Soviet Defenses Hold In Carpathians Amid Tank Battles
Soviet forces clash with German and Romanian units along the Lack-Snow line near Kiev as Beale and other fronts see heavy fighting. Prisoners and river operations are reported as Soviet forces counterattack and claim German troops wearing Russian uniforms. A Soviet Danube raid nets 510 more prisoners. The Red Army attacks reach beyond Romanian borders while a naval strike targets Constanta.
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Beale
Ukraine
Hiso
Carpathian
Prut River
Black Sea
Constante
Oslo
Jsst
New York
Hurkish Girscles
Moscow
Sverd- Jovsk
Ural Mountains
Red Army
Two Lucky in Fire in Hamlin Business District
In Hamlin on June 2 Garfield Paulis a teacher and restaurant owner moved his business across the street from the burning building. Ward Smith, owner of another nearby building, had just renewed his insurance policy the day before the fire.
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Hamlin, W.a
Garfield Paulis
Ward Smith
Hemlin
Pauley
Ward Bunith
Cimitngrd Buldings
Better Outlook Seen for Farms in Defense Era
ITHACA NY June 26 New Yorks vegetable growers may see improved demand this year due to the defense program. Dr Bond of Cornells department of agricultural economics says people will probably eat more and live better, with prices likely to rise.
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Ithaca, N.Y
New York
Bond
Department of Agricultural Economics
Cornell
Mile of Pennies and Nickels Raises Funds for Library
Corinth residents and visitors collected over 107 feet of pennies and 21 feet of nickels in a fundraising drive dubbed the Mile of Pennies and Nickels to support the Corinth Free Library. Father John Lafarge is highlighted for modernizing the Catholic New Testament, explaining updates and clearer meanings in Greek Latin and Aramaic terms, as featured in the American Weekly magazine.
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John LaFarge
Largest plane endabledt in california
Marci field, California June 22 ty Madden Aight completed the Douglas B 10 described by the Army Air corps as the worlds biggest bomber ready for a long series of tent hops to determine if the nation will hold a fleet of super dreadnoughts. The monster weighs 22 tons when loaded and is to be tested after over control during takeoff and landing by Maj. Stanley Umstead of Wright Field.
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Bantn Mouien
March Field
Stanley MM
Umstead
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Army
Police Misplaced Handcuffs Halts City Lockup Routine
Philadelphia police failed to locate handcuffs after a suspect attempt to “parrot” a prisoner to headquarters. An officer, expecting a pale detainee in the cell, discovered no cuffs and sent a patrol car a mile and a half to detective headquarters for equipment, delaying standard processing.
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Philadelphia
Tin
War Roundup Claims Russian Gains Across Eastern Front
War roundup reports Red Army stands firm on the old frontier while smashing a German drive toward Minsk and Moscow. German agency claims a Russian division destroyed. Istanbul sources say Minsk fell, but high command delays confirmation. Winns braces for a Russian onslaught as Henke base shelled and Germans move toward Murmansk. British daylight attack hits Nazi held French coast after nightly bombardments. Wael describes attacks on England as light.
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Red Army
Soldier Wilted at Exploit at Benning
MOR BENNING Ga June 28 A jealous private leaped into an enemy truck when his captors relaxed their vigilance He reported the exploit to his army head quarters Then he wilted a few minutes later upon discovering the vehicle was filled with dynamite Details read like a comic but the danger was real and the incident described in terse fashion.
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Mor
Benning
War 25 Years Ago Today June 28 1816 Compiled By TW
The British armies launch smash assaults on the front. German defenses suffer heavily. French report progress east of the Meuse. Mallais advances on Renann front, forcing Austrians back as Hungarians move into Romania. Reds push toward Turkey. ships sail the Black Sea.
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Meuse
Mallais
Small Fry Finds Ice Cream Stash At Dump
In Clyde on June 21 a local boy found an ice cream mine in a village dump, a box from a company that freezes ice cream on a stick. The find revealed a cache of free samples tossed into a waste basket and piled high. Confectioners note brisk business with at least 150 free sticks claimed.
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Clyde, N
Weather summary and forecasts from scattered observations
A dense, OCR messy weather page lists temperatures, wind, rainfall, and sky conditions for numerous U.S. and nearby locations. It includes humid readings near Arad, rainfall totals around 3 to 4 inches in some areas, cloudiness and smoky conditions in several cities, and temperature readings spanning the 60s to 70s with mentions of a new moon and tides. The data cover many places such as Amarillo, Birmingham, Brownsville, Corpus Christi, Denver, Detroit, Galveston, Des Moines, Fort Smith, Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Seattle, and Washington, among others, with scattered forecasts and notes on humidity, cloud cover, and rain.
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T & En
Seta
Clea
N. Alot
Pextie Amarillo
Texas
Geo
Exon Birmingbar
Brads
Brownsville
Tex
Pe Cily
Buffalo
N. River
Charleston
toRaling
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bel Rio
Denver
Bo Des Moines
Jewa
Detroit
Mae
EL Paz
Evansville
Ind
Fort Smit Ark
Galveston
Getdland
Kan
Halleran
N. Pi
Huron
Hazy
Jeckavnville
Fis
Reining
Juniau
Raininx
Kemman City
Cheardy
Elaxman
Ariz
Knowville
Tenn
Ala
Brioky
Resheiko
Tern
Stacky
Orlewia
Tao
New Work
Clowry
Nome
Alaska
Raining
Oklahorda City
Oxls
Clondy
Omaha
Nebo
Phoenix
Artz i Pitteburigh
Puebla
Cola
Teleigh
M.C
Richmond
Boonle
Bull Lake City
Clowdy
Seattle
Eberidan
Cannan Amenton
Za Swat
Witnipex
Cheviy
Lack of Civilian Dentists Feared Pennies Too Small for Hold-Up Man
June 23 In Apincolpolis Dr Wilfred H Robinson president of the American Dental Association warned a civilian dentist shortage may result from the defense effort. He said dentists are being turned into privates where their skills cannot be used in army or civilian life. Baker remarks noted progress yet insufficient as the army still lacks a dental corps. In Pasadena a robber took $6.30 from a wallet with pennies and said he could not be bothered with pennies.
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Inclinapolis
Wilfred H. Robinson
American Dental Association
Rab+ingon
The
Arme
Gayl
Pasadena
Lloyd Multerone
Sobber
Shrub
Jack
Distribution of Crops Outmoded in Modern Marketing
June 24 report from WanningsoN notes a potential lag in Americas crop distribution system likened to an 1810 auto. Despite some groups reporting efficiency, USDA surveys show marketing costs eat 11 cents of every dollar at retail while only 42 cents returns to farmers.
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Wanningson
America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Actuil
Ambulance Rushes To Aid Victim Near Eugene
Warren B. Starkle of Dayton Ohio collapsed while driving along a highway near Eugene. Three ambulances arrived within minutes and a fourth was delayed by a collision en route. Starkle was taken to the hospital.
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Eugene
Ore
INS
Warren B. Starkle
Dayton
Ohio
Stockler
Texans Ballot in Senator Election Continues Page One
The piece reports on Texas voters weighing key senatorial choices amid national peril. Attorney General Mann ends his campaign at Delta with a pro Texas victory stance and calls to defend freedom abroad. A local Orange resident expresses confidence in victory despite opponents' large spending and negative campaigning.
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DNITY
America
Poland
Greece
France
Belgium
Thore
Roosevelt
Mann
Deltas
Texas
United States of America
Amper
Jen
Coutit
Orange
Milkmen Will Be Off on Sundays
Salt Lake City article notes delivery changes as milkmen will not deliver on Sundays. George Windner, president of the Salt Lake Milk Dispatchers association, says weekday deliveries only allowing workers to sleep late and attend church. Cows remain in routine production.
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Salt Lake City
CINS
Habitnes
Salt Lakers
Mikman
George Windner
Salt Lake
Windner
Johnson Sees Senate Victory After Texas Campaign
Lyndon Johnson, congressman from Texas tenth district and U. S. Senate candidate, ate breakfast in San Antonio after flying from Horton and predicted a large win. He cited Belton straw poll gains and noted rally crowds in Houston and San Antonio as evidence, then left for Johnson City with his wife. He planned a radio address and said his campaign was closed with one final appeal.
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States
San Antoni
Horton
Gonncon Seid
Hin
Chaniel
San Antonio Alte Bexar
Greus
Beldon
Johnson
Johnsons
Houston
San Antonio
A& A
Sani Houston Hall
Momie
Johnson City
Plazes Hotel
Carroll Kayes
Washington
French News Men on Six Day Week
Paris dispatch reports a German commander ordinance limiting French newspapers to six publication days per week. Morning papers skip Monday, afternoon papers omit Sunday. The rule also covers sports papers and salaries for newspaper workers must not be reduced.
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Paris
Commmnter
Fercen
France
New Plan to Elect Judges Is Offered
A proposed system would eliminate political campaigning and use a governor selected pool of candidates. A nominating commission would assemble candidates when vacancies occur and the governor would pick one. The judge would appear on the ballot and voters decide retention based on his record.
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Thigago
CNA
Seattle
Rover
Com- CO
Krosley
Aot
Cecuys
Judiciacy
Association
Unclear fragment points to a teen marriage case
Readable bits mention a 15 year old girl and a husband with cited actions. Details are fragmentary and uncertain about location, dates, or outcomes.
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Ahe
Crane Is Home for Robin and Family
Chicago reports a robin nesting under a railroad crane near June 26. A mother robin carefully laid eggs and hatched a brood despite the noisy yard. Workers watched the chick development as the nest endured.
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Crane
Robin
Chicago
Double Saving Time Introduced In Britain War Effort
The article reports Britain adopting double saving time to boost industrial war effort. It notes London entertainment venues including theatres and dance halls thriving in the first week, with improved business across show business as many stage evening performances for the first time since the war began.
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London
Britain
Hungarian prophetess Poriska Ailbiger foretells change
The article describes Poriska Ailbiger, a Hungarian prophetess, whose various predictions include political upheaval and Hitler’s fate. It notes she was placed in protective custody after foretelling violent outcomes and mentions shifts in a girls’ work program and a school setting.
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Hitler
Poriska Ailbiger
Atviking
Anverteain Weekly
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