Murphy Plea To Aid Reds Is Protested
Atlantic City August 21. Knights of Columbus leaders decline official comment on hundreds of protest telegrams from prominent Catholics over Justice Murphy’s remarks on aiding Soviet Russia. Delegates dispute Murphy using the convention dinner as a sounding board. Hart says a resolution supporting the Holy Father’s peace views may pass. Hull endorses Murphy as timely and constructive noting Naziism as a greater menace than Communism.
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Leningrad Brace for Siege Amid Erratic German Push
Novgorod Hingisepp and Narva reported a German westward drive toward encirclement risks. German lines flag and fires raged in Leningrad as observers noted attempts to straighten a far flung front along the Dnieper and Pinsk area. Russian defense held by battered remnants near Kherson and Dnieper Opetrovsk.
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Hitler Adds To Pressure In The North Front
Allied briefing notes report heavy fighting between Lakesmen and Pei pus as German forces strengthen pressure in the north. A shipment of weapons pushed loot to four thousand dollars, with 144 tanks and two armored trains reportedly captured during days of stubborn defense along a fortified frontline.
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U S Officials in Tokyo to Get Ship Passage
Tokyo August 21 UPI reports the NYK Steamship Line has booked 26 American officials on the SS Tatuta Maru sailing Kobe to Shanghai. The group includes Navy and Marine officers, Army language officers, consulate clerks, and consular evacuees from Russia, with passage via the Henderson from Shanghai later this month. Also among those leaving are Martha Wlain of Brooklyn Ray Deven of an importing firm and Ray Lewis of an American steamship line.
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California City Tests Blackout over Santa Cruz attack
Santa Cruz held its first blackout drill with nine Army planes from Moffett Field simulated bombing runs over the city. The exercise aimed to test air raid preparedness and coordination during wartime conditions.
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Take Off Ugly Fat With Grapefruit Juice Recipe
Ad claims a quick inexpensive fat reducing method using Fernol concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice. It promises rapid weight loss with two daily servings and no exercise or starvation.
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Army Lieutenant Killed in Air Crash at Windsor Locks
Second Lieut. Eugene M. Bradley 24 of Antlers Oklahoma died in the first airplane crash at the new Army air base Windsor Locks Connecticut. Bradley belonged to the 61st Flying Squadron of the 57th Pursuit Group arriving from Mitchel Field. He received his wings at Kelley Field May 29.
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