Pope Projects Open City for Rome amid German threat
The Vatican urged Washington to declare Rome an open city to deter German air raids. The War Department rejected the idea as unnecessary since Rome has no troop concentrations and fronts lie north. A prior German bid, from Baron von Weizsacker, reached the Vatican but faded with Rome's fall to Allied forces.
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Leon Pearson
Sis
Washington
Vatican
Washton
Rome
Pius
Pune
Su Peter
de Valera
Rose
War Department
Bulldch
Wich
Fifth Army
Baron Ernst von Weizsecker
Apostolic
Radio Helps To Fight Forest Fires in Idaho
Regional Grazing Bureau officials reported radios improve fire deflection, communication, and suppression. In Idaho since July 1 about 115 fires, many lightning caused, have been controlled or extinguished across rangeland stretching from the Craters of the Moon area to northeast South Central Idaho. Lookouts report fires to central dispatch which informs smokechasers who mobilize local rancher crews. Cooperation between stockmen, ranchers, and federal officials is cited as key to the rapid-fire response.
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Boise
Idaho
Ed. Statea Grazing Bureau
Kelso
Sloan Monument
Yreiser
Newman
Fair Enough On Communism in America History and Figures
The column surveys books on American communism from 1930s to 1940s, mentioning Dodd Mead and Dutton publishers, Gillows Gillip Browder and Beal works, Dies Committee critiques, and figures like Hillman John L. Lewis and Philip Murray. It notes prison, exile, and alleged control by the Communist Party in the CIO.
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Trojan Borse
America
Dodd Mead
New York
Himan
Voene Gillows
Gillip
Beckslider
Browder
Dutton
Ben Siolberg
C.S. O
Viking
Tailors
Doucieder Doran
Tomerican
Fred Beal
North Carolina
Billman Corn
Russia
Dies Committee
Roosevelt
New Deal
Banda
Communist Intelligentsia
Martin
Hillman
Fade
C. I
Bilman
Herb flavor tips for vegetables and soups in old note
A fragmented note suggests herbs such as thyme with snap beans and carrots or peas, marjoram with peas or carrots, sage for soups and dressings, and a hint of dill in pop up salad dressings. It mentions a tangy, informal cooking style and a tease of new herb use.
Green Island Fishing Contest Yields Tiny Return
The Green Island Rod and Gun Club contest at Round Take drew only one catch in eight hours with a fifty pound snapping furie as the sole fish. Prizes planned for largest and smallest fish were to be awarded. the giant would be served in turtle chowder at the club meeting, where Arthur Clodge the president would announce the day’s committees.
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Green Island
Arthur ‘Hull
Arthur Clodge
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Radio schedule listing numerous programs and times across local stations, including breakfast shows, news, music, talk, and devotionals, with a wide array of hosts and program titles across the day. Includes Morning News, Timekeeper, Breakfast Club, Glory and Devotions, and various music blocks.
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Mt. S
TSO
Lisewise
Bare
Saint
Newell Martre
Jerrs Warsi
Morning Radio Schedule Skims the Day With Classic Program Lineup
A dense listing shows a full day of radio and entertainment segments tied to brands and places, including news, music blocks, dramas, and public affairs. Names like Jenny OGLore Lawren and Otis and Eleanor appear amid program titles and timings.
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Moersing
le—Sorning Merediew
My True Store
Sadella Aisis
Lateras
Gil Martin
Uins
Texas
Jim Lewis
Ecithon
Glamour Manor
Chile
Melody Tine
Bankhage ‘Talzing
Little Jack Little
Eleroth's
Widwood
Otis
Eleanor Srid
Hatch
Basket Run
Jenny Oglore Lawren
Road of Life
Star Playhouse
Tims—Daryid Marcon
Guide
World War II Outlook in Europe and Pacific
The piece surveys Allied progress in Normandy and Italy, noting slow advances and morale concerns. It contrasts Allied gains with Russian advances, questions about Germany’s collapse timing, and warns the Pacific war faces discouragement as China falters, raising manpower and air base needs for Japan.
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Tunis
Bizerta
Italy
Salerno
Washington
Normandy
Germany
United States Navy
Japan
Far East
China
Names in the News Pronunciation Guide Lapses and Localities
The article outlines Latvian and Polish place names with pronunciation tips for Dvinsk Daugavpils Baranowicze Pripyat Versailles and related terms. It notes common mispronunciations and provides phonetic guidance for readers encountering these locations and historical references.
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Dvinsk
Vitebsk
Daugavpils
Okd
Poland
Minsk
Warsaw
Cay
Pripyat
Russia
Versailles
Paris
Germany
Lasie
Anniversary plans mark Cambridge United Presbyterian history
The Cambridge United Presbyterian Church plans an anniversary on August 26 commemorating its long history dating to April 14, 1769. Pastors from Rev. Thomas C. McLaury to Rev. Paul R. Graham shaped the brick church, remodeled in 1909, with a west-side chapel and new interior furnishings. Golfers play McGregor Links after rain in Saratoga.
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Cambridge
Donwid
Campbell Ne- Lares
Eourth
William Howden
Peter Gordon
Thomas C. McLoury
White Lake
Sullivan County
McLaury
Wiliam B. Shortt
Samuel J. Kyle
A. A. Graham
Kyle
G. W. Baldinger
Mn Baldinger
Ernest T. Gilbert
John. Lytle
G Raymond White
John D. Harkness
IMS
Paul R. Graham
Empenaaemmeniums
Pool Registration Coupon for Swimming Diploma
A coupon instructs proper filling at the pool attendant for a swimming diploma. Applicants must attend all classes and a parent or guardian must sign for a child under 180 years of age before Saturday July 29.
G O P Senate Nomination Still Open in New York State
Edwin Jaeckie says the Republican bid for U S Senate remains open with counties meeting in Albany in August to name nominees for associate judge of the Court of Appeals and presidential electors. Speculation links a possible nomination to John Van Voorhis if the Seventh Judicial District seats the party. Nearby leaders and officials are discussed as potential nominees or influences. Democratic contenders include Robert Wagner for renomination and Samuel Rosenman as court nominee. The piece also notes Scranton, Pennsylvania boasting generals and rear admirals in a local section.
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New York
Edwin Jaeckie
U.S
Ieaiflt
Albany
Senate
Foir
Court of Appeals
Harvan W. Rippey
Rochester
Sevanth
New York City
W. Kingsland Macy
Suffolk County
Fredéric R. Coudert
Mahalan
Statg
Thomas J. Curran
New York County
Assembly
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Robert ¥. Wagner
Democratic State Committee
Samuel J. ‘Rosenman
Roosevelt
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