Six Nazi saboteurs executed as U S hails justice
Washington reports six of eight Nazi saboteurs were electrocuted in District of Columbia jail at noon. Ernest Burger and George Cash received life and 30 year sentences respectively for aiding U S prosecutions. others were put to death for espionage and sabotage. Military commission had begun trial a month prior.
War hero greeted by New York dignitaries in speech confusion
The city hosts a war hero believed to be welcomed by New York's leading citizens. During a speech he is quoted as saying he has too much to say, while a council member replies with a puzzling remark about teams.
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Dia
432 Families Receive Special Use Certificates
In southern Frederick county 432 families have received special use certificates for county registration near their communities. 207 certificates were issued at Stephens City on Thursday and volunteers planned to finish today. Middletown issued 225 certificates yesterday.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Frederick County
Chemical Warfare Meeting Monday at Fire Hall
Monday night August 10 at 8 o clock a meeting on chemical warfare and gas defense will be led by Tay prclesq and include corps for messengers rescue squads auxiliary police auxiliary fire men recontamination squads road repair crews demolition and clearance crews medical corps Nurse's Aide corps and civilian defense staff.
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Sarah Zane
Tayprclesq
Mneer
Indiana Hogs Rally for Uncle Sam War Drive
Franklin Indiana Johnson county hog raisers launch an effort to brand their best hogs with a V for victory. While fattened they will root for Uncle Sam to win the war and pledge sale proceeds to war stamps and bonds. Drive runs until December 1, Pearl Harbor's first anniversary.
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Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
Uncle Sam
Pearl Harbor
Axis Transport Sent To Bottom By U S Bombers
United States bombers hit Axis shipping in the Mediterranean in a week of air action. Major-General Lewis H. Brereton’s headquarters said a 10,000 ton transport was sunk in a large convoy, with direct hits by Consolidated B 24 bombers. Another convoy of three transports, escorted by eight destroyers, suffered two direct hits. American forces also attacked a motor repair depot and other military installations at Matruh, with Royal Air Force Wellington bombers aiding by dropping flares.
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Lewis H. Brereton
United Are Air Force
Matruh
Nazi Dornier 217 Photos Published as New Warplane
Berlin reports show Dornier 217 images and descriptions described as last word in dive bombers. Do-217 may be a Do-214 and Do-17 modification with greater bomb load and cruising capacity per Voelkischer Beobachter.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Star Employees Gala Picnic at Rosemont Near Berryville
About 100 The Star employees and guests gathered yesterday at Rosemont near Berryville for a picnic with swimming, soft drinks, chips, and desserts. Louis Patton won the pop drinking contest with the most beverages, while Donald Hildebrandt and Jack Pollard each drank eight. Frank Duckworth led in hot dog eating with seven dogs, outpacing rival Pollard.
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Rosemont
the Star
Berryville
Champonsh P
Louis Patton
Donald Hildebrandt
Jack Pollard
Frank Duckworth
Lupton 68 Dies at Winchester Home Rites Planned
William Miller Lupton aged 68 of Winchester died at 6 o clock last evening at 430 North Braddock street from complications after illness. A retired lifelong resident and Handley School Board member, he was a Methodist and is survived by daughter Mary Glenn Lupton. Funeral Sunday at 3 30 from the Braddock Street residence with interment in Mount Hebron. Pallbearers listed. flowers requested omitted except by close family.
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William Miller Lupton
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Lupton
John Martin Lupton
Mary Catherine Lupton
Berlin sub commander used shore lights for bearings
London dispatch from August 8 reports a German submariner claimed to have sunk 21,000 tons in 10 days near the St. Lawrence. He said shore lights aided navigation and that American patrols conducted anti submarine maneuvers with searchlights, while traffic was halted in the river. The Evening Standard likened his tale to The Invaders film.
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London
Berlin
Evening Standard
St. Lawrence
Germany
America
Canada
St. Lawrence River
For Sale 1941 Mercury Convertible Passenger Club Coupe
For sale a 1941 Mercury convertible passenger club coupe in pristine condition. Features include radio heater and perfect tires with private, private listing. Price listed as $1.08. Location and seller name not provided.
Yard Party and Plate Supper at Macedonia Church
A yard party and plate supper are planned at Macedonia Church for Saturday August 15. Proceeds support church programs with meals and social fellowship amid community outreach efforts.
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Macedonia Church
Gandhi Authorized to Begin Civil Disobedience Drive
Gandhi won authority from the All-India Congress to lead a wartime civil disobedience campaign for independence. The convention adopted the Bri tain must quit India resolution with 13 dissenters, rejecting amendments. Gandhi appealed to American friends for support before the session continued on page 2.
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Bombay
India
All- India Congress Party
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Britain
America
Japan
all-India Congress
Anglers Safe After Storm Stranding in Mexico
Nine fishing party members feared lost were found safe after taking refuge in a wooded area on the Mexican mainland near Eighth Pass. Pilot Thomas de Leon landed on an island, then returned with three women and six men to Matamoros. No one was injured and searches continued until word of safety arrived.
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Brownsville
Tex
Eighth Pass
Thomas de Leon
Matamoros
Axis Capitalizes On New Crisis
News agencies in Tokyo and Berlin report Axis pressure on British rule in India. Nippon Kodokai petitions for liberty. Hankow Indians hold a mass meeting demanding full self rule at home and in East Asia. Broadcasts mention British withdrawal timelines and support from India League of Independence.
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New York
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Tokyo
Berlin
Transocean Agency
Japanese League
Nippon Kodokai
Clan Movement For Liberty
Domei Agency
Hankow
East Asia
Singapore
Angapas
Bangkok
India League of Independence
Cheah
Bombers Strike Rabaul and Lae In Major Allied Raid
Allied airmen unleashed about 15 tons of bombs on Rabaul New Britain and Lae New Guinea using 2000 and 2200 pound bombs. Seven Japanese Zero fighters were shot down for one Allied loss as raids targeted Vunakanau air base and Lae airdrome. Reconnaissance likely covered Kei Aru and Tanimbar, with night harassment of enemy positions continuing.
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Australia
Rabaul
New Britain
Lae
New Guinea
Diyht
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Aru
Tanimbar
Medicines Smuggled From Merck To Argentina
Two Mexican agents report that medicines valued at 60000 dollars were secretly removed from Merck firm after government takeover and partly shipped to Argentina under forged consular certificates. The drugs were moved from a German employee directed warehouse to the Guatemalan border and then to Bolivia before ending in Argentina.
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CO City
Merck and Company
Argentina
Bolivia
German Bombers Visit England
German air raiders dropped bombs at scattered points in eastern England and the eastern Midlands during the night with light casualties expected. A lone raider dropped a stick of bombs on the northeast coast of Scotland, killing three and wounding ten. One raider was reported down amid bad continent weather limiting RAF operations.
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London
England
Midlands
Scotland
Continent
Germany
American author Waldo Prank leaves hospital after assault
Buenos Aires dispatch says Waldo Prank, the American author beaten by six unidentified men last Sunday, walked today and plans to fly to Chile next Monday after making hospital reservations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Waldo Prank
Chile
Weather warning issued for coastal waters from Block Island to Cape Virginia
The Weather Bureau issued a small craft warning covering coastal waters from Block Island to the Virginia Capes and Chesapeake Bay on August 8.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Block Island
Virginia Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Germans launch Black Sea campaign with motor torpedo boats
Ankara reports that with their overland drive into the Caucasus the German forces began a campaign to seize full control of the Black Sea using a fleet of new motor torpedo boats.
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Ankara
Caucasus
Black Sea
Death penalty for grain destruction in Poland
The Polish telegraph agency reports German authorities in Poland decreed death for those who destroy or damage crops or fail to deliver the required grain quota.
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London
Polish Telegraph Agency
Poland
Nationwide check on steel warehouses ordered
Federal agencies will survey steel warehouses across the country to detect violations of price controls and inventories. H J Dowd, head of the War Production Board compliance branch, announced the move as investigations into a alleged black market tied to the Higgin Corporation proceed.
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New Orleans
H. J. Dowd
War Production Board
Toda
Frank Q Higgins
Maritime Commission
Higgin Corporation
Dowd
Washington
Condition of Rivers location
Readable fragments describe the condition of a river location with a phone reference 5757 and partial illegible notation (8-1- -1p-2t) suggesting a damaged timestamp or code.
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Rea Arly
Presidential action on Nazi saboteurs deaths and commutations
The President completed review of the military commission findings on July 2 1942 and approved guilty verdicts with death sentences by electric chair for all eight. Two sentences were commuted to life terms for aiding the United States. Burger to hard labor for life and Dasch to hard labor for thirty years. Six executions began at noon. two prisoners remained imprisoned. The war end date record will be sealed. The August 8 report notes the coroner’s arrival at the jail and six names: Kerling Haupt Ks in Thiel Neubauer and Heinekens.
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Herman Neubauer
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