Red Army Readies to Strike Great Caucasus Oil Fields
Moscow radio reports the second front nears as Allied leaders in London discuss intensified aid to the Red Army. Dispatches say German propaganda claims Allied invasion readiness and Paris region fortifications are under build up while Western diplomats meet Moscow officials to coordinate support amid calls for a two-front war.
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London
Moscow Radio
Hachange
Moscow
Kremlin
United Nations
Europe
Paris
Champs’ Elysses
United Press
Jong
Flg
Pravda
United's
Great Britain
Bulletin
William
Standley
Follett Bradley
Roosevelt
Archibald AM. Clarke Kerr
Waxis
Winston Churchill
Thusia
Axis
Laurence A. Steinhardt
United States
Turkey
Alo
Pen Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Egypt
Sinking Of Three More Merchant Ships Revealed
A Hamilton dispatch reports three additional merchant ships sunk by Axis submarines and mines. One Panama-flagged vessel torpedoed in the Gulf of Mexico with one crewman lost. Another medium-sized vessel sunk off the northern coast of South America. two officers and ten men missing. A German submarine torpedoed the neutral Maldorada en route from Montevideo to New York. the captain kidnapped and thirteen sailors rescued by a U.S. vessel.
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Byrited
Adriatic
Gulf of Mexico
South
Amerca
Hamilton
Fers Tusda
Maldenada
Aust
Monteviden
New York
Horsmuda
Weather Update Notes On Showers And Temperatures
Patchy showers move through the region with variable amounts of rain. Temperatures edge toward mild highs as forecasts call for lower humidity and cooler overnight lows across the area.
Lorain County Auditor Budget Seeks Reappraisal Funds
County auditor C. B. Kelter seeks a total budget of 897,264.2, an increase of 64,002.42 over 1942, mainly due to a six year real estate reappraisal cost estimated at 6,000 with 3,000 for supplies and maps totaling 61,500. Other items cover compensation, deputies, clerks, stenography, advertising, and delinquent lands, with adjustments across boards of revision and assessing personal property.
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Buaiet
Kelter
Lorain County
Board of Revision
Board of Revisnn
Budec
Letain Municpal Court
Malevlin
Prosecus
Artreptiag
Gazore
Watreses
Otter Rae Fevites
Auto Collision Fatal To Shipyard Worker
Auto collision at Sapte Heights in Cleveland early today killed Frank Creast, 21, a shipyard worker, and injured three others. One man suffered severe head injuries, another had a leg fracture, and a third was in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Sapte Heights
Frank Creast
Shipyard Terker
Wellington Man Resigns From County Board
A Wellington man resigns from the county board effective September 1 after nine years as a member and serving as president. The move follows his decision to withdraw from the county school system, impacting local boards and prompting expressions of regret from peers. Teachers’ staffing and vacancies are addressed by the superintendent as the district adjusts to the change.
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Maron
Wellin
Rebbetssnicht
Welllingtart
Sytem
Maren
Boans
Mle
Seeving
Wellington
Nerded
Cour
C. N Thapel Gurg
Vaca Ister
Gibbons
South Ridge
Murray
Allies Shoot Down Seven Enemy Planes in Major Offensive
GEN MacARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS reports Allied air forces launched a heavy attack on Japanese invasion bases in the Pacific. Seven enemy planes were shot down and others damaged as Allied bombers roared over Rabaul and Vunukanan airfields, with one Allied plane lost and a lone crewman reported missing. The raid, described as the heaviest of the war, also involved dropping 1,000 tons of bombs on targets in the New Guinea area. Detailed actions and casualties were given in the communiqué.
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MacArthur
Australia
Rabaul
New Britain Islands
Vunukanan
Milind
Tareet
Ges
Douglas MacArthur
Rem Munique
Tarchum Lermbers
Leer
Moon Gulf
Noth
New Guinea
Parade For Victory planned in Elyria on Sept 24
Elyria prepares a Parade For Victory to be held Thursday evening September 24 with groups from United Allies civilian defense schools military and fraternal organizations joining civilian clubs churches women’s groups and scouts. About 2500 participants expected in the march with downtown war bonds booths and window displays in city stores. Parade chairman Nuc Rassles and Jim Armitaze TM oversee arrangements along with group chairmen from police fire schools churches and civic associations urging local groups to join without excessive expense.
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Elyria
al [Ocal Civic
United ‘Allies
Ecrap
Rawlerry
Nuc Rassles
Moats
Jim Armitaze
Harry W. Guetht
BW. Augur
Graber
W.f.ws
E. Rates
Ronald Dunn
Harry Flynn
Industries
Leif G.novak
United Allies
A. E Kemp
William Gillespie
Nezra
Elyrian Draft Classifications Confusion Revealed
Hiram Pankoff, order W534, is shown in B instead of I A in Elyria Draft Board list. The misclassification, allegedly caused by employer input, prompted an appeal of his status as noted yesterday.
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Hiram Pankoff
33 Enemy Aliens Are Seized in New York Area
The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports 31 enemy aliens seized in the New York metropolitan area. An instructor at the National Youth Administration is announced as involved. The seizure highlights ongoing wartime security actions in the region.
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New York
Inchalinsee
Mactional Youth Administration
Threstiganon
Six Nazi Saboteurs Executed This Morning
Washington observers report intensified activity at the District of Columbia jail as six or more Nazi saboteurs appeared to be facing death sentences. Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox arrived with aides to oversee proceedings while officials kept details guarded and lights in the jail were dimmed as executions were anticipated.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Dune
Florida
New York
Cox
Albert L. Cox
Wash- Wary
Kowala
Thomas MM
Agad
Necone
Early
Aretha
White Howe
Stephen T. Early
War Information Warns Americans We Could Lose This War
The Office of War Information bluntly told Americans that victory is not guaranteed and that the nation must stay fully committed to the war effort. It stressed that allied support, manpower, and material production are crucial, warning that complacency could jeopardize the war’s outcome.
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Office of War Information
Ington
Aus
Seth Paoll
Owl
Imal
Two Year Old Burned After Fall Near Home
Ten year old Geraldine Gawlik of 1 Wrinkles Street suffered severe burns to both arms shoulders and body after reportedly falling into a nearby creek while playing with other children. Grandmother Lesna Schmidt took her to Elyria Memorial Hospital where doctors described the condition as critical but stable. Police said the girl was punched by playmates causing the fall.
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Geraldine Gawlik
Wrinkles
Teg
Elyria Merorial Hospital
Lesna Schmidt
Cleveland
Schmidt
Miss Carlin to Receive White Veil at St Marys
Miss Carlin daughter of Patrick and Mary Carlin, of Wool River, will join the Sisters of St. Dominic at St Mary of the Springs convent in East Columbus, Ohio. She will take the name Sister Mary Laurestine after completing her studies at local schools in the area.
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Margaret Carlin
Patrick
Mary Carlin
Wool River
Sisters of
St. Dominic
St Mary of the Springs
Columbus
Ohio
Misa Carlin
Alovsius
Francia Cydlana
Walter Casha
Crowell
Gertrude Constable
Religien
Mary Laurestine
Sne
Er Zhaens Tchel Ard
Emyria High Seb
Armavir in German pincer near Maikop oil fields
German forces tightened a pincer near Armavir and Maikop in the Caucasus as they struck toward the oil fields. Russian defenses, including the Red Army, held the line around the foothills while heavy German assault began to mass along a major front northwest of Stalingrad. No. 1 continued on Page 2.
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Maikop
Caucasus
Armayir
Ching Jin Maikop
Armavis
Rebag
Caucasus Mountains
Maikepz
Sishaeeos
Armavir
Inder
Ai Semyn Ho Ees
Balbo
Armari
Moscow
War Summary from the Front Lines Across Global Theater
War Summary reports British bombers sinking two ships in an Asis convoy off Libya. Allied planes strike Tabrual in the heaviest attack on the area. American pilots raid a base near Canton. Chinese forces blow up a bridge with troops on it. Nazis breach in the Caucasus as leaders meet in Moscow. Gandhi backs down on a seven day ultimatum and seeks a conciliatory appeal to the British leader.
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Africa
Libya
China
Dap
Canton
NDIA
Gandhi
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The
OMO
Sirralis Toway Pointe
Bmatisi
Ose
Rommel
New Zealand
Arrllery
Naais
Caeme Telez
Feneral
Prt
Frank A. Steger
Bas Davers
Elyrian
Walalim
Mdana
Halimaler MacHowall
Slistrict Corster
Pet
Arini
Amrnican Vickrey Aden
Miss Carlin
Alown
Trabaul
Russia
Chronicle
Cath
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