14 Persons Who Aided Saboteurs Are Arrested
Washington announces that 14 individuals who aided saboteurs and sheltered them are in custody. The arrests, made in Chicago and New York over three weeks, involve relatives and associates of saboteurs landed by submarine. Investigations continue as authorities trace funds and contact networks linked to the sabotage plan.
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Washington
Ti Mersey
Francia Uiddle
Poder
Fiddle
Aflic
Melmut
Hoover
Hover
Acme
Adolf Hitler
Danzig Bombed By The RAF
London reports RAF raid on Danzig and submarine yards near Flensburg. Big Lancaster force completed a 1784 mile round trip to bomb German targets while another group attacked Flensburg yards and slipways. Weather affected some sorties. German reports claim hospital hit and casualties.
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London
Abbeville
France
Pight
Danse
Flensburg
Flensbore
Danzig
Tome
Thets
Eramarine
Earmans
Dangic
MAF
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Bulgaria
A typhoid outbreak is reported in Bulgaria with authorities tightening measures and urging improved sanitation. Health officials warn of spreading cases across regions and emphasize safe water, hygiene, and prompt medical attention to prevent further deaths.
Woman To Face First Degree Murder Charge
Minnie Fox Glass, 42, of Wayne street off South Middlevenue, will face a first degree murder charge for shooting her husband Charles Glass, 41, as he slept yesterday morning. He died instantly from two chest shots. a third shot missed. Glass fled, reported the incident to police, and was jailed after urging hospital care for him. She claimed years of abuse and drunken episodes, saying she acted after frequent threats. The case proceeds as authorities recount the event and authorities file formal charges.
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Minnie Fox Glass
Wayne Street
South Middlevenue
Charles
Carlot Finegan
Sherif Joeseph Gurik
Tate
Glas
Glass
Ward
Henry Stiles
Drm
Refugees Reunite With Old Friends After Atlantic Voyage
About 29 refugees arrived aboard a neutral ship carrying former internees from the Atlantic voyage. They were welcomed by relatives and friends onboard as they awaited naval clearance and embarkation to final ports. The ship docked Saturday amid strict regulations and inspections before the 9 deplaning passengers could disembark. The scene featured many reunited families and joyful reunions despite long separations.
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Prieneers
South America
Inna
Dis
Brubaker to join Army Medical Corps in Tennessee
Dr W R Brubaker of Stanford Avenue prepares to depart for Haridles Tennessee to join the Army Medical Corps as a captain with the Vanderbilt University unit. The group was honored Wednesday night near Nashville and will move to Camp Forrest before official service. He is a Vanderbilt medical graduate with teaching experience. wife and two children will accompany him.
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WR. Brubaker
Tomorow
Brubaker
Stanford Avenue
Harhidles
Tennessee
Jon Geneeral Hospital
Cris
Army Medical Corps
Vancercbilt University
Atl County Agh
Nashville
Willeave
Timanary & Irr
Camp Forrest
Vanderbilt University Medical Soho
Hag Beet Prachene
Elyria
Sears
Nrubakers Ferhag Tome
River tragedy claims Rocky River man
A man dived into the Rocky River and disappeared in distress. He was recovered but died later at St John’s Hospital. A coroner’s inquiry was opened as investigators review the river incident and its aftermath.
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Potlen
St Jeerh's
Letain
Tenreser
Palen
Rugby
Yrath
Report Jap Saboteurs In Northern Ohio
Reports of two Japanese saboteurs in northern Ohio prompted a statewide search as authorities investigated sightings near Middlebury and Middleburn Heights. A witness described one man as short and slim, possibly a teen, while rumors claimed the pair were armed and connected to a power plant disruption.
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Ohio
Middlebury Freight
Frank Eburzelle
Pardoner
R. F. Wolfhammer
Middleburn Heights
Wollkarmer
Peter Lupan
Pawer
Muddleburgy
Meishis
No New Trial for Man Who Helped Nazi
Detroit judge denies a retrial for a man described as having aided Nazi forces. The court ruled the defendant’s sentence valid, with authorities continuing confinement at the state penitentiary.
Frank E Stevens Named On Advisory Board
Frank T Stevens of Tarain County Savings and Trust Baiting was omitted from Elyria draft board advisory list last week. Stevens, a veteran member of the advisory board, provides guidance to the selective service on problems and procedures.
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Frank T. Stevens
Tarain County
British Forces Bombard Axis Lines In Egypt
British artillery opened a bombardment along the northern and central sectors of the El Alamein front after Axis counterattacks were repulsed. Allied forces, led by tanks and motorized infantry, pressed the line as dust storms hindered air operations. Two German planes fell to Allied fighters, with total Axis prisoner numbers surpassing 1,000 since Friday.
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CMKO
Sir Claude
Auchinteck
el Alamein
Mie
Hitleedress
Qattara
Malta
Hill of Jesus
el- Alamein
Auchinleck
Town of Lidice in Illinois Stands Defiant
The Lidice community, reborn as a suburb near Juliet II, dedicates a memorial amid a defiant celebration of freedom. The dedication attracts about 500 attendees with remarks stressing resilience against Nazi extinction. Rep. L. Wilson voices the memory of Lidice and the fight for liberty, linking the village to global resilience.
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Lidice
Illinois
Germany
Lidies
Czechoslovakia
Neinhard i
Kangmant Heydrich
Juliet
Soo
Ledies
L. Wilsie
Republan
Boneipal
Lidieo
Wallaid
Fiat
Laval Rejects U S Offer To Return Warships
VICHY July 1 Peete Laval government rejected an American offer to surrender warships. French officials conferred with naval authorities three times and Saturday gave a final reply, rejecting the demand they be returned and asserting rights to move ships or retain them.
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Vichy
Peete Laval
Antina
United States
Alewandra
Trkrey
Gestapo Orders Reprisals Against French Patriots
Londox July 1 UP The Gestapo orders reprisals against families of French patriots amid Bastille Day tensions. Gen De Gaulle to broadcast from London urging quiet resistance and a mass show of unity as patriots plan demonstrations and a march with the Marseillaise.
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Londox
Bastille
Shore
Paris
Intn
Oberg
Britain
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
London
Germany
France
Seven Die In Ohio Accidents Across Weekend
A string of deadly incidents in Ohio leaves seven dead. Reports indicate drownings and vehicle crashes across Cleveland, Burton, and nearby areas during the weekend, with victims aged from mid teens to adults. Local authorities investigated each crash and drowning case, urging caution on roads and waterways.
Closing Exercises For Home Nursing Course Next Monday
Closing exercises for the home nursing course will be held next Monday in the Fika hall. Programs are planned and an outline sneaker bol will be announced.
Two Injured In Traffic Mishaps
Two people were injured in separate traffic incidents reported near Heels Department Store and Lake Aves. Jane Trhzery, 14, of Ratgetille, suffered facial lacerations when a cat and vehicle collision occurred near the city, while Laurctce Rot ted faced injuries in another crash involving a parked car. Professor emeritus Dr Martin Fara Kieckxer, 81, of Tiffin, died Thursday from cerebral hemorrhage at Neideltere College.
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Grafton
Ste
Sarenes
Jane Trhzery
Ratgetille
Laurctce
Svtardig
I Leritts
Lake Aves
Breten
Sete Spranger
WE Caldatti
Lyiten
Wapne
R. D . Welleweton
Brod Sueet Ag Lydony
Tiffin
Martin Fara Kieckxer
Erer Isus
Neideltere Eotlees
Dird Jodsy
Russian artillery and tanks clash near Don and Stalingrad
The newspaper survey notes Russian artillery fire on the Don river sector with tank-led assaults and many enemy casualties. It also flags a larger action near Kalinin northwest of Moscow where Axis reinforcements tilt local balance, with continuation promised on page seven.
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Don
Tovwank
Stalingrad
Porard
der River
Ata
Kalinin
Moscow
German advance threatens Caucasus as Russians retreat 50 miles
War brief reports heavy fighting on the Caucasus front with German pressure and a Russian strategic withdrawal to avoid encirclement. In Africa, British forces repulse an Axis counterattack along the Egypt line as raids continue. In France, fear of Bastille Day disturbances prompts reprisals. London confirms RAF raids on French airfields after raids on Danzig submarine plants.
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Cates
Caucasus
Africa
Egypt
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