German Planes Bomb Towns In England
German planes bombed towns along England's coast in a night raid. Sirens cried across Northern Ireland as American troops prepared for possible attack. Reports claimed heavy bombs and incendiaries struck Birmingham and surrounding Midlands, while Hamburg’s raid followed earlier actions. No major damage reported in London proper, but suburbs and surrounding fields saw incendiaries. the evening air raid warning persisted.
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Mons
Ireland
Northern Ireland
United States
Tn ‘Ocon
Herhn Breadeast
Birminghem
English Midlands
Avia
Ion
Reicht Entms
Bribie
Inkes
Haraburg
Sutmaring
Germana
Lamon
Ely
Otoolem
Atrees
London
Russians Destroy Nazi Small Tanks Front News
In Moscow reports say German supply ships landed behind front lines in the Caucasus. Soviet forces claim destruction of small German tanks and transport craft amid ongoing battles on the front.
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Moscow
Caucasus
Han Gang
Weather update and markets tease on page two
The weather forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and lingering tonight with temperature readings near seasonal norms. Market notes and stock pages are continued on page two, offering current prices and brief summaries.
Axis Troops Staggered By Desert Front Blow
Allied forces led by South African, Australian and British troops broke a northern El Alamein line in a limited pincers operation. After a night assault, Axis troops retreated as British artillery and infantry drove hand to hand fighting, with sappers clearing a minefield near Tel El Eisa.
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Camo
Clade Rawhinleck
Ais
Souhwest
el Alamein
Tel el Eisa
Asis
United Press
Henry Gurrell
Gurrell
EY Mamein
U S Spending Surges to Unprecedented Levels
Washington reports that federal outlays in the first two weeks of the new year exceed total spending for all of 1930. The daily expenditures average around 1.5 billion with about 210 million funneled into armed forces equipment.
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Washington
United States
Perez
Blood Donor Drive Seeks Volunteers in Aug Outreach
The Biend Donor Service chairmen urge donors to register as the mobile Red Cross unit plans to visit Tsna on Monday and Thursday August 10 and 12. Headquarters at the Masonic Temple precedes the drive with Edith Meteatt coordinating as secretary. organizers promise updates on responses as the unit sets up at the First Congregational Church and hospital events.
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Mindman
Tsna
Peres
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Fulding
Edith Meteatt
Efszia Cherter
American Red Cross
Stetee
Hoyetal
Thehames
Une
Sd Pez Tune
Civilians May Get Less Meat
CHICAGO July 23 Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard said civilians may face reduced meat supplies as the Army and Navy buy prime beef directly from ranges. He noted packers struggle to obtain beef for cities and denied mentioning price ceilings in dressed beef amid shortages.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude B. Wickand
Wickard
Army
Navy
Wauchter
Wickand
Accident Victim To Be Buried Here
Miss Genevieve Wells six year old of Painesville will be buried in St Marys Cemetery there about two oclock Wednesday afternoon following her death in a highway crash. Gustave Woidke of Berea is reported in poor condition at Lake County Memorial Hospital after the crash that killed Wells and injured two others. Wells was sister of Lake County Deputy Sheriff John H Wells and a former marriage to William Weth Reckis is noted in local obituaries.
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Genevieve Wells
Nile
Painesville
St. Mary's
Miss Wells
Lake County
John BH. Wells
Abe
Gustave Woidhe
Berea
Weidke
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Walls
Lake Empty
Roves
Wileliam Wethi Reckis
Brothsere
John A
Carl Weils
Pasaraville
Three new teachers hired for city elementary schools
Three teachers were employed to fill vacancies across elementary schools for the upcoming school year. Each earns 3150 a year and brings varied experience from Lorain County, Kent State, Western Reserve, Wheaton and Oberlin. They will likely be assigned to Hamilton Frank and Blythewood buildings after replacements for Atlee Gaston Florentine Phihoda and Relord Foster are completed.
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We Palmer Fairview
Pics
Hume
Lorain County
Kent State University
Trevsousy
Western Reserves Uniiversity
Hamilon
Frankin
Met
Uhrossh
Atlee Gaston
McKinley
Florente Phihoda
Ext
Relord Foster
Nazi Offensives Reach Deep Toward Stalingrad Front
Soviet dispatch reports Axis reinforcements of dozens of divisions with fresh planes and tanks. German forces press toward key Don river rail hubs near Tsimlyanskaya and Kalach, advancing within 40 miles of Stalingrad as Russian counter offensives struggle to halt the drive. The Rostov area sees ongoing battles along the Don as the front line extends toward the southeast.
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Moscow
Holland
Melannyson
Cameasug
Don
Stalingrad
Don River
Teimlyankaya
Kalach
Stalingrad Indus
Periapa
Hitler
Tas
Rostov
Fochergaurk
Txtinlyanskaya
Bon
Stalin- Frad
Tsimlyanskaya
Tates Ald
Voronezh
War Summary Tiemin July 23
AFRICA. Skritish renew attacks on the Lifyan front with some gains in desert fighting. PACIFIC. Japanese forces push nearer Mort Moresh seeking a new base about four miles from Milind stronghold. BRITAIN. Luftwaffe vengeance targets rail lines as Britain reports a secret gain. RUSSIA. Mirow divisions fight south of the Dong, Russians heavy fighting near Tsimlyarskaya.
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Africa
Pacific
Mort Moresh
Milind
Russia
Iorinatis
Tsimlyarskaya
Elyria Man Fatally Hurt In Car Crash Near Lake Avenue
Elyria resident Arthur Decker Jr. died from internal injuries after a rear collision on Lake avenue four miles north of Elyria. Herbert Rich of Route 2 Elyria fled the scene. Decker’s relatives include wife Elizabeth and daughter Dorothy. Funeral arrangements set for later Thursday at Sudro-Curtis Purezal Keene. burial at Rizco Mall Memorial Park.
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Arthur Pelahder, Jr
1839
Rindstreet
Lorain
Decker
Deckers
Herbert Rich
Route 2
Lake Avenue
Flyria
Deckerway
Murray Ridee
Elsda
Odd Felioss Lodge
Song of
Union Vetersans
Elizabeth
Dorothy Decker
Elytiz
Arom
Wareren
Syracus
Ale
Semsteprasushters
Tutial
Rizse/ Mall Memorial Park
Secret British anti aircraft gun threatens raiding planes
British use secret anti aircraft gun hailed as deadly menace to night raiders over Britain and Northern Ireland. Report notes fighters shot down planes and limited damage in London area despite claims. Officials deny details and accuse press of leaking war secrets.
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London
Anee
Anttiaircraft
Getman
Britain
Leeland
Meetican Trae
Feaet
Eich
Ag Ceiay
Hemmeen
Idcht Getter Er Grein
Uremanet
Tolvsly
Lomden
Couittes
Nea Sertet Gan
Mayor Proclaims Navy Recruiting Navy Day Program at Court House
Joseph Q. Petror, mayor, proclaims Navy Recruiting Day to honor service members. He urges citizens to contribute and participate in a program at the Court House on Sunday at 8:00 p.m. to show support for the Navy.
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Heals
Navy
Peito
Fam
The
Joseph Q. Petror
Public Square Camp Aten Drive Launched By City Leader
Mayor Petro announced a two day program to mark the Navy recruitment drive in the Great Lakes area. Ceremonies Sunday night will feature officers and enlisted men, with a formal pledge and era of entertainment. A parade and front of Court House appearance will follow as city officials and civic leaders back the effort to reduce Navy enlistment time.
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Great Lakes
Ilinois
Joseph Q. Petro
Patsa
Navy
Petro
Sumuday
Cathy
Loriice
Citic
Petry
Peretam
Dringe floor collapse in Delaware causes injuries and closure
A structure collapse in Delaware sent several people to hospital after a toxic incident near Bellpoint Road. Emergency responders reported a bridge project planned, with state officials indicating a temporary closure and next steps for repairs.
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Delaware
Tracy Dover
Head of Bank Dies in Sewark After Illness
Herbert Harris, 67, president of the Lickine County Bank and a furniture dealer, died after a three month illness. Harris, longtime community leader, passed away in Sewark on Wednesday. He had served as bank president for many years and was known for his civic involvement.
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Sewark
Herbert Vs. Harris
Lickine County Bark
Peatecday Aler
County Board Delays Plan Refer Trons to Wickens and Smith
A county building board and commissioners discuss a matter involving plant plans and specifications. The decision includes referring the issue to Wickens and Smith for preparation with a civilian member added to the panel.
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Buflids
Aioe
Trons
Wickens
Nurse Aide Corps Needed For Red Cross War Effort
Recruitment drive seeks 1000 Nurse Aides within a year for hospital service. Applicants must be 18 or older American citizens with high school equivalent, willing to train and commit 10 hours annually. register at the Red Cross office in the Masonic Temple.
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Nore's
Lons
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
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Bay
Fort Moresby
New Guinea
Tarrue
War Department Bureau of Public Relations
Washington, D.C
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England
Ana Farly
U. S
Tiemin
Watt
Luftwaffe
Susaileans
Letilen
Tianatedorthern Trelawl
Hifleman
Elyria
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