production costs since 1941 had slowed shipments, and he avoided confirming any move to raise ceilings.
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Washington
Dilly
INS
Arthur de Souza Gosta
Brazil
State Department
Ion
United
OPA
United States
Raisa
Junior Deputies Seek New Home Plea for larger space from Sheriff Brogan
The junior deputies, led by new president Father Love Dr, seek a large home, preferably a warehouse, to house their 900 members as they expand their activities. Sheriff Investigator Bill Brogan sponsors the group and notes they have outgrown his courthouse office. Ed Tyrrell, federal agent, praised their activity during the talk.
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Japior
Iritay
Fath
Way Sn Ehiarge
Ed Tyrrell
Federal Secret
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