Italian Front Quieted by Wider War Fronts
Italian war front in September 1943 described as overshadowed by larger strategic moves. U S and Allied patrols near Viareggio engage German forces with several skirmishes. three Germans killed and Nazi positions reported to have 24 more Nazis later in the day. Commanders Hamp ton L Isle and staff coordinate reinforcements including tanks to bolster the area.
Private Simmons Reported Killed in Action in Europe
Pvt. Charles J. Simmons was killed in action in Southern France on September 14. The 18 year service member had served 18 months overseas including Italy. He attended St Mary’s School and worked for The Ladders Co. prior to enlistment. Emily Sweeney, engaged to Simmons, received his letter the day of the death. He leaves two brothers in service and several other survivors including a sister in New York City.
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Bighta Street
Hye
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Ixate Simmons
St. Marnv’s School
John
Thiey Ladders Co., Inc
Emily Sweeney
Simmons
John Timmons
Henry R. Simmons
Texas
Frank Simmons
Betty Elkins
New York City
Lucille Simmons
Italian Front Notes Near Viareggio Describe Daily Combat Actions
Report describes Allied advances north from Pisa with action near Gothic Line. Marines reported crossing a canal several miles north of Viareggio discovering two German machine gun nests in an air bomb crater. Four enemy soldiers and one machine gun were killed after an hour of fighting.
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Pisa
Johnsonville Social News Roundup From Local Congregations
Miss Flossie Ratoon undergoes thyroid operation at the Sa Mariien Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill spend a few days in Buffalo visiting their daughter Mrs. Kenneth Banks and family. Mrs. Wright W. Cottrell jr and kin return to Watertown after time with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cottrell sr. Mrs. Paul Seward of Elmhurst L I cares for her ill mother Mrs. Gertrude Gannon at home. Rev. James B. Schofield has left the Presbyterian Church ministry to join the Army chaplaincy and departed for Camp Devens. Mrs. Peter McNulty receives an orchid from son Peter serving in the Pacific war zone. The orders received in perfect form.
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Worth Adams
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Gens
Watertown
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Paul Seward
Elmhurst
L. L
Gertrude Gannon
James B. Schofield
Presbyterian Church
Camtp Devens
Peter McNulty
Peter
Pacific
Hospital Routine and Local Residents News
Wanantskill Mrs Harold Hyde of Ashcroft Street is at Leonard Hospital after an operation. Emmett Van Wert is improving at home on Atlantic Avenue while his wife Mrs Van Wert was moved to the hospital for treatment.
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Harold Hyde
Ashcroft Street
Leonard Hospital
Emmett van Wert
Atlantic Avenue
van Wert
Murphy Heads Veterans Committee in Third Judicial District
Dewey Peter J. Murphy of this city was named county chairman of a veterans committee for Dewey Bricker Cur ran in New York's Third Judicial District. He said appointments of veterans in various towns of The count and wards in Troy will be made soon with plans for a series of veterans meetings. Local officials from Athenvy County attended the meeting and discussed forthcoming actions.
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Peter J. Murphy
Veterans
Dewey-Bricker-Curran
New York State
Mir Murphy
Cainten
Troy
Hedak
Hedak of Athenvy County Pre E Meeting. Those From Hentselser Coy
Whitey
Edward Scene
W J Windham
Schohar
George A Lawson
Middleburg
Sullivan
Senate plan to block a new League of Nations
Senator Burton warns that reservations are being used to block a League of Nations. He urges that treaty ratification be shared with the House to give the people a voice. Burton argues two thirds approval is required and that delay harms U S participation.
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Veterans groups plan organized outreach for Roosevelt veterans
Bugere Gorman Wettsboro and Ulster wake J Miller Kingston as Adécessing to form groups that will inform voters about war veterans' legislation. The speaker says the President's attitude to veterans has shown consistent opposition and urges a meeting to discuss the position.
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Gorman
Wettsboro
Ulster
J. Miller
Kingston
Mer Delfeus
Roosevelts
British Papers Praise Willkie Editorial Praise From Press
British newspapers lauded Wendell Willkie after his presidential bid. The Daily Telegraph called him forthright and warmhearted, embodying the authentic spirit of a great nation. The News Chronicle headlined Citizen of the World, praising his global vision.
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Wendell Willkie
America
The
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News Chronicle
Britain recalls Wendell Willkie in mournful tribute
The Daily Brief laments the death of a notable American figure. Citizens of many lands mourn a great man with a large vision. Britain honors Wendell Willkie as a friend and influential presence in global affairs.
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Wendell Willkie
Daily Priel
Freetioos. of every platform he. fought for America and freedom.
There was statesmanship of the highest order. He told his people the truth that Britain was the last citadel in Europe defending Doth.
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America
Peple
Britain
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