Churchill and Roosevelt Readied for Broad European Offensive
London reports optimism over a grand Allied assault on Europe with Churchill and Roosevelt planning multi-front operations before winter. Stalin’s absence noted while Eden and others press for a united course among United States Britain and Russia to align military and political strategies. Analysts cite the Atlantic Charter as a guide and foresee imminent military moves to relieve Soviet pressure.
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London
Churchill
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Europe
Mediterranean
Britain
Quebec
United States
Joseph Stalin
Anthony Eden
Yorkshire Post
Stalin
United Nations
Montreal
Washington
Russia
the Times
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Times
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Pacific
Geo. Kurt Dietmar
Germany
Allied buildup hints at major summer offensive in Britain
Reports suggest Britain could host large scale operations this summer with access restrictions on coastlines, arrivals of trained American and Canadian troops, more air bases, influx of senior Allied officers, and increased railway traffic across Great Britain.
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Britain
Great Britain
Methodist Sunday School and local visits noted
Helen Humphrey returned from Samaritan Hospital Sunday. Sunday School will be held at 10 30 am. Sunday in the Methodist Church. Stanley Sheffer of the Navy enjoyed the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Sheffer. The Youth Fellowship will meet on Mr and Mrs Don Krieger s lawn Friday night for a hot dog roast. Mrs Mildred Platt of Brooklyn is spending a two weeks vacation with her mother Mrs Ellen Stiles. Pfc John Kakule son of Mr and Mrs George Kakule has returned to Texas after a 15 day furlough. Mrs Kathryn Roose and Doris Hand are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs William Rowe at Tomhannock.
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Helen Humphrey
Samaritan Hospital
Stanley Sheffer
Navy
Roscoe Sheffer
Don Krieger
Mildred Platt
Brooklyn
Ellen Stiles
Pfc
John Kakule
George Kakule
Texas
Kathryn Roose
Doris Hand
William Rowe
Tomhannock
Rochester student guest visits and local social notes
Round Lake C Carroll Derby of Rochester University recently visited his mother Mrs Thomas N Derby. The Fitzpatrick family of Schenectady, guests of Mr and Mrs Wilson N Gorham, have returned home. Maria Grange will meet at Grange Hall this evening for a business meeting followed by a social hour. Walter Knapp and committee, with Mrs W H Watson, and Miss Mary Bilodeau and Miss Isabel Roering report on attendance. graduates include George I Bilodeau Jr from Syracuse University.
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C. Carroll Derby
Rochester University
Thomas N. Derby
Fitzpatrick
Dorothy
Schenectady
Wilson N. Gorham
Maria Grange
Grange Hall
W. H. Watson
Walter Knapp
Mary Bilodeau
Isabel Roering
Syracuse
Syracuse University
George I. Bilodeau, Jr
Nazis Rumored Paris Fortress Reported by Geneva Paper
The Tribune de Geneve reported that Paris’s Marine Ministry Building and central streets were converted into a fortress with cement blockhouses and tunnels. Many streets are said to be forbidden to civilians, signaling a fortified city setup.
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Bern
Switzerland
GPI
Tribune de Geneve
Marine Ministry
Paris
Evacuations Raise Alarm Over Fortified Kleber Avenue Network
The paper notes many homes evacuated as Kleber Avenue forms a fortified network with a four story underground tunnel system. The quarter is described as a defense line connected in part by a small gauge underground railroad. Separately, Soviet surgeon Prof Visdimir V Lebedenko visits the United States to share wartime medical advances and to foster Red Cross ties between the two nations.
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Kleber Avenue
U.S
New York
INS
Soviet Union
Visdimir V. Lebedenko
Lebedenko
Red Cross
Jamestown Boy Fatally Wounded in Home Shooting
Jamestown UP-Howard Law, 16, was shot fatally Tuesday in the bedroom of his home. Chief of Detectives Richard K. Moynihan quoted a 13-year-old playmate saying he pulled the trigger of the gun.
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Jamestown
Howard Law
Richard K.moynihan
Accident Claim Sought in Gun Incident In Court
Moynihan stated both he and Coroner Samuel T. Bowers believed the firearm discharge accidental and that no charges would be filed. The statement frames the incident as an unintentional shooting with official satisfaction of its non-criminal nature.
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Moynihan
Samuel T. Bowers
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