Novorossisk Defenses Crumble As Red Army Advances
Moscow reports Red Army forces breach outer fortifications at Novorossisk with fierce combat in air and on land. Soviet claims include destroying 939 German planes in the week, heavy losses to German communications behind Ukrainian and central front lines, and multiple railway junction strikes. Russian units press the Kuban advance amid hand to hand clashes, bayonet charges, and continued bombardment as German positions deteriorate near Novorossisk.
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Kuban
Lishchansk
Doneta
Rel Air Force
Novorossisk
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Horntiers
Brynitsk
Poltava
Belgorod
Smievka
Pulivl Arogbuzh
Uspensk
Orol
Karachev
Rusk
Vorgeivka
Novosokolniki
Vitebsk
Lidinlvo
Zhzdra
Spashemyansk
Einya
Kuban Front
Famous Tots Launch Quint Fleet Amid World War II Cheer
Five eight year olds in gray coats launched the Quint Fleet ship with a world uplifting ceremony. The event drew about 12 000 observers at the Superior yard and featured songs in French and English celebrating goodwill among nations. The girls, daughters of Olive and Dionne, were honored as ambassadors of goodwill as the ships set sail on Lake Superior.
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Mmery S. Sand
Chiairman
Sanvitlie Commission
Telanyab
Hultndoend
Ewli
Ford
America
England
Epenkus Altey Sperket
Connie
United Nations
Post World War One Building Boom Seen
Chicago reports postwar plans for a million new homes annually as builders and housing experts foresee rapid construction. Dahlberg notes demand from returning soldiers and crowded housing conditions will push home building, with financing plans easing down payments and 2 year mortgages to enable private builders to reach about one million houses yearly at prices from 2800 to 8800.
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Chicago
Mulllion
Wadles
Bror Dahlberg
Peace Army
Sahlberg
van Hving
Dahlerg
Dahlberg
Fanity
Prysient Rautel
University Honors War Analyst at Syracuse event
Tim Devil Mackenzie, AP war analyst, received honors at Syracuse University. He was lauded for achievements as a chronologist and interpreter of world news. The George Atents medal for excellence in journalism was awarded amid university convocation remarks.
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Syracuse
Tim Devil Mackenzie
Associated Press
Syracuse Uniersity
Amalametti
World News
George Atents
Torey
Jersey Man Sells Million in Bonds
Newark reports George Schothand of Paterson sold more than 1 million dollars in war savings bonds. Bernard Miller of the North Jersey Bnai Brith council cites the council’s total at 2 million, enough to buy several bombers. Scientists are baffled by a chipmunk’s life during liberation.
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N. J
May lu—Fr— George, Schothand
Paterson
Iran Bernard Miller
North Jersey Council of B'nai Brith
Geinelig
Caunell
Dalhart Sheriff Probes Unexplained Woman’s Death
Dalhart sheriff’s office seeks more patrons of a dance hall in Dalhart after the unexplained death of Mrs. Clayborn Cagle, 24, whose body was found by five young men returning from a dance. Autopsy shows numerous internal injuries. no weapons found, no arrests made yet.
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Sheriff's Office
Dailam County
Oday
Lance
Dalhad
Etfars
Clayborn Cagle
Bern Matic
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