Nazis Warn Danes Of Ruthless Use Of Arms In Clash Falls
President Roosevelt returns to Washington for a Quebec War Conference follow up. Aiming to set political postwar plans, he schedules meetings with diplomatic, state and military leaders including Dr. T. V. foreign minister, while Hull negotiates cross-table talks with Japan and Soong joins Anglo American deliberations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Quebec
T. V
Hull
Lone
Atage
Japan
Soong
Allied Air Strikes Hit Italian Rail Hubs Near Rome
Allied air forces bombed Orte a major rail center 40 miles north of Rome and Torre Annunziata on the Bay of Naples, destroying rail and road links as light to heavy bombers and fighters hit targets across the Italian toe. Twenty enemy planes were destroyed. three Allied aircraft missing in the day night operations.
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Noland Norgaard
North Africa
Orte
Rome
Torre Annunziata
Bay of Naples
Italy
Wellington
Calabrian
Cape Pellaro
Boston
Baltimore
Reggion
Cala
Apple Growers Oppose Ceiling Prices in Apple Market
National Apple Planning Committee from 32 states urges no price controls arguing supply and demand keep consumer prices reasonable. Sub committee led by Henry Miller Jr proposes ceiling prices if needed including a 12.5 cent per pound retail cap and various canner rates for hard and soft apple varieties, with officials naming Chandler and Sterling Junction figures.
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Washington
National Apple Planning Committee
Henry Miller, Jr
Paw Paw
W. Va
U. S
U.S
Yorks
Stayman
Grimes
Chandler
Sterling Jct
Mass
A. W. Peters
Hood River
C. C. Taylor
Albion
Mich
O. P A
Hornet Carrier Launch Sparks Plans for Tokyo Raids
Newport News August 30. Secretary of the Navy Knox signals large scale aerial attacks on Tokyo after the launch of the aircraft carrier Hornet. Spectators heard promises of new deeds of valor as the Hornet joins ships bearing a storied name in U S naval aviation history.
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Newport News
Aus
United States Navy
Knox
Tokyo
Rising Sun
Santa Cruz Islands
James River
J. B. Woodward
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Hornet
Midway
Solomons
United States
Hss
George Dewey
Navys General Board
Department of Naval Avia
Tri Partite Meet Indicated As Possibility Grows
London reports indicate a three power conference among Britain United States and the Soviet Union may be arranged. Prime Minister Eden and U S ambassador John G Winant are central figures with war cabinet approval potential. Sources differ on location Moscow or another venue and timing within two weeks.
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London
Britain
U. S
John G. Winant
Eden
Churchill
Winant
Daily Mail
Plas
Moscow
Dr Fellows Expected to Return from Gripsholm Repatriation
The State Department says Dr Fellows held in Shanghai for two years is to be repatriated aboard the Gripsholm in an exchange with Japanese and American detainees. The liner is to sail about September 1, reach Goa around October 15, and likely arrive in the U S by December after travel delays.
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Shanghai
Goa
Portuguese West Africa
Randolph Shields
University of Aat Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
State Department
Fellows
United States
Gripsholm
Dr. Jr
Motorists Rush To Exchange Coupons
Local officials warn motorists to exchange gasoline coupons before the September 1 deadline. After that date only coupons with mileage ration printed will be honored for transfers to consumers.
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Tte
Ea Aene
Mano
Black Market Ammunition Reported Ahead of Season West of Blue Ridge
Game Warden Pingley notes a plentiful squirrel supply and urges licensed hunting west of the Blue Ridge. Despite ammo shortages, some stores show limited shells and a few late February March signups for shells. The season opens thirty minutes before sunrise across counties west of Clarke and Ridge.
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Blue Ridge
Pingley
Spees
Ridge Clarke
Musselman Plant At Inwood Opens Season Tomorrow
The Musselman Company plant at Inwood West Virginia will open the 1943 44 season tomorrow to help apple producers move fruit at an advantage. The facility will process red sauce and cider from apples and is one of the largest in Virginia West Virginia fruit operations.
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C. H. Musselman Company
Inwood
W. Vaced
Musselman
Daughter of Handley Estate Executor Plans Winter Stay
The daughter of one of the executors of Judge John Handley’s will may spend the winter in Winchester. She, Countess Elena, seeks peace and tranquility before returning to Italy after the war.
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Handley Estate
Ori
John Handley
Winchester
Anderson
Dini de Sylva
Elena
Henry Barre Ae
Haly
City orders dogs muzzled as police vow on sight euthanasia
Chief C W Hollis and the force will shoot unmuzzled dogs found roaming the streets. Owners are warned to muzzle or confine pets until further notice after a collie belonging to Mrs Virginia Turner, suspected of rabies, was destroyed by Dr E W Miller following a bite to Ellsworth Keller. Additional details describe ongoing enforcement and prior bites linked to the case.
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C. W. Hollis
Hollis
E. W. Miller
Virginia A. Turner
West Hart Street
Ellsworth Keller
Turner
George Garber
G. T. Garber
Alt Avenue
Order to Lift Eastern Pleasure Driving Ban Delayed
A tentative order to lift the eastern pleasure driving ban has been sent to field offices of the Office of Price Administration. Officials indicate a possible progress by September 1 or next weekend but the order has no official status yet. Chester Bowles of OPA noted liberalizing gasoline rules in September for the Interior and east coast, with service men to receive furlough gasoline.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Chester Bowles
Tien
OPA Gaaaduasiors
Winchester volunteer firemen meet tonight
The Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Friendship Hall. All members are urged to attend. E. W. Argenbright, Chief.
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Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association
Friendship Hall
E. W. Argenbright
Clatterbuck Put On Trial In Loudoun County
In Leesburg Virginia Thomas Sweetene a quarry worker faces a murder trial for the June 1 killings of five people on a local farm. Jury selection continues as 32 veniremen are screened with only three tentatively chosen and 20 more needed to complete the panel.
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Clatterbuck
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Thomas Sweetene
M. H. Atgard
J. R. Alexander
Sleeves
Germans Abandon Southern Anchor Of Soviet Front
Premier Stalin announced the capture of Taganrog, southern anchor of the 1500 mile front, after a fierce engagement in which Soviet forces routed German troops. Germany claimed evacuation after destroying the town and harbor installations as Soviet cavalry and formations penetrated to the enemy rear.
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London
Josef Stalin
Taganrog
Stalin
Sea of Azov
Moscow
Berlin
Don
Newton resident kills large red fox near chicken house
Newton wine living near Woodbine school house killed a large red fox yesterday afternoon. A gun loaned by an acquaintance aided in driving in the animal, a coincidence noted by witnesses. Traffic changes announced by Lee Coble limit street lights to 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. due to increased traffic and gasoline conservation. Braddock intersections will run 24 hours.
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Newton Wine
Woodbine
Wing
Raypard
T. Lee Coble
Comwarts Coed
Seoet
Mr. Coble
Braddock
Piccadilly
Braddock and
Boscawen
Martial Law Proclaimed By Overlords In Denmark
News report from Stockholm details German forces enforcing martial law in Denmark after a purge of the Danish government. Fires blaze in Copenhagen harbor as Danish navy scuttles ships and guards flee toward Sweden. Danish cabinet members, including Prime Minister Scavenius, reportedly seek exile.
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Informatino
Washington
Dendrik Kauffman
James State Department
Denmark
Aaa
Sweden
Stockholm
de Kauffman
John H. Colburn
Copenehagen
Copenhagen
Christian X
Teethers
Ter Eric Scavenius
Approval for 1200 mile gas line to Appalachian area
The War Production Board approved a 1200 mile natural gas pipeline from the southwest to the Appalachian manufacturing region and ordered it built by winter 1944 45. WPB said it will back materials once the Federal Power Commission selects the builder between two applicants.
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Appalachian
Warduction Board
WPB
Federal Power Commission
Mission Company
Christi
Texas
Alabama
Tennessee
Painters Wanted at D. Baker Coen Employment Office
Short note advertising painter openings at the D. Baker Coen employment office. Details incomplete but indicates available positions and location for applicants seeking work.
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D. Baker Coen
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New Britain
Dr. Fellows
Musselman Plant
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Hitler
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