Reds at Kiev Move Spear Toward Dnieper City
Russians press toward Kiev and Zaporozhye as Red Army columns gain ground east of the Dnieper. Nezhin captured, lines cut between central and southern sectors threaten German forces and Crimea supply routes. German losses exceed 6000 dead with 200 towns and villages abandoned.
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Kiev
Dnieper
Mysvuw
Kilev
Sporezie
Red Star
Nyzhin
Zaporozhe
Gulat Pole
Fokrovskoye
Aqme
London
Ukraine
Seper River
Red
Nezhin
Kiv-Poltava-Lozavaya
Germi
Red Army
Kiev-Polava-Lozovaya
Stalingrad
Stalin
Dnieper River
Moscow
Gulai Pole
Pokrovskoye
Zaporoche
Melitupul
Crimea
Naais
Crimean Peninsula
Tamensk
Kerch
Skova
Bryansk
Romni
Poltava
Krasnograd
Lozovaya
Kharkov
Uique
Diselas
Check Itching First Application
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a first application of a blue coat ointment and a character named Rey assisting. The legibility limits full facts. readable items describe an initial treatment moment and a helping figure in a sparse health note.
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Rey
Allies Seize 2 Balkan Islands
Ankara dispatches report Allied occupation of two Greek islands Samos and Lero near Crete, with strategic bases and airfields. British Ninth Army sailed from Middle East bases, fueling speculation of a Balkans invasion as Brereton may join the force. Yugoslav reports claim partisan gains along the Dalmatian coast and Danube mobilizations.
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London
Allier
Balkans
Mediterranean
Swia
Transjordania
London Morning
Greve
Ubiar
Lero
Rhainhood
Italans
Samos
Aegean Sea
Rhodes
Ankara
Stockholm
W. H. Holmes
Middle East
Balkane
Haereton
Sampe
Axis
Qairo
Lewis A. Brereton
Ninth Army
Nish-Varder
Salonika
Grevina
Vardar
Danube River
Dobrudja
Black Sea
Man Who Shot T.R. Dies in State Home
John Flammang Schrank, aged 67, who fired at Theodore Roosevelt in Milwaukee in 1912, died at Central State Hospital in Waupun Wisconsin. He had been found insane by a Milwaukee safety commission and committed after a November 1912 trial for assault with intent to kill. Roosevelt was shot in the chest but recovered after the assailant pulled a pistol from his vest.
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Waupun
Wis
uPi
John Flammang Schrank
Theodore Roosetell
Milwaukee
Central State Hospital
Schrank
Tampaign
Rommel Rises to Lead Battle in Italy
New York dispatch notes Hitler relies on Marshal Rommel to command in Italy as the Führer seeks time amid the campaign. The veteran German officer, famed for his retreats and strategic craft, takes charge in a critical phase of the conflict.
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Edwald II
Rommel
Tuehrer
Nass
Hitler
Banghayl
Hel
North Africa
Col
Umberto Cagni
Italo Balbo
Tobrink
Teuton
Spe
Colonel Cagni
Railways Into Italy Paralyzed Amid Allied Pressure
Madrid reports Italy’s rail links to Europe severely disrupted. Two main lines closed, two damaged by sabotage, others threatened by guerrilla activity. Rommel resumes armed resistance with Italian troops in Savoie while Franco’s France line remains inaccessible to Germans. The piece notes Rommel’s prestige with Hitler and a historical reflection on his wartime image.
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Europe
Italy
Continent
Guerrdilles
Trieste
Zagreb
Split
France
Modane
Mt. Denis
Maly
Rommel
Martin Charles Stelnie
Savoie Redwood Avenue
North Africa
A. V. Knight
Alps
Hitler
Atescosa
Germany
Balkans
Stelnic
Ljubljana
Wes
Yugoslavia
Meade Denied Jockey License in New York and Montreal
Don Meade, denied a jockey license in New York, has also been turned down in Montreal, affecting his racing participation in both major venues.
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Meade
Don Meade
New York
Montreal
China Based Planes Bomb Jap Targets Near Haiphong
Tokyo radio said American Liberator bombers from China bases attacked targets near Haiphong in French Indochina. Fighters escorted the bombers and the mission reportedly caused negligible damage.
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China
New York
Tokyo Radio
Haiphong
Indo-China
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