London under robot bomb attack in wartime blitz
Reports describe a dramatic wave of German robot bombs striking southern England including hospitals. The carnage killed and wounded dozens as RAF observers note new glider and jet prototypes, while Soviet actions on distant fronts continue.
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Soldiers Exposed To Tropical Malady Being Watched
COLUMBUS The Fifth Service Command announced that 22 members of the 114th Field Artillery Battalion of the Fifth Army Division have been exposed to filiariasis in the South Pacific and arrived at Camp Atterbury General Hospital for observation and treatment. The War Department said most cases are mild. none are in serious condition and most men will return to duty after a short convalescent period.
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Digs Well Strikes Oil Near Home Farm
A farmer near his home struck oil instead of water while digging a well on a flowshed site. The well began producing an estimated average barrels daily, turning a thirsty inquiry into a profitable discovery. Local officials note the well’s output may still rise.
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Intoxication Charge Led to Fine by Mayor
Harold Une and others faced fines and costs after a disturbance at Olga Street. The accused allegedly caused a scene and refused service. police reported the incident occurred at 6:30 p.m. near the waterfront. Separately, Seabees assisting a museum in New Zealand moved a heavy object after manpower shortages hindered normal shifting.
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Nineteen Missing Or Dead In Pacific Theater Plane Crash
Nineteen personnel listed as missing or dead in a Pacific theater plane crash. Navy officials announced Ceel death and four others missing after the crash. The transport plane, operated by Pan American, crashed during takeoff from an unidentified base.
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Clark Blames Defeat On CIO in Missouri Primary
Democratic Sen. Bennett Champ Clark, long an isolationist, said the Communist dominated CIO helped defeat him for a third term in the Missouri primary. Returns showed Roy McKitterick leading Clark with about 16,056 to 14,0xx votes in most precincts reporting, while Gov. Forrest C. Donnell won the Republican nomination amid a field of opponents. Clark pledged to stay allied with rural counties loyal to him.
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Casualties Pass 300000 Mark in U S War
Washington announces that U S Army casualties jumped during the week July 6 to July 12, totaling 218,479, with overall U S armed forces casualties now over 300,000. Navy, Marine and Coast Guard losses listed, plus Pacific reports from Guam and TinTin push totals to 277,978.
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Court fines driver for fire route stop
William C Moore of Elyria paid $1 plus costs after being arraigned by a deputy on a charge tied to stopping on a main thoroughfare at routes 10 and 161 on July 24. Edward King filed for divorce from Martha in Rapids, citing neglect as grounds. They were married in 14a and have one child.
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Three Bond Issues To Go On Ballot
County commissioners passed resolutions to place three bond issues on the ballot this November with printing for soldiers ballots starting August 9. The measures seek funding for a new courthouse 1 000 000, a county airport 600 000, and a juvenile detention home 100 000, with estimated levies at 3 percent interest around 2.734 per 1000 for 24 years, 1.44 per 1000 for 25 years, and 2814 cents per 1000 for 24 years respectively, not including operating costs.
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Polio toll rises with new Ohio cases and death
Columbus reports 12 new polio cases bringing total this year to 3Bag, with Mack Wilson of Guernsey County among 18 fatalities. Dr. R H Mark says cases compare unfavorably to 22 last year as Lucas County records five cases and others report one to two cases in Wood Casaboga Wayne and Summit.
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Ashland Man Named Acting Division Engineer
Ashland native Robert C. Monnett, 44, named acting division engineer for Division 3 by State Highway Director Hal G Sours. Monnett, a 1933 Michigan State civil engineer graduate and former All American halfback, will succeed Vane Grimes who was transferred to Columbus. Monnett previously served as traffic and safety engineer and has a history with Ford Motor Co. and the Green Bay Packers. He is married with two children and oversees Crawford, Erie, Ashland, Lorain, Medina, Huron, Richland and Vanew counties.
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Applicants For Citizenship Exam Interrogates 60 Candidates
Federal naturalization examiners questioned about 60 applicants for citizenship ahead of final tests tomorrow. Judge D A Cook will preside at the admission ceremony for about 180 to 200 new citizens. Mrs Mary Pigler reports an attempted theft of a radio and heater from a car on 123 Huron Street, with nothing missing. Eire residents invested 5 million dollars in Postal Savings Certificates last year.
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Markets tolegh Greats Toledo-Crain Sign
Market notes show Iva Toledo-Crain signing on wheat No. 2 at 50s, soybeans No. 2 yellow around 41.61, and various Cleveland area prices for livestock, apples, vegetables, and dairy. Prices include calves 300 active, cattle 950, sheep and lambs 400, and apples with McIntosh and Summer Pippins listed.
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