Allied forces push through Belgium Luxembourg and Belgium front
Allied First Army reportsNamur Dinant Givet and Charleroi in Allied hands as units drive toward Liege and Aachen. Second Army operates from Brussels toward Gent while Dutch and Belgian towns fall. Heavy German artillery fire and air clashes accompany the advancing lines.
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Verdun
Saarbrucken
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Courtney EH. Hodges
Unity
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Namur
Givon
Charleroi
Oon
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Liege
Mons
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Brussels
Theritish
Gent
le Havre
French Channel
England
Strait of Dover
Calais
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Karlsruhe
Stuttgart
Ludwigshafen
Wrest Wall
Supreme Headquarters
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Bel ‘Gium
Idam
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Serted
Brussels-Antwerp
Sommer
Aire-St. Omer
Foret de Guines
Meuse River
Dinant
Givet
War-torn Coastline Amid Naval Clash and Sinking
Fragmentary report describes rocket attacks by visiting forces, a vessel sunk and another forced to flee. Mentions heavy action near Brest, Havre and other ports, with defensive maneuvers by Pelland and Garam and Allied ships under pressure.
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Garam
Fortiland
Arcia
Brest
Havre
Peau Brats Ked
Eamets Cartin
Choices Affliction a Extremely High Tying Studied
Fragmentary text mentions choices and affliction in a high tying context with study or posting elements unclear. No coherent event or entities present.
Choking at High Altitude Endangers Combat Aviators
A malfunctioning oxygen mask forces a pilot to descend from high altitudes due to choking. Reports by Aero Medizin group note bubbles forming in throat membranes from POT DOL, likened to deep sea bends, as a risk during high altitude operations. Cincinnati scientists study human ventilation under extreme conditions.
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Aera Medical 2
Forbes
Aero Medien Group
Collesse OL Medicine Et
Une Unsaf Ciness
Cincinnati
Hue
Germans in Spain Quitting as Morale and Money Drop
The German presence in Spain shrinks as financial strain and French actions on the Pyrenees affect morale. Ambassador Dieckhof left Madrid for Barcelona on September 2, with further reports of German journalists departing for home. Nazi representatives hold limited funds while unable to move goods to sustain credits in Spain.
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Antwerp
Fonz
England
Dover Strait
Boulogne
Spain
Madrid
France
Pyrenees
Hans Heinrich Dieckhof
Barcelona
Lufthansa
Germany
Uwe Reich
American Army fliers freed from Romanian camps
Walter E. B. Hughes of Saquoit New York is added to the list of American airmen released from Romanian prison camps and flown to U S bases in Italy.
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Rome
Sai
Walter EB. Hughes
Saquoit N.Y
U. S
Italy
Commodore
New York City
Canned Foods Rationing Debate Fails to End Shortages
The report describes officials debating ration policies for canned vegetables fruit and baby foods as shortages loom. It notes the army and allies receive daily food shipments while storage limits and fluctuating demand threaten supplies. It highlights varying ration points for items like vegetables beans corn soups and fruit.
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Iit
WEA
War Today Front Page Analysis on Bulgaria and Balkans
The article discusses Bulgaria as a refuge and military base during the war, outlining Slavic tensions, Soviet advances in the Balkans, and potential shifts affecting Hitler, Turkey, and the Dardanelles. It notes Moscow’s aim to influence the Mediterranean and hints at Churchill’s stance on future British actions.
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Bulgaria
Busia
Bulsarka
Huttee
Bunia
Dobrujs
Seman
Tao
Moscow
Balkans
Buiare
Europe
Hitler
Itis
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Devel
Pravda
Germany
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Paris Theaters Plan Open Air Shows If Sun Shines
The Paris theater scene considers daylight performances when clouds block sunlit roofs. Producers improvise mirrors to reflect light onto stages, enabling daytime shows if weather permits.
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Aris
Ars
Paris
Roaducers
Business Failures Fell in Latest Week Says Dun and Bradstreet
Business failures in the week ended August 31 totaled 14 in New York per Dun and Bradstreet, down from 22 the prior week and 26 in the same period in 1945. The report notes figures for the period and provides year over year comparison.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
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