RAF Renews Attacks on Duesseldorf
London reports the RAF sharply attacked Duesseldorf with communications and industrial targets last night. Weather hampered activity and three planes are missing. A lone raider dropped bombs on the northeast coast, while German aircraft crossed Britain and Scotland with no casualties reported.
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London
R. A. FL
Rhineland
Duesseldorf
Air Ministry
Germany
England
Scotland
British and German U boat actions Across Atlantic Fight
The article reports a two minute blitz by U boats and bombing planes sinking seven merchantmen and a destroyer from a 20 ship convoy. Survivors from the 1,603 ton Ciscar recount bombings and destruction near neutral waters. Soviet forces under Timoshenko hold ground between Gomel and Kiev as German strikes press Kiev Gomel and Gibraltar bound convoys suffer heavy losses.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Lisbon
Portugal
Veesst
Kiev
Gomel
Mlace
Britain
Semeon Timoshenko
Ukraine
Smolensk
Moscow
DNB Rewartad
Germans Bomb Great Yarmouth in Daylight Raid
German High Command says heavy bombs hit the British harbor of Great Yarmouth in a daylight attack. The communique also notes British raids into western Germany last night, claiming minimal damage and three German planes shot down by night fighters.
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Great Yarmouth
Berlin
Germany
Dentists Assist Doctors in Mouth Cancer Screening
Aug 25 report from the Journal of the American Dental Association notes dentists should aid physicians in screening mouth cancer. The joint statement cites rising U S fatalities from oral cancer, 5012 in 1939, and warns no age is immune including children and youths.
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Carbon
Chicago
Journal of the
American Dental Association
American Society For the Control of Cancer
The
Dental Association
Committee On Public Health and Education
United States
12 Deaths Teach Lesson in Congress Rest Call
Excerpt from Rep Wilburn Cartwrights latest constituent letter notes twelve congressmen died in six months from overwork and worry. Cartwright says he is relaxing on a porch in Oklahoma and urges readers to take a break from their troubles. He reports his family is well and wishes readers likewise.
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Washington
Wilburn Cartwright
Okla
Old
Oklahoma
Red Army Holds West Bank As Leningrad Battles Resume
Amid fog and rain the Red Army renewed pressure toward Kakisalmi on the Karelian Isthmus while Finnish forces claim advances near Sakkijarvi Nui Jamaa and Rattijarvi. Soviet dispatches credit heavy tank actions and strong defense east of Kingisepp and near Novgorod as German operations toward Leningrad face stiff resistance. In Ukraine, Budyonny’s forces retreat to the Dnieper east bank with Rumanian losses reported. Soviet claims of sunk transports and ongoing battles around Kiev and Odessa continue. Moscow reports no Nazi air attacks through the night.
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Leningrad
Viipuri
Kakisalmi
Tallinn
Kingisepp
Novgorod
Smolensk
Kiev
Gomel
Bryansk
Cherkasi
Karelian
Sakkijarvi
Nui‘jamaa
Rattijarvi
Red Army
Izvestia
Red Star
Konev
Moscow
Ja River
Odessa
Hig
Dnieperopetrovsk
Dnieper
Semeon Budyonny
Ukraine
Dnieper East Bank
Russia
Baltic
Barents Sea
Truck Pilot 19 Wins Title of Mr California
Harold Zinkin a 19 year old truck driver is named Mr California 1941 for muscular symmetry carriage and appearance. The decision follows a Pacific Coast contest recognizing physique and presence.
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California
Santa Monica
Calif
Harold Zinkin
Radios bring world to San Quentin inmates
At San Quentin California warden Clinton Duffy orders radios in every cell. For four hours nightly four thousand prisoners hear news comedy and music selected by a inmate committee and approved by the warden. A master radio runs 5 PM to 9 PM with a 730 AM news broadcast.
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San Quentin
Calif
Clinton Duffy
San Quentin Prison
N.B.C
Duffy
Davies Warns Isolationism Endangers U S Policy
Former U S ambassador Joseph E. Davies urged Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates in Philadelphia that isolationist policy would gamble the nation into danger. He warned against peace on Hitler’s terms and said such appeasement would strengthen him and undermine international stability.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Joseph E. Davies
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Russia
Belgium
Hitler
Peterson's Ointment Relief for Piles Markets
Millions of sufferers over 30 years found relief from itching and smarting with Peterson's Ointment. The cooling soothing astringent formula is praised by users who report immediate relief and better sleep. 35 cents a box, druggists, or 60 cents in a tube with applicator.
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Peterson
July Milk Price Surges 24 Percent Across Six States
July milk receipts totaled 12,076,677 dollars, up 2,691,1009 dollars from a year earlier, with 60,626 dairymen in six states within the New York City milkshed. The gain comes despite a 12 percent drop in deliveries, aided by a uniform price of 2.30 dollars per hundredweight since 1929 under the Milk Marketing Administration.
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New York City
N. J
Lake Ilmen
Leningrad
Smolensk
Dienst
DNB
Moscow-Leningrad
Odessa
Tallinn
Estonia
Kiev
Ukraine
Cherkasi
Dnieper
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
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