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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

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Nazis Withdrawing From Southern Finland Reported

Stockholm reports Dagens Nyheter claims German troops are pulling back from southern Finland to thwart entrenchment during potential Finnish Russia peace talks. The claim, unconfirmed by other sources, follows Ryti's resignation and prior German promises to support Finns.

Stockholm Dagens Nyheter Finland Russia CBS Europe Sweden Risti Ryuti Ryti Red Army Norway

Bombers Strike German Bases From France to Biscay

Allied air forces blasted bridges rail lines and enemy dumps from Belgium to the Bay of Biscay and into Southern France. Ten German planes were shot down in France yesterday while 17 Allied aircraft were lost. American and British heavies attacked German flying bomb bases in Northern France in three waves.

Gium Bay of Biscay France U. S RAF Hati Torin Pakin Maggio Monte Rhone Valley Italy Poi Avere Blost

Soviet Officers Draw Laughs At City Club Tales

A fragmented clipping notes ribbing about Soviet officers and American hosts. A party of eight fliers allegedly ran up a bill of 178 dollars at a club night. A waiter got a 22 dollar tip while taxi drivers boast of generous Soviet fares and friendly exchanges.

McLean

Free-Spending Russian Fliers Delight of Alaskan Shops

In Fairbanks Alaska on August 3 Canadian Press reports Russian airmen stationed in central Alaska display a love of shopping and bold spending. They amass large dollar bills while visiting local shops and purchase items for delivery to Russia's war effort via the Canada Alaska Siberia route. Their reputation as decorated aviation heroes precedes their purchases.

Fairbanks Alaska Russia

Britain Extends Double Summer Time to Sept 17

Herbert Morrison, minister of home security, announced in London that British double summer time would be extended from August 13 to September 17. He also dampened hopes for an end to blackout, stating in the House of Commons that such a change would not be desirable at the present time.

Britain London Herbert Morrison Home Security House of Commons

Transit walkouts end at several plants as work resumes

Across North American factories workers return to jobs after disputes. Detroit's Briggs Manufacturing and Wayne division staff reported back, while 1,000 at Montreal were affected. Buffalo Hoodaille Hershey and John A Roebling plants saw partial resumption amid lingering idle periods.

General Mo John A. Roebling's Sons and Company Roebling Trenton General Steel ‘Castings Company Granite ‘City Te Nine -Jesser Jersey City N. J American Can Company Pottstown Spicer Manufacturing Company

OPA Issues Four Summonses In Rent Cases

Four Syracuse landladies face summonses in Police Court under the New York War Council rent and price regulations. Florence Surman, Jennie Reilly, Annette Barnes, and Ada line Chapin are accused of charging above the ceiling or failing to post rates. District OPA official F Alan Longley said the drive will continue.

Ummonses Syracuse OPA New York States War Council Jennie Reilly Cedar Street Florence E. Surman East Genesee Street Annette Barner Gifford Street Adaline Chapin Onondang Street Florence Surman Annette Barnes Adaline ‘Chapin F. Alan Longley

Rotary to Show Film on Youth and Community Growth

The Rotary Club at the Hotel Onondaga will screen the film Pop Ring the Bell tomorrow noon, portraying the youth of tomorrow and how editorial opportunities boost financial status and community growth. The annual August outing has been postponed to September 13.

Rotary Club Onondaga

Saratoga Bans Street Bathing Suits and Shorts

Saratoga Springs voters face a new city ordinance after Mayor Addison Mallory pushed the measure through the council banning bathing suits shorts and halters on streets or public places except at beaches and pools. Conviction can bring up to 100 dollars fine and 30 days in jail.

Saratoga Saratoga Springs Addison Mallory

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