Four More Nazi Generals Killed or Captured
London reports four additional German generals were killed or captured during the summer offensive. Lieut Gen. Moser-Hileesan, commandant of Jeles Lublin, was taken, marking the 25th general captured this season. Reports also indicate Major Gen. Wilhelm Gui died in a possible accident. Col Gen. Freiherr Geyer von Scharpenberg’s tank command fell under capture. Gen. Vor Ma was arrested in the week.
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London
Moser-Hileesan
Jeles Lublin
Léewt
Wilelm Gui
Aki Mugich
Bersadio
Freiherr Geyer von Schargpenberg
Wee
Morgenenat
Vor Ma
Samme
Salt Propazand
Justice Rules on Support of Wives in Divorce Case
New York Supreme Court Justice William C. Hecht ruled that a wife cannot contract to relieve a husband of alimony. He granted the annulment of a separation agreement between Mrs Eve Beresford Clayton Bickford and Brig General Harold Bickford, and said she would seek $20,000 annual alimony from the general.
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New York
INS
State Supreme Court
Willian C. Hecht
Eve Beresford
Clayton Bickford
Harold €. Bickford
Buffalo
Florida
Justice Hecht
Soviet Ace Used U. S. iPlane to Bag 40 Nazis
Soviet ace Lieut. Col. Alexander Pokrishkin reportedly shot down 40 Nazi planes using a U.S. made fighter as relayed in a letter from Lieut. Gen. L. G. Rudenko to the Soviet Embassy in Washington. The note contrasts Soviet and Allied kill counts with German propagandists exaggerating claims.
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U. S
Alexander Pokrishkin
America
L. G. Rudenko
Washington
Dennis Accused Of Malingering In Pittsfield
Washington Chief Justice Edward Eicher allowed proceedings to continue in Pittsfield Massachusetts as prosecutors accuse Dennis of malingering during hospital care. The defendant asked for suspension, but the court ordered a later reappearance while appeals consider whether counsel was adequately provided in related cases.
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Stak
Washington
Chlef
Edward €. Eicher
Patter
Bittsfeld
Mass
White Eskree
C. Sais Ict Ailarmes
Boston
Harvard Queaceé
Denis
Hig Lea
Dennis
jSourt
Bsoher
Varee
Robert ‘Noble
Los Angeles
Col ‘Eugene Sanctuary
Ermes P.mhurst
New York
Savas Bagot
Noble
Sanctuary
Ekosburst
Dewey Photo Won’t Hang in Chicago Service Center
Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly and the city service center class refused a Dewey photograph for display beside a Roosevelt portrait during the presidential campaign. Center director Daniel L. Flaherty said the gift from Georgie W. Fisher will be kept in a safe place, while Kelly asserted no political displays will be hung in the center. Roosevelt’s 56 square foot portrait remains on display as commander in chief. Irene Smith of this city will share in her mother Maude Smith’s estate worth 3,600, with siblings Marion, Lucille Smith, Alice Knapp, and Everett Smith listed as heirs.
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Dewey
Service Club
Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevel
Edward J. Kelly
Daniel L. Flaherty
Georgie W. Fisher
Cook County
Kelly
Roosevelt
Trojan
Irene Smith
Maude Smith
Stark
Marion and
Lucille Smith
Fort Plain
R. D
Alice Knapp
Schenectady
Everett Smith
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