Air raids and battles fill European front in war news
Allied bombers with strong escort strike Budapest area and Germany while Mosquito raids scatter industrial targets. Normandy air forces pledge stronger support as weather limits operations. Soviet advances near Grodno and Kaunas intensify, Wilno falls, altering Baltic front dynamics. Mrs. Hazel J. Mohn invests most wages in war bonds.
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London
Budapest
Hungary
Nagi Radios
Dover Straits
Doslit
Germany
Channel
Normandy
France
Straits
Munich
N.S. Ninth Airforee
Umer-Is
Ninth Airforce
Chateau
Cren
Rouen
Loire
Veuvray
Tours
Thunderbolts
Battlefront
Kaunas
Lithuania
Moscow
FCC
Baltic
Kolomyjia
Lower Poland
Red Army
Wilno
East
Prussi
Wilna
Cui Wilna
Hazel J. Mohn
Cleveland Army Ordnance
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc
Employment Of Three Teachers Is Announced
The Loralyscuity Village and tral schools announce the hiring of three teachers. J. J. Gibb, county school superintendent, and Domine DeFazio welcome new staff for Columbus and Eaton townships, each half-time. DeFane, a Oberlin and Oma State graduate, with prior Columbus and Oberlin experience, fills the position alongside Mrs. Jaba Hiller and Miss Margie Anne Lawrenne in Amherst district assignments. The changes follow resignations and district staffing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gibbg
Domine DeFazio
West Avenue
Kissa
Columps
Eaton Township
DeFane
Oma State University
Taight
Columbus
Oberlin
Columbia
Eaton
Kenneth Amspuser
Naw
Jaba Hiller
Elyrht
Bot Carlisle Board of Reduca
Margaret Bullnet
Columbia Township Board
Margie Anne Lawrenne
Amherst
Edonity
Lawrence
Kent State
Ruth Crayford
Death services for Mrs. Mary Sears in Cleveland area
Notices announce services for Mrs. Mary Sears who died Wednesday evening at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Funeral rites begin Saturday at 6 30 a m from the South Abbe residence and from Holy Cross Church conducted by Rev Fr Budny. Burial planned at St Marys Cemetery after removal from Bittner Funeral Home at the late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sears
South Abbe Road
Cleveland Cilnic Hospital
Ha Om
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bittner
Harold Lyons learns no crossing on Baltimore & Ohio line
A man named Harold Lyons discovers there is no crossing at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Forest Avenue. He drives onto the tracks at night, his car stalls between rails, and he leaves for help, returning to find his vehicle scattered along the right of way. No train was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Harold Lyons
Baltimore & ,Shto
Forest Avenue
Lyons
President Seeks Full Cooperation in War Fund Drives
The White House announced the appointment of Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming to represent the national war fund and community chests. Roosevelt urged all federal employees to fully back local campaigns supporting armed forces, Allied relief, and local welfare drives across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Philip B. Fleming
Fede Dent Works Administration
Linison
National War Fund
Ite
Othe
124 Items Listed For Manufacture
Washington reports 124 consumer articles slated for preferential wartime rating by the War Production Board. Vacuum cleaners and sewing machines are named for limited civilian production starting August 15, with heavier items like washing machines and refrigerators excluded from the list. The catalog includes kitchen utensils, knives and forks, boilers, coffee pots, dish pans, fruit keeping pads, dinner sets, lawn mowers, vacuum bottles, and domestic sewing machines, plus bathtubs, garbage pails, wire garment hangers, heaters, hot plates, inner spring mattresses, typewriters, and house trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dnp War Production Board
Hest
Tax Burden Will Continue After War Says Burton
Senator Harald H Burton warns high income taxes will persist postwar to keep the nation stable. Postwar planners expect about 25 billion dollars in tax load for peacetime, with withholding cited as the easiest collection method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harald H Burton
Burton
United States
Pabon
Ohio
Woman Who Wed 16 Men Sentenced in Detroit
DETROIT. Mrs. Marion Wilhelm Horn Stynkewich, a dress designer, confessed marrying 38 men without divorce and was sentenced to two years in prison plus a $2000 fine for receiving servicemen's allotment checks from two spouses. She may face extradition to Kentucky over an alleged $60 embezzlement from a Boy Scout treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marion Wilhelm Horn Stynkewich
Thal
Kentucky
Hodt
Bailitt
Parkey Buseth
Berg
Maret Atenie Hall
Wwe
Circus Faces A Million Dollars Worth Of Lawsuits
Hartford court actions attach assets of Rikgling Brothers Bailey Circus valued around 300000 while U S Attorney Butler proposes three federal receivers to handle interstate business. About 1000 employees idle as investigations continue into Hartford disaster with 116 burned or injured, eight critical, coroner and fire marshal probes ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Rikgling Brothers & Barnt and Bailey Circus
Todd
Etreua
Edward
Regin
U. S
Robert P. Butler
Faming
Cleveland
Roland Butler
William H. Mortensen
Iaury
Wasp
De Gaulle Leads Bastille Day Observance Abroad
General Charles De Gaulle returned from Washington to lead Bastille Day ceremonies here. The long article notes Allied advances, with French and American forces driving a wedge into Livorno defenses and capturing San Gimignano, plus other operations around Arezzo and Monte Santa Maria. The piece also mentions Polish troops in the Torison sector and various actions across the Italian front, reflecting a broad wartime roundup.
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Alcuers
Charles Gaulle
Livorno
Pogelbatua
San Gimignano
Pogelbonsi
Pustinak
Rosignana
San Luce
le Cassette
Pasting
Monte Magliore
Pastina
Westerday
Eighth Army
Areezo
hArahway
India
Monte Santa Maria
Arezzo
Monte Civ
Arveza-Cisterna
Nazi Robot Bomb Assault Declines Over London Attacks
London reports show a waning German robot bomb campaign as Home Secretary Morrison says defensive measures show progress while England endures ongoing attacks. Civilian casualties last month reached 7 841 with 1 945 dead and 5 008 injured across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
England
Herbert Mocrison
Morrisa
Kidnaped Barbara Goggin Found Safe At Hospital
New York police announced Barbara Anne Goggin a six month old girl who had been stolen yesterday has been found alive and returned to the New York Foundling Hospital. The recovery ends a tense search spanning the city with no immediate arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbara Anne Goggin
New York Foundling Hospital
Saipan Campaign Advances Across the Marianas
General reports that Japanese defenses at Saipan are breached as Light Resistance Units of the Second Marine Division seize Mantagassa Island near Tanapag. Nimitz states armored and naval bombardment target Tinkin Island near Saipan while warships and carrier aircraft press the Guam assault into the ninth day.
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Japan
Dapab
South Seas
Saipan
Second
Mantagassa Island
Tanapag Harbors
Mutcho Point
Allied push nears Caen amid heavy fighting and rubble
Front reports describe German counterstrokes around Caen as American forces reassemble for the next phase toward Maris. Uprooted shelling pounded St. Lo while Americans gained high ground near SinoLutier and La Barre de Seniully. West of Caen, forces closed on Lessay and St. Germain Sur Ay, with bridges blown near Frouenneive as engineers bolster positions. Women at the front report continued hardship and courage as the advance presses forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luc
Belles
St. Honorine
Caen
Miles CC. Dempsey
Maris
St. Lo
SinoLutier
la Barre de Seniullyo
Bayeus St. Lo
Portney
Lessay
Spelter Town
St. Germain-Sur-Ay
Miss Boote Receives Recognition for WAVES Recruiting
Miss Genna Boote was surprised when two Navy men awarded her a certificate of outstanding volunteer service for assisting the Cleveland Office of Naval Officer Procurement. The certificate commends her WAVES recruiting efforts at Edith Mae Hat Shopper, noting she began last June and has maintained a recruiting station since then.
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Genna Boote
Navy
Cleveland Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Comdé
Forest Hulbard
Miss Boole
Waves Térotulter
Elgrid
Edith Mae
Comdr
Hulburd
Courtroom notes and traffic collision reports from Lorain county
A car collision near Route 20 injures Hastings and another car drives Hastings into a ditch while both travel north. Marian Nickles seeks divorce from Lawrence over alleged neglect cruelty and wilful absence. Marie Franklin sues Sam for divorce claiming negligence and abandonment after 1943 separation. Ray Kohlhepp's divorce suit against Jean is dismissed. Judge Conk rules in Olga Selent versus Harry Fowl over a property transfer to Fowl's mother. A judgment of 1650 dollars is awarded for damages from the 1942 accident. Two 16 year old Columbus boys receive detention for auto theft and gasoline theft tied to a spree starting in Columbus and extending to Oberlin, Cleveland, and Dover. William J Takacs files for partition of property in Lorain naming Joe Vargaet as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fowl
West Avenue
D. A. Conk
Olga Selent
Lorain
Fowl
Corn Fowl
Margaret
Columbus
Lancaster
J. H. Nye
Dover
New Philadelphia
Oberlin
Cleveland
South Ridge church notes and reunion plans
South Ridge notes report no Sunday school or worship on July 16 as the congregation attends an assembly at Linwood Park Vermilion. The official board met to organize the sixth annual reunion at Linwood Park on Sunday August with committees named and officers listed, including H C Delefield as president and Mrs Lewis Delefield as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Linwoad Park
Vermilion
Delefield
H. C. Delefield
Linwood Park
Lawrence Limbach
Robert Latteman
Maynard Delefield
Leonard Delefield
H.C. Delefield
Leonard Gerber
Leon Rounds
Lewis Delefield
William Kunzman
William James
Amherst Hospital
John Howard
Kunzman
Italy
Ladies’ Aid and Woman's Missionary Society
Clearview Grove
America
McVey
Oldfield
Alton Preston
E. C. Schubert
Ludwig Lower
Lillie Henson
Lorain
Margaret Baus
Caroline Spiegelberg
Reconversion Plans Move Forward Amid Misgivings and Labor Debates
Washington faces reconversion to civilian production as McNutt and lawmakers push the program amid objections from the Army. A Senate committee outlines a plan to protect smaller businesses, while a 70,000 worker recruitment drive aims to reallocate labor to essential wartime industries and support postwar civilian output.
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Washington
Bushy l Eaders
Paul V. McNull
James B. Murty
Ds Mont
Senate Committee On
McNutt
Fromm
Markets Near by Produce on Terminal Marl Beans and Other Goods
Readable market notes list numerous produce items with prices and weights, including beans, celery, carrots, corn, cucumbers, escarole, green onions, lettuce, peppers, radishes, raspberries, rhubarb, squash, tomatoes, and more. Also offers Chicago cash quotations for butter, eggs, poultry, and Cleveland livestock prices, with cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs detailed alongside grain figures for Toledo.
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Meart
Dot
Fara
Ord
Cucumaers
Bas
Hig Borton
Murtard
Bux
Savoy
Bbc
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Grodno
Les
Mary Years
Contentin
Cherbourgy
Oyster Bay
Harvard
Cantagny
Sawsons
St. Mauel
Meuse
North Afecon
Jes Et Quentin
Cape Talo
van North Azteca
Eleanor Butler Alexander
Besser
Heasevelt Pheor
Gree Mowidlen
Theoourerd
Corpesius
Vestals Ration
P. A. Dro Lot
REG. Price and
Bation
Vestal
Sudro-Curtis
Circus
Gen. de Gaulle
Torison
Opr
Hibscape
Wathets
Jester Wich
Bogota
Bambey
Matebeaty Wits
Daly Sreeds
Pacman
Poe
Gervice
Little Joe's
AL Applias
Marc E
Fhoar
Gaytime
Edith Mae Hal Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Miss Boote
Dewey
Albany
Thomas Yu
Pawling
Charles A. Halsleck
Ind
Republican Congressional Committee
Wendell L. Willkie
Mal Jeck
C. G. Methiieh
West River Street
A. R. Agate
Melvin Gunder
R. D
Wellington
A. Gibbons
Elyria
Ohio State University
Indianapolis
Adam Stephenson
Selby
Bate
Iere
Elyria CE
Belsbert DO. Myera
B.D. 1
Grafton
Morlon Hastings
Haslings
Hastings
Sheriff Department
Marian Nickles
Mit
Marie Franklin
Sam
Ray Kohlhepp
Jean
William J. Takacs
It Cars Win
Joe Vargaet
Chicago
Treeimia
Ateady
Toledo
Shirley Balls
Manone Cook
Alvin Fowl
Migs Cook
E. L. C. E. Society
Torerooma
Shoyenda
Murbach Si Oo
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