Peace demonstrators surge toward Swiss frontier after Milan bombing
Milan’s war-torn streets filled with marchers five hours after Allied bombers damaged the city. Thousands fled toward the Swiss border as Italian Socialists urged peace and denounced Fascist rulers for war. Libera Stampa in Lugano cited a manifesto blaming the Badoglio government for continuing the war and suppressing freedoms.
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Chiasso
Milan
Italian Socialist Party
Italy
Libera Stampa
Lugano
Switzerland
Badoglio
United Nations
Scala Farina
Brianza
Sorresco
Allies Smash Last Sicily Defenses Across Messina Evacuation
Allied forces widened their advance in Sicily breaking remaining German and Italian lines near Messina. British troops seized Taormina and pushed north while Germans pulled back to Mes sina leaving Italian units to hold the ring. Prisoner counts rose as Allied air and sea forces pressed to disrupt the Messina evacuation and speed repairs on roads and bridges.
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Taormina
Messina
Castiglione
Randazzrancavilla
Roccalamera
Mandanici
Eighth Army
Messina Strait
Sicily
Pedritani
Hermann Goering
15Th Armored
Strait of Messina
Live Stock Destroyed in Hoosick Fire
Nine veal calves and eight spring pigs perished when a large cow and horse barn at Louis Watts’s Pine Valley Road Hoosick Town burned overnight. Officials estimate the loss at several thousand dollars with hay also destroyed. Firefighters arrived after flames gutted the barn, saving surrounding structures as Watts and others slept. Occupants of a car on River Road spotted the glow and alerted the department. The Watts farm sits on the old Verne Pebble property.
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Louis Watts
Pine Valley Road
Hoosick
Watts
River Road
Fire Department
Verne Pebble Place
Weekly novena and Benedicton at Our Lady of Victory
The Sycaway church hosts a weekly novena in honor of the Miraculous Medal at 7 30 p m today followed by Benediction. Mrs Wesley Griffith and daughter Marjorie of Conway Court are visiting New York for a few days. Mr and Mrs Alfred Beck Jr and children Alfred and Betty Ray of Red Bank N J were guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Beck Sr and returned home today.
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Church of Our Lady of Victory
Wesley Griffith
Marjorie
Conway Court
New York
Alfred Beck, Jr
Alfred
Betty Ray
Red Bank
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Cupid Hits Hostesses in Dallas Ore War Unit
The Dallas Junior Hostess group formed to entertain troops from Camp Adair has become a self destroying unit as many members married for capitalizing on their contracts, leaving the ranks depleted.
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Cupid Hits
Dallas
Ore
Camp Adaur
Byrnes Sees Price Cut and War Outlook Ahead
Byrnes warned that major battles lie ahead and the war will be won by those who win the last battle. He spoke of a substantial reduction in actual necessities prices and a plan to drain purchasing power with tax or savings, stressing no retreat in supply or resolve. He praised Allied efforts in Africa and Sicily and warned Germany and Japan remain formidable despite Allied gains.
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Tokyo
Germany
Japan
Byrnes
America
Brones
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Europe
Russia
East Greenbush Home Bureau Names Mrs Galer Chair
Mrs. DeForest Galer is named chairman of the East Greenbush Home Bureau for the coming season with Mrs. Leslie Foot as vice chair. Appointed project leaders include Mrs. George A Miller clothing and Mrs. Charles Bru der housing. A combined business session and picnic is planned for autumn at Sunnyside Farm, East Greenbush.
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Willard Canaday
William Goff
Chris Hoffarth
Seaman
Sunnyside Farm
East Greenbush
U S Planes Raid French Airfields And Bomb Milan
Allied air forces conducted a large scale raid across France and Italy with bomber and fighter groups. Reports say German defenses near Abbeville engaged US and British aircraft while Milan suffered 100 two ton bombs in a Sunday night raid. Casualties and damage were reported by Paris and Vichy sources as fires and destruction mounted.
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Xouther
England
British
Air Ministry
Abbeville
Milan
Jaly’s
Berlin
R.A.F
France
RAF
Dominion
Holland
Paris
Seine
Vichy Radio
Former Trey Newsboy Joins Uncle Sam Touring Entertainer
Joseph Malloy Roche known as Jerry Stewart rose from Trey schools to newsboy for The Trey Record. Now under contract with Uncle Sam he tours USO camps as comedian and entertainer. His mother Ruth Fountain of Troy recalls Hollywood apprenticeship. a Norfolk rally sold War Bonds and earned a citation from the Norfolk commander. He plans Miami next then Africa, to boost troops with his act.
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Uncle Sam
Joseph Malloy Roche
Trey
Trey Record
Jerry Stewart
Stewart
Ruth Fountain of
Troy
Hollywood
West Coast
Norfolk Navy Yard
Norfolk
Market Report Mixed as Stock Averages Drift Higher
New York traders saw uneven gains with rails and selected industrials aiding the market while leadership lagged. Five hour turnover reached 488,870 shares as some investors awaited tax news and Roosevelt Churchill talks. Prominent movers included Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Chrysler while Sears Roebuck Kodak Boeing and USG lagged. Bonds firmed broadly as Chicago wheat slipped and cotton fell in late trading.
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United Corp
the & E.G
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Pepsi-Cola
U. S., Rubber
Firestone Tire
Goodrich
Chrysler
Oliver Farm
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
Standard O
N. J
Hastman Kodak
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
U. S. Gypsum
Chicago
Grain and poultry prices from New York market report
New York market notes steady flour and rye prices with soft and hard winter varieties. Butter and cheese values listed with two day receipts and wholesale poultry quotes. live poultry and turkey prices shown with freight and regional adjustments.
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U. S&s
New York
Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adams High Low Close
Foster and Adams report the stock market with daily high, low, and closing figures. The brief notes market movement and notable price shifts among key issues, outlining gains and losses for investors.
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Adams
Foster and Adams Open High Close
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Agy
Amer Gas & Elec
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Brewster Aeropl Canad Marconi
GI Cities Service Com
Creole Petrol
Elec
Glen Alden Coal
Humble Oil
New
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Louisiana Land
Ning & Huday
BAY Do
Pantepec Oil
Pennroad Corp
St Regis Paper BR
Republic Aircraft
Technicolor
Silk United Gas Com
L & P Pfd
Louis Begins Long Tour of Army Camps
Promoter says Louis will tour U S Army camps for 100 days then go abroad to train troops. After a Meade preview he opens in Boston with Camp Miles Standish Camp Edwards and Fort Devens on the schedule and will be joined by George Nicholson and Sugar Ray Robinson. Exhibitions cover several service commands with talks on fitness and morale. Also noted is the death of 96 old Scottsville veteran Frank Bissell and Rochester’s 102 year old Civil War survivor James Hard.
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Hird
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Boston
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First New York Cavalry
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Monroe County
Moire Pleads Innocent on Reckless Driving Charge
Octive Moire, 37, of Main Street Cohoes, pleads not guilty to reckless driving in Troy Police Court. Case adjourned to August 25. Moire allegedly jumped a curb at the Post Office, dragged a package box about fifty feet, then fled in Second Avenue toward 112th Street and the Cohoes bridge before a radio pursuit led to his arrest by Officers Nolan and Markham.
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Main Street
Cohoes
James F. Byron
Troy
Moire
Fourth Precinct
Harry Nolan
Chester Markham
Second Avenue
112Th Street
Cohoes Bridge
Loyal Women's Class Hostess Mary Oliver to Lead Meeting
Mrs. Mary Oliver of 894 Third Avenue will host the Loyal Women's Class at 8 p.m. tomorrow. A covered dish luncheon will follow the business meeting.
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Third Avenue
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