Army Starts Cars Going In Philadelphia
Army troops guard Philadelphia transit as service resumes after a five day strike paralyzed the city. Maj. Gen. Hayes seized the PTC, four leaders jailed, and a curfew threat eased as workers returned before the Monday deadline.
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20000 Idle From Strikes Across United States and Canada
The weekend brought some labor settlements totaling about 13 000 workers but roughly 20000 still idle across the United States and Canada. GM division plant workers ended a 12 day stoppage while other disputes kept truckers and workers idle in multiple regions.
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Dies Urges Biddle to Probe PAC Political Abuses
Rep. Dies of Texas, chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee, asks Attorney General Biddle to investigate alleged CIO PAC interference in primaries and possible Hatch Act and election law violations. He cites funds and tactics used by groups linked to Sidney Hillman and Earl Browder and notes a new entity pledging up to six million dollars to back Democratic nominees.
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AWOL Soldier Shot By Police in Philadelphia
Army says Frank Alba 18 had been AWOL since November. He raced barefoot over rooftops as Patrolman Francis Lydon pursued him, firing a warning shot then a fatal shot. Alba's wife, 21, who is expecting, survives. The uncle, Frank Salerno, provided a tip on his whereabouts.
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Finley Resting Comfortably After Head Injury
Bob Finley Phillie catcher rests comfortably at Elizabeth hospital after being struck on the head by Ace Adams pitch during Saturday's game against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Dizzy spells reported as he recovers.
Kephart Former Chief Justice Dies After Scalding
John W. Kephart retired chief justice of Pennsylvania's Supreme Court died at his Warwick hotel apartment aged 71 from burns suffered in a scalding accident last Sunday. He served 21 years on the court and 6 as chief justice, leaves a wife, two sons including State Senator E Evans Kephart and Deputy Attorney General John W. Kephart Jr, and a daughter. Funeral plans are announced for Wednesday in Philadelphia.
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Naval raids near Tokyo devastate Japanese outposts
Adm. Nimitz announced the United States wiped out Omura town on Chichijima and hit four other Bonin and Kazan islands. The two day raid sank 11 ships, damaged many vessels, and cost U S carrier airmen and planes with both sides suffering losses.
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Kaiser Appointed Assistant Director of Research in Coal Program
Elmer R. Kaiser is named assistant director of research for Bituminous Coal Research Inc. in Pittsburgh. He has served since 1935 as a research engineer on the Battelle Memorial Institute staff.
Cut Enemy Supply Route To Driniumor Front
American troops in British New Guinea cut the main enemy supply route to the Driniumor front. MacArthur said the move could isolate forces near Afua village. Allied gains include 526 more Japanese dead along the Driniumor river lines and a total of 5,935 since July 12 in the Wewak Aitape sector. Prisoners report San Sapor landings surprised the Japanese, and Manokwari was anticipated. Allied bombers hit Amboina convoy, Yap Island, Palau, and Woleai.
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Conference on Polish Unity Resumes After Four Hours
The Polish National Committee of Liberation and Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk opened talks to unite Polish authorities in exile. Delegations including Romer and Osuba Morawski met in Moscow to discuss reconciliation terms and set plans for a Monday session with leaders Witos Wasilewska and Zymierski attending.
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Wincenty Witos
Wanda Wasilewska
Mihail Rolia Zymierski
Chelm
Poland
Drohobycz Fall Signals Oil War Shift On Eastern Front
Soviet forces seize Drohobycz, Poland's prewar oil hub, as part of a large summer offensive led by Col. Gen. Ivan Petrov. Moscow reports 11 Russian armies on a 1,200 mile front from Finland to the Carpathians, with renewed push toward Ploesti and gains around the Vistula, while German broadcasts claim advances near Kaunas and Tilsit and a tank corps loss north of Warsaw.
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Fall of Brittany U-boat bases may curb submarine threat
London dispatch reports naval officers predict Brittany’s fall will cripple U-boat operations. Breaching Brest Lorient St Nazaire and Nantes docks could force subs to retreat, with allied patrols ready to reclaim damaged ports and disrupt remaining U-boat routes. A July air raid on Brest preceded American entry as RAF bombers target factory bunkers.
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Eighth Army Seizes Florence Amid Arno Street Fighting
Allied forces establish a foothold in Florence as both sides clash along the Arno with bullets whistling through streets. German artillery shells light the city while advancing troops press the occupation boundary.
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Allied Air Armadas Hit Berlin and German Targets
More than 2,000 American heavy bombers pounded Berlin and major oil refineries in Germany as Doolittle said allied raids had curtailed production at 23 refineries. Attacks also hit Toulon submarine pens and Rhone valley rail lines. RAF Lancasters aided in northern France.
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Auto killer strikes two women near Mill Run
Uniontown Aug 6 Mrs Dorothy Hiles 20 and Mrs Turner 20 were struck by a car while walking along the highway near Mill Run 15 miles east of Connellsville. Hiles was killed and Turner seriously injured. police say the women sat down to rest and apparently fell asleep.
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Connellsville
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Police Chief’s Car Stolen While Nap Wakes to Lead
Police Chief Charles Hollinger slept briefly and awoke to learn his car had been stolen. An anonymous caller later directed him to a side road five miles away where the vehicle was found. Hollinger says he is investigating the theft.
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Festival at Geiger Hosts Supper and Program
The Ladies Aid hold a festival and supper at the Geiger church grove on August 9. Supper is served from 5 30 to 8 00 with hot chicken sandwiches. A program follows at 8 30.
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Wage Readjustment Request Filed for Mesta Cranemen
Philadelphia August 6. A new application seeks wage rate adjustments for cranemen and chain men at the Mesta Machine company in Homestead. The request will be filed with the regional war labor board officials stated yesterday.
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Poles seize villages as Florence battles rage
Poles captured Brugnetto Monte di Ripe and San Vito beyond the Misa river south of Rimini as British forces push along the Arno near Florence. Allied reports say Florence is near being in allied hands while German troops retreat toward Rimini with weather limiting air support.
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Flying bombs hit London and southern England
Flying bombs exploded intermittently in London and southern England as rescuers worked through debris from last night. The air ministry said 56 storage depots in northern France were destroyed and 44 heavily damaged in recent bomber counter assaults. The American Eighth Air Force dropped over 1,000 heavy bombers on Germany for the third straight day while German defenses offered sporadic cross-channel fire and patrols.
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Americans Break German Line in Brittany Campaign
Allied reports say U S armored advances split the German center driving toward Le Mans as Mayenne Laval and Chateau-Gontier fall. US spearheads reach 100 miles from Paris while Brittany ports at St Nazaire Brest and St Malo draw closer to Allied control.
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Somerset Weather Report Snapshot
Daily temperature readings from 5:30 p.m. Saturday to 5:30 p.m. Sunday show a high of 78 and a low of 49 degrees. The text includes garbled OCR segments but conveys a standard weather daily summary with prior year figures.
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Maryland and Pennsylvania Weather Outlook Tonight and Monday
Weather forecast notes cloudiness and cooler conditions across Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Scattered showers expected this evening in several areas with Monday turning partly cloudy and cooler in eastern Maryland and western Pennsylvania.
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