Direct Main Nazi Thrust At Odessa
German forces knife into Lower Ukraine and claim to have captured Uman area with 30,000 prisoners. Berlin reports aim to seal off Odessa while Timoshenko urges Soviet troops to resist and fight back. Dispatches note allied plans to move Indian troops via Afghanistan to bolster Russia.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
high command
jaman
Ukraine
Uman
Kiev
Odessa
Russia
Semeon Timoshenko
Hitler
Istanbul
Britain
Afghanistan
Caucasus
Lenintal
Wesen
Gulf of Finnd
Ambiguous OCR Item Mentions Prices and Names
Fragmented text lists prices and items with unclear context including figures like 39.50 and 50, plus stray names and phrases. The readable elements are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization.
Raiders Attack Berlin During Night
A Soviet contacts source says air force attacked Berlin with limited damage to civilian buildings and civilian deaths reported. Allied statements indicate raids by a few planes targeting Dortmund and Hamburg. Further details appear on page 4.
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Berlin
stlin
Dortmund
Harm
Wendy
Temperature Reads 98 Degrees in Sheboygan Morning
Readings from The Press building indicate a morning thermometer at 98 degrees in Sheboygan. Officials report further drops expected as the day progresses.
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Sheboygana
AFL Council Backs Aid to Soviet Russia Despite Ideology
The AFL executive council urged all possible U S aid to Soviet Russia in its fight against Germany while warning against bonding with Soviet as a democracy ally. It condemned both Nazi and communist methods, noting Soviet actions stem from desperation and hypocrisy.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
United States
Soviet Russia
Germany
AFL
executive council
U. S
Russia
America
Great Britain
Sheboygan Tops USO Fund Totals in State Campaign
Sheboygan county leads Wisconsin in USO campaign quotas with $18,223 raised, 149 percent of its goal. Dane and Milwaukee counties follow, with 121 and 119 percent respectively. Appleton leads cities at 150 percent. Final tally nears $19,200 for Sheboygan, honoring Herbert V. Kohler and campaign workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sheboygan county
United Service Organizationa “for
national defense
Dane county
Milwaukee county
Appleton
Herbert V. Kohler
USO
Bhebeggen county
Ship Contract Awarded to Lake Superior Shipbuilding
The Maritime Commission contracts Lake Superior Shipbuilding Co of Superior Wisconsin for nine small cargo vessels at 960000 dollars each. The yard employs 350 workers on two oil barges building hulls after steel delivery delays.
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Lake Superior Shipbuilding company
Fred A. Russell
company
Wisconsin Brewers Council Opens Second Annual Convention
The Wisconsin State Council of Brewery Workers held its second annual convention in the Central Labor Council hall with delegates from across the state. Edwin Nelson Fred Steffes and R J Hidde spoke as mayor Ball welcomed attendees and urged enjoyment of Sheboygan’s scenery. Nelson highlighted brewing industry tax contributions and wages, noting vast flows to farmers and government, and warned on possible tax changes affecting cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Council of Brewery Workers
Central Labor temple
Presa
Harold Mehlberg
Sheboygan
Fred J. Steffes
Milwaukee
E. F. Nelson
Manitowoc
Roland J. Hidde
Walter Hoene
Central Labor Council
Edwin F. Nelson
R. J. Hidde
Charles H. Ball
Sheboyigan
Nelson
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue department
state of Wisconsin
Australia ready for any moves by Japan in Indo China crisis
Australia’s Prime Minister Menzies warned the crisis could take an ominous turn while asserting Australia is better equipped for defense than in 1938. Tokyo and Singapore sources charged Western powers with encircling Japan as Manchukuo and Thailand joined the co prosperity sphere.
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Associated Press
Far East
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
United States
Great Britain
China
Dutch Haat Indies
Japan
Tota Ishimaru
Manchukuo
Thailand
Indies
Menzies
Reuters
Singapore
ministry of information
Burma
Indo-China
U. S
Daomei
U S Purchases All Cheese on Wisconsin Exchange
The U S A made all purchases at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange session this morning. Bids totaled 20 carloads of American offers and 3 carloads of American sales with 21 carloads listed as American. Prices rose by about half a cent with cheddar at 21 1/2 cents and twins around 21 1/4 cents.
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Plymouth
U.S. A
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Orders Return Of Property To Elkhart Resort
Justice Lester E. Grube ruled that items seized at the Teen and Anchor in Elkhart Lake on July 18 are not gambling equipment and ordered immediate return of the property. Harry O Malley, charged with operating the venue, pleaded guilty to July 5 violations and was fined $100 plus costs. seized items included various chairs tables a radio and related objects.
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Lester E. Grube
sheriff's department
Elkhart Lake
afd
Justice Grube
Justice Chube
Harry O'Malley
Widely Divergent Views in House on Service Extension
In a seven hour debate on the service extension bill Rep. Cox urged indefinite conscription extension as war seems inevitable noting public support for the president. Rep. Fish denounced the measure as a step toward a global war and labeled War Secretary Stimson a warmaker. He contrasted Senate approval of 18 months with House push for an indeterminate term.
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Washington
Cox
D.-Ga
house
Georgia
Fish
R.N. C
War Stimson
senate
Russians dismiss German war claims as fairy tales
Moscow reports six and a half weeks of fighting cost Germany more than 1.5 million troops and left the Nazis claiming massive Russian losses. The Soviet communique called German claims of 895,000 captured and many times that number slain a morale boost tactic. It tallies Russian losses at 600,000 and notes 5,000 tanks 7,000 cannons and 4,000 planes lost by the Red Army, while downplaying German destructions.
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Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Morgenthau Seeks Expanded Tax Rates for Defense
Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to tax millions with low incomes by cutting personal exemptions and raising taxes on married couples and corporations to fund defense. He told the Senate Finance Committee that revenue should rise to at least 3.5 billion dollars, aiming higher, and noted a need to boost total revenues to cover two thirds of government operating costs. He outlined changes to increase the tax yield but offered no fixed exemption cuts, citing fairness and broader tax bases.
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Washington
defense
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
congress
senate finance committee
Jonn L. Sullivan
treasury
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Nurse Alice Carr Leaves Greece After Decades of War
American nurse Alice G. Carr returns home after more than 20 years aiding the Balkans and Near East. She fought poverty, famine and disease with Red Cross missions in Serbia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Greece, helping malaria eradication with Rockefeller Foundation aid. She recalls hunger at home and hazards from war including a 1928 desert crossing where wolves stalked her car. rescued by British officers and Assyrian soldiers.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Alice G. Carr
Balkans
Near East
Yellow Spenes
Ohio
Greece
Rockefeller Foundation
Marathon
Ankara
Turkey
Baghdad
Smyrna
Misa Carr
Mosul
Tragic Drowning Claims Life of 14 Year Old On Lake Michigan
A 14 year old girl, daughter of Mrs Lena Klujeske, drowned on Lake Michigan near the north side after stepping from a sand bar into deep water while wading. Ruth Schaefer, 15, witnessed the accident and called for help as bystanders searched the water. Steven Knocke swam to the scene and Kenneth Lutze operated a motor to reach the body, aiding in the rescue effort.
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Lake Michigan
aak vers u. e
Lena Klujeske
Fourteenth street
Klujeske
Ruth Schaefer
Schaefer
Steven Knocke
N. Second street
Vollrath park
Park avenue
Kenneth Lutze
Lincoln avenue
Mr. Lutze
Mr. Knocké
Fire damages Baumann home on S Twelfth Street
Firefighters battled a stubborn blaze in the Otto Baumann residence on S Twelfth Street and Mead Avenue for over an hour on a hot afternoon. The wooden home suffered $800 in damage with walls and roof burned. cause under investigation. Insurance covers most damage per Baumann.
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Mead avenue
Otto Baumann
John Schneider
Schneider
Baumann
Roosevelt Spends Day On Official Duties At Sea
A navy dispatch reports President Roosevelt spending most of the day on official work aboard the Potomac. Potomac and Calypso anchored offshore to refuel and provision as weather stayed fair.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ja fe
Potomac
Calypso
Calypeo
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Curtis Pfeil
Waukesha
LaVerne Koenen
La Crosse
Otto Erdmann
Arthur Givens
Wausau
Walter Jools
Louis Piccoli
Clarence Listle
Green Bay
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Clarence Koplitz
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Violet Kinjeske
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