Airborne thrust across Holland flanks West Wall
Allied forces of the First Allied Airborne Army land in Holland to flank the German West Wall and push toward Cologne. Center siege moves past the Siegfried Line while high water floods parts of Holland to hinder German defense.
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British Role in Jap War Seen Flank Attacks
Washington reports that Britain's role in the war centers on flank attacks in the Malaya Sumatra region and sea lines. The Pacific four quadrant plan splits responsibilities among MacArthur Nimitz and allied forces. Outcomes hinge on Japanese fanatical defense versus retreating actions and timing of American advances.
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Belgium to reclaim gold lent to France during occupation
Paris reports the French ministry announced that France will repay Belgium ten units of gold and an undisclosed amount entrusted to the Bank of France before the German occupation. The Vichy government later handed the gold to German authorities.
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France
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Airborne force reshapes war plan with held lines
The report details an airborne strategy to seize and hold territory until ground forces advance. Lieut Gen Barney Ges notes cargo planes can sustain a basf dozen divisions indefinitely with four to five thousand aircraft. Brereton’s forces may be smaller, leaving Germany facing ongoing aerial landings and a shift in fortification predictions.
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Finland Foils German Moves in Baltic and Finland
Finnish forces reported stalling German advances along a line from the Norwegian border southeast to Ivalpa and Salla. Berlin said Germans would stay near Finland’s borders for security as Moscow peace terms.
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Germans Recapture Slay Town From Tito
German forces pushing from Bulgaria into northeastern Yugoslavia attempt to escape partisans. Russians and Bulgars recapture Negotin near the Danube, six miles inside Yugoslavia, after Tito’s advance briefly held Vegotin.
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Landing near Mindanao marks a bold pierce by Allied forces
Allied forces established a beachhead after repulsed initial assaults on Morotai. Engineers cleared Pitoe airstrip for future raids while Sixth Army moved to occupy abandoned airfields. Manila warned of raids as Nimitz reports Liberator attacks on Iwo Jima and Kuriles. MacArthur air actions hit Ceram and surrounding Dutch New Guinea islands despite bad weather.
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Associated Press
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Jefferson Davis Cell Becomes Homelike at Fort Monroe
Jefferson Davis prison cell in Fort Monroe casemates gains a tenant for the first time since his imprisonment eighty years ago. Catherine Rowe, widow of a soldier and Fort Monroe officers’ club employee, occupies the renovated cell with panels on dripping rock walls.
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Fort Monroe
Federal jobs rise as Civil Service reports gains
The federal government employed 2,938,602 paid civilian workers in the continental United States at June's end, increasing by 20,315 from a month earlier, per the Civil Service Commission report released yesterday.
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United States
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Iona
Civil Service Commission
City Plans Manor Heights Improvements in Cohoes
Cohoes officials consider streets upgrades in Manor Heights. A new storm sewer damaged roads during installation. After repairs, extended pipe work and further street improvements are planned, with a pipeline project near Evie Cans to be finished in two weeks.
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Solons Seek France Trip With Eisenhower Approval
London. Eight United States Congressmen critical of Army delays appeal directly to Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower for permission to visit France. They warn they will question why visiting labor leaders have been given preferred treatment if refused. The lawmakers planned a strategy after learning the trip, intended to provide a first hand view of the American war effort, has been called off at least for the moment.
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London
United States
Dwight D. Eiserhower
France
Spellman Conducts Notre Dame Service
Archbishop Francis J Spellman of New York led a service at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris describing it as the heart and soul of France. More than 3 000 soldiers and officers attended with many others outside the cathedral milling in the streets and listening via radios. The archbishop greeted troops after the service as cameras captured the scene.
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Francis J. Spellmen
New York
Notre Dame
France
Cohoes Man Missing In Action
Cohoes residents report several families with service members listed as missing in action in the Central Pacific theater. Pfc Bart Wy McSlahon son of Zar McMahon of 368 Bridge Avenue is among the names. Other local servicemen include Sgt Joe B M Austin Busbeng of Mire, Merie Austin of Greenwich, and Gilbert of Giens Falls. Corporal Nedelsky of 25 Olmstead Street recently earned gunners wings at Tyndall Field and awaits assignment. Seaman Paul Urbantew of 13 Jokestown Avenue is on a 30 day furlough after 38 months overseas. First Baptist Church notes upcoming meetings and events. Obituary: Ellen Benson of Cohoes since childhood, widow of Matthew M Benson, died after brief illness. survived by two sons and siblings.
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Bridge Avenue
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Merie
Austin
Greenwich
Firs
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U. S. Navy
Michael Urbantew
Jokeston Avenue
Seaman
Urbaniex
South Pacifi
First Baptist Church
Ellen Benson
Stephen A. Scullen
Spring Street Road
Loudonville
Metthew M. Benson
Ireland
St. Bernard's Church
Rey B. Bollum
Bellrosé
Long Island
Matthew M. and
John E. Benson
Cohens
Michael Barrett
Cohoes Tax Collections Increase and Notices
PS released by the town treasurer shows a substantial rise in tax collections for the first and second periods with $2544 taxes collected this term and $627.71 balance to be collected by December. Penalties apply for taxes unpaid after October 1 while timely payments avoid fines. Local church and scout meetings are listed with schedule notes and study to follow Acts chapters 3, 4, and 5.
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