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Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 2

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witio601011 1 1 I Two Monday July 3 1944 I KENOSHA EVENING NEWS 1 i 'Rprt Bombers Balkans 4r 4 77---- 87 kf 8 AM 4 4c 1 4 ''-14r Ar-114 f'' 3 4 1 WO 1 1115 000 Jews Searchtor Patriots Carried 4 'V: 4' i i 1 i'''' 1 A Larried on by Vichy Powerful 1 1 A It 0 '7' -z -4 yl 1 Financial a I i orld -mrl- i 1 Plans 0 Slain Los- ndon 41P) Pierre Lava e- -1 -1-4colv "kt -S 2 head of the Vichy govertunent has Aft II AA 4 'fr I ab A 4 11 os 9 Two Bombers Hammer Balkans Powerful Two-Way Assault KENOSHA EVENING NEWS 6KV Two World-Wide Financial Plans 1115000 Jews Reported Slain Monday July 3 Search for Patriots Carried on By Vichy London (UY) Pierre Lavat head of the Vichy government has the of Page 1 l' Alliec 11 in Po Page A ll' Allied I Page Allied In i At14 1 -w-'49-e- ti t-----i- piacea touuu at uae cusposal or I P) American heavy bombers of the Britain based st70 i 1 A ei '1 I I propaganda the Vichy radio said time today in a powerful attack on oil facilities Nazi Camps police for ue in hunting the slay- London the first announced N1 I 1 S'' i LI' 1 Are Considered 1 i ers of Philippe Henroit minister of Eighth and Italy-based 15th air forces teamed up for lities in Romania Hungary 5 )04 a li'''' 1 -) I its today Le J' L1-2 '1' i -'1-'' i --k--- aL Theo broadcast said rewards would and Yugoslavia A 1 rtv at Inv lAt ettvai NT TT ftlin ES" i New York--(2)--A Geneva dist- A vp ot 4S 0 wtAl i "in Imr "ell A lir worm London (1P) American heavy bombers of the Britain-based Eighth and Italy-based 15th air forces teamed up for the first announced time today in a powerful attack on oil facilities in Romania Hungary and Yugoslavia i 4 it t11" Are Considered Bretton Woods In Nazi Camps New Geneva placed $40000 at disposal police for use in hunting the slay ers of Philippe Henroit minister of propaganda the Vichy radio said today The broadcast said rewards would that would keep I T1d 7-W or nza ia--i- I I IPZ 11Z SA111444 14111 lesSt I 'patch to the New York Tirpes to-lconfidential information rmtion that day said 1715000 Jews had been might lead to the arrest of the tA: By 101::: 111111CTaLii I tions involving eventual capitaliza-I Two world-wide financial organizations involving eventual capitalize to the New York Times today said 1715000 Jews had been be paidand confidential any information that might lead to the arrest of the ff'1140270 tion of $20050000000 were con-I I I I 'put to death by the Germans tion of $20000000000 were put to death by the Germans in I temolated today at the Unitedi I 1 'upper bueslan -extermmauoutParis apartment last week today at the United upper Silesian "extermination Paris apartment last week ri-rrrl Ine 1 iNations monetary and financial i I lin the Day of Nations monetary and financial 4 is 1 conference as it rounded out its organization details 4LA ttns total the United 'States marked with gayrespiendente inWheets firecrackers candies Rom an the conference as it rotmded out its organization details Of this total the United 'States police assassins who invaded Henroit'so Individuals Do quota treasury nounced today It said however that sales to in I 1314 L17 I under tentative- plans now before I I I I formation reaching the interna4 urning1 my darling in under tentative plans now before reaching the interns I 'tile conference-to-1 -appr-oval or re-11 I I tional church movement ecumen- I 11 LA the conference for approval or tional church movement I r'vs'n Cut on -this year betore I adjustment would itintributti $6- 1 I heal raenictuele cornmuticsslon of If NOI 1 eel ULIU1s1 Cut on this Fourth as he year before would contribute $6- refguee commission of Gen Not Meet Quota I We ihootthefireworkiall 1250000000 more than 31 per cent' I eva and the lelutchlingshilfe oil a gs We shoot the fireworks al 16 I 260 000000 than more an 31 per cent' We -shoot the fireworks all for 250000000 more than 31 per cent eve and the Plutchlingshilfe of 1 mind itiyikrfpo I The two financial I 'Zurich- I Hall to the end of selfindulgence The two financial organizations Zurich T'''g 'proposed as a part of the interriaIr 7- 1 i I Victimg were said to have come! Washinaton Total bond proposed as a part of the interne Victinut were said to have come Washington 01P) Total bone Flyrviectultual iuruv Itional effort to smooth out worldlt" Ifrom these countries: Poland 90uel sales for -the first 17 days of the I :4 'trade problems and aid in recoil' if the Netherlands 000 Neerlands 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fifth War Loan were $13718000 VVVPV OVITYVairt A AM Our pyrotechnical effulgence tional effort to smooth out world trade problems and aid in Sen from these countries: Poland 900- 000 the Netherlands 1 0 0 0 0 0 sales for the first 17 days of the Fifth War Loan were $13728000 on Hit' er's superm an For wise is believe We ehower On Hitler's' liunermanY-- Eighth air force heavy bombers flew from Italy as "guests" of Maj Gen Nathan Twining's 15th a Rome announcement disclosed Big bombers of Lt Gen James Doo- little's Eighth arrived in Italy last week at the end of the first Britain to-Russia-to-Italy triangle shuttle ombers bombing of Axis targets oil refineries storage depots and a transportation facilities scattered across a broad reach of the Bal Rip Noemfoor kens were the objectives of the combined bombardment today Nazi broadcasts said more than 8 500 American planes attacked Budapest this morning The day est of Blak light bombing of the Balkans followed a night assault by RAF Allied Headquarters Southwest heavy bombers on the Prahova Oil refinery at Bucharest Pacific American bombers The German DNB news agency pounded Noemfoor Island 55 'mid the American daylight raiders miles west of Biak in Geelvink swept in over Hungary from the Bay Saturday with 230 tons of explosives one of the heaviest south in four waves "terror-raid- ing" the capital and provincial bomb loads since the pre-invasion cities between the Danube and strikes at Ho Randle it was re Theiss rivers vealed today German fighters and Hungarian Heavy Liberators in I it in anti-aircraft batteries battled the Mitchel Is and Boston and Light raiders all the way into Budapest fling Fighters took part in the raid DNB said asserting that at least on Noemfoor where the shore po35 American planes were shot sitions were shelled the preceddown' trig night by American PT boats Bad weather again restricted The planes concentrated on the aerial operations from Britain to- island's three airdromes already day but German radios said Al- neutralized by almost daily at-lied planes were over northwestern tacks during the past two weeks Germany enemy bivouacs and supply areas Eighth air force heavy bombers flew from Italy as liguests'' of MaLl Gen Nathan than Twining's 15th a Rome announcement disclosed Big bombers of Lt Gen James Doo- week at the end of the first Britain 1 I I KAMIlel re 1 to-Russia-to-Italy triangle shuttle Um jog vi 1 1 ut--41 bombing of Axis targets oil refineries storage depots and a transnortation facilities I sq" ok across a broad reach of the Bald K'll i 1)1(1(1111111111 kans were the objectives of the I to 1111111 combined bombardment today Nazi broadcasts said more than11A11 DI 500 American planes attacked' VIF1v' fit rsleiK Budapest this morning The dayI el Weal Nig 1111 li th ght bombing of Balkans fol- aot 1LT 41 EN ot max in tteeivina 'mid the American daylight raiders miles west in over Hungary from the Bay Saturday with 230 tong of swept In over Hungary from thel w-L64 1 "4 CAV1140L a the pre invasion south 1 eprrroovrinr ac iniOadi bornb loads since llandia it was re ingth the capital waves capital a a strikes at vealed today medi it cities between the Danube Theiss rivers Heavy Liberators laera ora Light rs and Hungarian ch eu and Boston and J- German tlghte Fighters took par the raid way into Budapest antiaircralftthbatteries battled ethate ntintg raiders al DNB said asserting that at least on Noeinfoor where the shore po- 35 American planes were shot sitions were shelled the preced- down trig night by American P-T boats Bad weather again restricted The planes concentrated on the aerial operations from Britain to island's three airdromes already da3r but German radios said Al- neutralized by almost daily at- lied planes were over northwestern tacks during the past two weeks Germany enemy bivouacs and supply areas II I Allied Headquarters Southwest Pacific American bombers pounded Noernfoor Island 55 miles west of Biak in Geelvtrik Bay Saturday with 230 tons of explosives one of the heaviest bomb loads since the pre-invasion strikes at Hollandia it was re vealed today Heavy Liberators medi um Mitchells and Boston and Light-fling Fighters took part in the raid on Noemfoor where the shore positions were shelled the preceding night by American PT boats The planes concentrated on the island's three airdromes already neutralized by almost daily attacks during the past two weeks enemy bivouacs and supply areas wr2nn17 2 --I Pacific American bombers' Arn earl rit I UnUe" oelnLuuz- JP I atruction are: 45000: France 150000: Bel-l000 or 88 ner cent of the $15000 are Greece 45000 France 150000 000 or 88 per cent of the 818000 I AM 1 11 OA ME Xe A ME AM 7 I 1 internattnnat Tritinetarlir 1 I dI1v fl nnn rmaymallp an nnn 1 nnn nnn ontlesta tii trosintry am 1 An international monetary 50000 60000 000000 the an $179W glum 'fund-- currencies! en permanent chairmark of De111 And share the show with glum Japan fund to stabilize world currencies permanent chairman ot 1 Lt -Kgia146mn 41 aft 01'11 1 I 1111114 wa omb4-1 oty eb I pors yrdsv1 err V27111ePk I 1110 1 0 I 0 I 1a7 It g61 TV 1111 we I better to give than tO reCOIVe lof this fund now is set at $80001 c'nvenes 'caw' "eltria- 30000 Slovakia 30000 and' dividuaii are at a disapPointing 1000000 but if it becomes world- (NEA Telephoto) foreign Jews from Polish concen- level of only $3380000000 or 56 I "'Tie better to give than to receive of this fund now is set at $8000- 000000 but if it becomes convenes in Chicago July 19 (NEA Telephoto) 30000 Slovakia 30006 and foreign Jews from Polish dividuals are at a disappointing level of only $3380000000 or 56 were quOta war me Iota may died Sales to corP 1 In 10 000000000 have been killed or inves tors totaled $100 be carried up to 1 tentative said to non banking cent of the 7 United States share ten The azis en route to upper Silesia 348 000 000 or103 per 000 000 000 at 1 Ig Usnt at 82 -Y 750000000 ota- at gl--- 2000 to 8000 Daily group cal business on Juno 3 9 ''''''040'-'4" 2 A an 4 cJews a from In 0 0 Hungary nY ge at ranother per cent or 1 6 ::0: 1 i- 112tE: for with i de reconstruction lne easvpt uat ts i tat ti eoe In a a xecution halls at Auschwitz and no lir "114 the close of bust after the war the total may be carried up to $10000000000 The United States share tentatively is set at 42750000000 1 2 A bank for reconstruction and development with a capital of $10- 000000000 to aid devastated na Nazis Step Up Robot Bombs camps 300000 Yet another 120000 Jews from Hungary were said to have been killed or died en route to upper Silesia 2000 to 8000 Daily Execution halls at Auschwitz and per cent of the 88000000000 quota Sales to corporations and other nonbanking investors totaled $10- 348000000 or 103 per cent of the group quota Of $10000000000 at the close of business on June 30 1 tiorts in reconvening to peace KUUU I Util I 11J3 Birkenau were said be fake 7- 444- time operations The capital of tit bathing establishments capable of bank tentatively is set at $10- dfitytnmnct 2 onn tn (Inn 1 Fourteen Pound Baby is tiorts in reconverting to peace time operations The capital of the bank tentatively is set at $10- Birkenau were said to be fake bathing establishments capable of dispatching 2000 to 8000 Jews Fourteen Pound Baby is -f iff 000000000 of which the United I States' share is $3500000000 a and ordered to strip for in' Chicago UP) Mrs Patricia ea er a 1 "PrisOners were led Into cells 121 Child for Mother Fund Ranks First on Agenda 1: 4 eA -1 bath the Times dispatch- said "then ci Frontzak and her 14-pound 912 2- el? representing 44 na- London eLP) The German3 ardde stel Wag Red to have been ounce baby born yesterday at the 000000000 of which the United States' share is $3500000000 Fund Ranks First on Agenda Delegates representing 44 In Bad Weather London WP The Germans daily 'Prisoners were led into cells and ordered to strip for bathing" the Times dispatch said "then ci anide gas was said to have been 12th Child for Mother Chicago WP Mrs Patricia Frontzak and her 14-pound 912- ounce baby born yesterday at the American Norwegian hospital were 1 five minutes The bodies are burn over me cnannel steppe up zneir Large fires and explosions were during the coming sessions" part of robot bomb attacks on southern ed in crematories that hold eight reportea gam' concutiort day It was the 12th child for the started among the Japanese in- which will be open sessions with Irnfsinria tinyltoht tilfg1217 Attar A A A A rnnhawr whn in tivn Ippt 10 Inches Large fires and explosions were started among the Japanese during the coming sessions part of which will be open sessions with over the channel stepped up their robot bomb attacks on southern England in daylight today after five minutes The bodies are burn ed in crematories that hold eight reported "in good condition" day It was the 12th child for the mother who is live feet 10 inches ithe press admitted istallations and a COMMUniquel 1 'RAF night fighters and anti-air- ILCI1 lo toILLIC BushcuaLL tAlc4 I art nhnlit inieh furniteog" 'tall and weighs 295 pounds The 1aLLILWAJIL3 ILIMA tOL444441014144 ZUSV- rugn ngnIers ana 41112411F- are about 50 suc ana weigns zwa pouucus Alla and a communique' the press admitted RAF night fighters and to ten at a time At Birkenau there are about 50 such furnaces" tall and weighs 295 pounds The from Gen Douglas McArthur's 111 While the fund ranks first on the craft guns took a heavy toll of baby was 24 inches tall headquarters said the entire tar MatT NA Pe evt7ga" agenda more- interest appears to the flying weapons during the 1 7 44 trolabylo f4r Ifteb from Gen Douglas McArthur's headquarters said the entire Todays war Moves While the fund ranks first on the agenda more- interest appears to center the international bank anti-aircraft guns took a heavy toU of the flying weapons during the baby was 24 inches tall dispatch camps" at Auschwitz and Birkenai in two years ended April 15 1944 The report wu attributed to information ecumenical Belgium Germany Yugoslavia Italy and Norway 50- 000 Bohemia Moravia and Austria concentration released causing death in three to Urge 4th Term calling for the draft of President Roosevelt for fourth term will learned convention get I area was DlanKeIea wlul II El iv 1 Al gAt IrtleA fith 1 rri I ar ea was blanketed with on night EMIP 'MOW 111PPAM -Wilmstio I smoke elimutat In Int After a lull that lasted most oflUILIU I I I itecorcung 1 04 411 41 smoke According to the preliminary of the bank's its After a lull that lasted most of or Noemfoor an oval shaped Is- U4 144C idal4S UL ans' Sunday the Germans resumed the BY LOUIS KEE18112 purposes are set forth: an about es long an 15 il I 12 g())911 mita! Press War Z4itor robot attacks shortly after night- Plitkoo miles wide lies irt the northwest "1 TO assist in the reconstruc- fall and sent an increasing number The showdown battle of Normandy may not be long delayed now tion and development of member dibil16 Pia rtooltririle ASIIT art- of tha olintlent rilanes over south- ooseve 1 Noemfoor an oval shaped island about 15 miles long and 12 miles wide lies in the northwestern entrance to Geelvirik Bay By LOUIS KEEMLE United Press War Witter The showdown battle of Normandy may not be long delayed now draft organization purposes are set forth: "1 To assist in the reconstruction and development of znember Sunday the Germans resumed the robot attacks shortly after nightfall and sent an increasing number of the pilotless planes over For Roosevelt 7-71 e-rn- -(-1-a-y-11- 11 0 f(ZAPZIAN I proximately mtaway pewteen that the United States forces have resumed trte attack on the western countries by cooperating with pri- Id of the Cotentin peninsula after completing the cleanup the Cher te va financial agencies the pro The Germans apparently also land and American-held Biak is pours area vision of capital for sound and con- used niloted nlanes in the night -7 (Al resolution midway between American-held Biak island and Manokwari that the United States forces have resumed the attack on the western side of the Cotentin peninsula after completing the cleanup of the Cher: bourg area countries by cooperating with private financial agencies in- the provision of capital for sound and England in daylight The Germans apparently also used piloted planes in the night Chicago (IP) A resolution I avagaLwAgv V1 CU A A 4 I a I IS Vit er FrV 2 oa avt wvtwv et arty 12 2 me conquest ot L-neroours waa all F4 C4441114MI i 51rucuve Inicrnational invelitmeni-12ttarks (Ina district 2 f227 min- it I 1 facilities The conquest of Cherbourg was an essential preliminary to main international investment attacks In one district a few I VT LAAA AL AldLE ALI1 BMJA WA I Vt -2 tI 3 1111 I VALAIS Mt a fiVaV 141SAe IE and Vb aselno tart I I I ASEB NB no or PkvualuLY I yroviae capita ior reconlutes after a flying bomb dropped I Atrirsdia AAo 414 441 aa gag mg wig low gft goggirm sheltered harbors Noemfoor con-I I battle wmcn aireaay nrst atages atrouna he st4osel "1" runieth Tiltrietie I sheltered harbors Noemfoor battle which already is in its first stages around Caen and probably "2 To provide capital for after a flying bomb dropped a be acted on tonight at the Illinois I 1 ahnrt ars ri WacTUIStrft terourtn me COMELILLEILCALLOLIS 4111 UL WI Ntructrort arm urraert---1 41 I '0" uIIP" I 1 1 WWI In ata lemur spun will extend westward the communications centers of St Lo and under tains three alrctromes ana posslole 1 gitAs for others ithirt 900 miles C141gA U111 ILQ AAsaLsaC 1141:1 CIAL te De ou nces coas en attack gets in full awing' conditions which will amply safe- Stamocratic convention in the ta to the the Ame "ca gimes of airplanes were heard fol- I with 'Vaseline' Petroleum rhirnern ofnelisvm i three airdromes and possible sites for others within 900 miles and Coutances to the coast when the American attack gets in full swthg conditions which will amply caused some damage engines of airplanes were heard State Democratic convention in the Chicago stadium he Phi lippi I reluctant commit at vOn to iis va A xuene tzermana nave neen in i guava Dan ta a a Juns wnen of tnes Mrshal Rommel cannot a 'lowed by four explosions r--------- will I Ienil Ire speedy este2 r1 IT to the ain their strength of reserves in France to vate financial agencies are unable rhildirenc Ci-A54 IsisvNet1-aver nos Uncnit conclave also wll take a sti Hit kor of the Philippines Other Liberator bombers again Marshal Rommel cannot avoid this battle The Germans have been reluctant to commit the main strength of their reserves in France to the bank's funds when private financial agencies are unable by four explosions Childrens' Hospital Hit The conclave also will take a stand it 1 4614 6 6BIOL SOW be AI bit Peleliu airdrome On Palau 560 the Normandy area fearing an Al to supply the capital needed to Lb Oa 4 cli LIVLIs ULI 11 4 V4W14Z" east of the Philippines Friday ch such purposes on reasonable terms lied invasion elsewhere whit The lull yesterday followed mendation urging Senator Scott 01411 night and the Sonsoral islands would throw them completely off a ace aces 0 consistent with the borrowing poll nearly ta4a hours of almost contin- Lucas of Illinois for the vice-presi- 4 cies of members countries uous at cks in which a childrens' dential nomination of the pally '1" 4 A S-i' "3 To facilitate a rapid southwest of Palau balance 4 4 and hospital again was liSted Saturday whose national convention meets NI4141 fi With the impending restoration Deny Tokyo Claim of Cherbourg as a port of debarka- smooth transition from a wartime night as among the buildings hit here July 19 --ittf ik :6 A spokesman disclosed that one tiCilly however the Allies should The state Democratic platform supports the national administra- 1 economy to a Peacetime economy and damaged by the bombs Ex- 0 -ut by increasing- the flow of interns- cept for broken glass however the I os 1 confidence in Mr Roosevelt Japanese plane dropped from six soon have enough power massed in hospital escaped severe damage Only barest details of the bomb 1111 tion's war direction and expresses to eight bombs on Wakde airstrip the peninsula to break out into tional investment and thus to help avoid serious disruption of the --1 Friday night causing only slight the Loire and the country between 1 damage in denying a Tokyo radio Seine rivers for a march towards economic rile of member countries incidents were permitted for pub- and Cordell Hull's peace program Washington (R) Vice Presi- 4 IT 1 To assist in raising the pro Heaton and authorities threatened -e platform completed last night i PA ---------2 calm that two Japanese bombers Paris unless opposed with equal 1 dent Wallace's return from Chia ductivity of member countries bY to invoke defense regulations will be submitted to the conven- 1" 41----b rA -t-1NR- 11 bit Peleliu airdrome on Palau 560 east of the Philippines Friday night' and the Sonsoral islands southwest of Palau Deny Tokyo Claim A spokesman disclosed that one Japanese plane dropped from six to eight bombs on Wakde airstrip Friday night causing only slight damage in denying a Tokyo radio claim that two Japanese bombers the Normandy area fearing an Al- lied invasion elsewhere which would throw them completely off a ace aces balance With the impending restoration of Cherbourg as a port of debarka- 1 tion however the Allies should ight tor POSt soon have enough power massed in the peninsula to break out into the country between the Loire and 1 Seine rivers for a march towards Washington (R) Vice PresiParis unless opposed with equal dent Wallace's return from China Washington Vice President 1Wallace's return from China to supply the capital needed for such purposes on reasonable terms consistent with the borrowing policies of members countries "3 To facilitate a rapid and smooth transition from a wartime economy to a peacetime economy by increasing- the flow of international investment and thus to help avoid serious disruption of the economic life of member countries "4 To assist in raising the productivity of member countries by The lull yesterday followed nearly 48 hours of almost continuous attacks in which a childrens' hospital again was listed Saturday night as among the buildings hit' and damaged by the bombs Ex-1 cept for broken glass however the hospital escaped severe damage Only barest details of the bomb Incidents were permitted for publication and authorities threatened to invoke defense regulations was on a recommendation urging Senator Scott Lucas of Illinois for the vice-presidential nomination of the pally whose national convention nieets here July 19 The state Democratic platform supports the national administration's war direction and expresses "full confidence" in Mr Roosevelt and Cordell Hull's peace program The platform completed last night will be submitted to the the through tin- the man Lan-two had candiurgent White man Lan-chow condidate keynoter destroped 80 grounded US planes zor will allow him about two we ekst helping -to make available through anyone spreading rumors I LIOrt tor rauncation 1 -f raryffirliel destroped 80 grounded US planes force will allow him about two weeks will allow him about two weeks helping to make available through against anyone spreading rumors for ratification the eff riuteh New nuii ne cecislon lams 13 I to Put in on renomination work to I intiinrint lew7o I concerning the weapons or sight-I I on the island of Dutch New The decision thus is being to put in on renominatioh work to to put in on renominatioh work to international collaboration concerning the weapons or sight-- Inosed on the Germans an it salmcc-I 210imitirtrea frtim artyn 1 -1 nen water 'name were Inslauen I I ffl posed on the Germans and it is offset suggestions from some that offset suggestions from some that seers work When water mains were installed 4'6 1 4bf verm CUP' LIU ior uie 1110141101 Etelf CAPP' 1 "41110 1' VI avois AvvVI I as most iset I VII "A 1 capital for the sound rescue in Leadville Col solder 1 Four Sananese carro shins were I ObV10115 that tney mub6 ulccu 1 the Democrats choose another! ment nc rirocluctive resources 7 I Rescue squads were using sound I''' ris'flafL111771' I Four Japanese cargo ships were obvious that they must meet the Democrats choose another the Democrats choose another of productive resources Rescue squads were using sound was so I threat nromotlY Tney aPParent4Y 1 1- 1 lp LULU kell blk Cr iSZ AlkN: -net sr threat promptly They apparently deteciors in instances in an scarce that molten silver was used I AAIIISAAA 1 Ea 1-1 SA 'Ann VI LA 1 SAVAA A SF td AA INAAL A A to temporize by arawin! Wallace left for home from Lan-I haistripad 'effort to locate survivors burled um-I" ibC1111 1111PC 11111110 11 e71 1 through the dutch east indies off tried to temporize by drawing on Wellace left for home from left for home from balanced growth of international effort to locate survivors burled to seal pipe joints HE'LL SWING GAVEL Samuel Jackson Indiana chosen Democratic national convention which taking advantage of bad weather southern minutes and the followed obstructing some tinder undefended SCHROEDER WISCONSIN'S LARGEST COFFEE SHOP following Andrews considerable outstanding Democrats" With Rommel Again re 'Inf ti ormaon al doctOrS FREG -gruggigt sn'a llussra In 2e states tolling how oirOPIO use of product from the earth (Comma -est--c-o-a-st- Of New Gut two or mior euottriA eiroest China yesterday following trade among member countries" 'der piles of debris I the southwest coast of New or more of their best tank di- chow China yesterday following service on China yesterday following trade among member countries" piles of debris contemplated readjustment reconstruction in international trade The capital worldwide nations will take up the monetary fund and the bank in that order constructive reconstruction development safeguard longterm development 5 To promote the long range details document everything reporters State Guard Aid lirafayette county Sheriff Homer Curry for their prompt assistance wonderful was lodged in the home of a high government official but that efforts to interview him were unsuccessful AU makes and models efficiently i ma 1 WASItiMM IIlitMEDAR AU makes and models efficiently completion or a mission xor rresi- At a conference with press rep- IJUrIng tne weeK-ena tour sun- IL 11 L4a V1510115 WILL DWV44 ip Medium bombers sank a small the Russian front according tc dent Roosevelt resentatives Dr Harry White day newspapers demanded that un- A 111 A Alsd rtrt arM2 al A 11 AA- 4411111 131 1 I rsItt it '4 Medium bombers sank a small visions which seen completion of a mission for Fresi- the Russian front according cc' dent Roosevelt Allied dispatches from Normandy completion of a mission for President Roosevelt At a conference with press representatives Dr Harry White During the week-end four Sunday newspapers demanded that -1C1 assistant morgentnau said tne craft off Di 111 while long-range with vic presioen ViLLL Mikt itt tleIgUrAe" 111411 i 1 I th general agreement on Mr reporters covering the meeting will 1 lages be eradicated by bombing in Fighters destroyed two others in That seems reaUy to a espe 41-- I 8 Mt ate expedient in view of the Roosevelt as a fourth term candi- Trintio riirtint-rtntit 'NO rfil Orff wih reprisal for the German robot col 4 A A ivoeN craft off DIM while long-range Fighters destroyed two others in Timor and The vice president will find that That seems really' to be a desper- with 1 general agreement on Mr ate expedient in view of the Roosevelt as a fourth terra The vice president will find that with general agreement on Mr Roosevelt as a fourth terra assistant to Morgenthau said the reporters covering the meeting will be made diplomatic partners with German towns and villages be eradicated by bombing in reprisal for the German robot A 1 1 1 71 if reinforcements 11eccit I date and selection or a Key-1 the delegates He said the press wane attacits Iriceuszitstingsmialm JalisiastmamdsL the need for date and the selection of a key and the selection of a the delegates He said the press plane attacks 1 and chairrnan most of theiwill be kept informed of all de-I ine newspapers were Lorctlie A 000 ton cargo vessel off the westlwriiczn nas aevelopeu 1 1M I t1' veva um vivo emp mg 1000-ton cargo vessel off the west which has developed in noter and chairman most of the and chairman most of the will be kept informed of all The newspapers were Lord po' 'major pretonmaries tor me amyl tails or tne conrerence and mat 'coast of Boeroe 250 miles from Illu3511" reporter will be given a docu the Sunday pispatch the Sunday neaverPruoc 5 uliculty csc 10 JUnlitil and nu the Celebes Nazis Hard Pressed lig convention at Chicago are out each I With the singing- trict et his electric violin coast of Boeroe 250 miles from the Celebes Russia major preliminaries for the July Nazis Hard Pressed 19 convention at Chicago are out major preliminaries for the July 19 convention at Chicago are outl of the conference and that each reporter will be given a Beaverbrook's Sunday Express the Sunday Dispatch the Sunday JOHNNY CHEACH and His Trio With the singing strings of his electric violin I of the way I ment of the secret details of everv-turaphic an the bunday cnroncile 11S 1 guitar and bass of the way of the secret details of Graphic and the Sunday Cluoncile electric guitar and bass I 171i A Morel sa Ar in fact nara-1 i414 'rhos Ilicrinfrh clictoistfael th2t film I VI co! The Germans are in fact The Dispatch suggested that the VI 1 IDentaml clinfil ft fir Dressed on three sides and there islisekson is Chairman I IJC11 tdIC IA 1 discussion bv delegates The re- Allies warn the Germans that for fL IV t- ekTrErar 0-tb 0 Reveal on three sides and there is Jackson is Chairman before the group prior to its discussion by delegates The Allies warn the Germans that for AM central pool or reserves to msctl Senator Samuel Jackson ofiporters are to keen the material in revery lying omwrncn drops ts i rinezvpseltd--2 1-Nricjit" wry tol no central pool of reserves to meet Senator Samuel Jackson of are to keep the material in "every eying bomb which drops imnindirutria Was chosen Saturday ast confidence until it is discussed andion tilts country a small tierrnarilkk WI f2A2-' Afittlf-t1142-1-1115 Indinana was chosen Saturday as confidence until it is discussed and on this country a small German lauately This ts being aPTLY 11-itha convention chairman followIformallv released 'town will be obliterated- in 7- This is being aptly the convention chairman formally released town will be obliterated" ANL MM MIE M111 Ink 'Mk I 1 Fff Large Fires and Explosions installations target approximately While it has port contains Guinea sunk in widespread aerial sweeps Guinea the Lett islands at reconnaissance planes sank a Synthetic without the governments is the first largescale agreement of its kind Synthetic announced Saturday night when underground workers halted his car and overpowered the guards Scores of persons were reported arrested as hostages for the general's safety Assign Refrigerator Quota for Civilians Washington (A) Domestic ice refrigerator production quotas totalling 128175 for the third quarter of 1944 have been assigned to 21 manufacturers the WPB said Saturday Manufacturers who have been assigned quotas and the units noted included: Sanitary Refrigerator company Fond du Lac Wis tilrit I ml yr ler 1 In 'MA rl sow-T-1m rs NA MAr AM 1 14I JaC LL IL LIU I reconnaissance lanes sank a I I I irr rtuties iu uaarc lustrated In wnen oz cu- ing the selection of Gov Robert cds -kgef st visions sent in to stave off threat- Kerr of Oklahoma as the key Mexico -faces a salt famine be- ened disaster one was drawn from noter eriff Praises cause of lack of cars to transport it from the mines wilminsto Another week-end development Del (JP) Belgium and another ftm 'Den- Ano Process to USSR Wilmington (JP) in Italy when of the divisions sent in to stave off threatened disaster one was drawn from Belgium and another from the selection of Gov Robert Kerr of Oklahoma as the key noter Another week-end development Sheriff Praises Mexico faces a salt famine because of lack of cars to transport it from the mines a of the m-anUfacture of Neoprenelmark The recuicuonox garri-lwas a statement by Senator An-L I of the manufacture of Neoprene The reduction of the was a statement by Senator Isynlhetic rubber have been madelson in DenmarIC Inciaentauy was Idrews (a-Fla) that there Is con-lvinfri iv-lin rri AiI1 It 1 synthetic rubber have been made in Denmark Incidentally was (11-Fla) that "there is tour-tavailable to the Soviet Union IV a grave civulau uyLuri laiderable demand for an out-t-lia 1C uuaI 141U ii tyr111111 -711 :411 I I available to the Soviet Union followed by a grave civilian demand for an out charge "while Russia is at warling i rJ4ro i Copenhagen standing southern man as Mr IAruntjiup ith Germany Dupont de makeshift defense is likely to Roosevelt's running mate" and that charge "while Russia is at war with Germany" I Dupont de in Copenhagen No makeshift defense is likely to southern man as Mr Roosevelt's running mate" and that hard-pressed the needs of any one of them adequately illustrated Denmark garrison uprising Germans have the choice of accepting a decisive battle there in the near disaster "Dr I 01" Talces tip 'the needs ot any one oz 111011 Nemours Company armouncedietop tne awes in pdorniann7 sentiments "are not popd mammon 00117--li Nemours Company announced stop the Allies in Normandy when Wallace's sentiments "are not pop Madison Blistering Night Assault The daylight blow on Budapest followed a blistering RAF night assault on the Romanian capital of Bucharest during which four-engined British bombers from Italy cascaded it great weight of blockbusters and fire bombs on the big Prahova refinery Italian-tased American heavies carried the brunt of the aerial oflensive smashing at Budapest and other enemy targets In the Balkans Enemy propaganda accounts of the raid followed the usual theme and DNB said one of the bombers scored a direct hit on an Anglo-American internment camp In Hungary killing 111 internees Stiff Opposition The raid on Budapest capital of Hungary was carried out by American Flying Fortresses from the 11 97th heavy bombardment group which completed its 300th mission for the highest total in the Mediterranean theater The -Fortresses ran into stiff opposition by 135 enemy fighters over Budapest but the bombers brought down 23 German planes while the escorting American airmen added another 23 and Mustangs in a separate sweep got nine for a total of 57 During the raids on the Balkans 15 American heavy bombers and eight other planes were lost The inclement weather over the channel accompanied by heavy rain and poor visibility brought an intensified German robot bomb attack on southern England during the night and today- Accidents Take Lives of 125 By United Press Traffic fatalities drownings and other accidents took at least 125 lives in advance of of July holiday a United Press survey showed today In the first two days of the four-day holiday week-end 66 persons died in traffic accidents 33 were drowned and 26 were killed in other accidents With thousands taking advantage of the long week-end for a summer outing the loss of life ran almost true to form The National Safety Council had predicted that 160 persons would die in traffic accidents Saturday and Sunday and that 250 would be dead by midnight Tuesday California Leads California showed the largest loss of life with 16 persons dead 15 of them in automobile accidents Connecticut had 13 dead nine of them drowning victims Texas re ported 12 killed seven in automobile accidents Minois had 10 deaths six from automobile accidents and four by drowning Michigan reported five killed -in traffic accidents and one other violent death Steelworkers to Return at Timken Canton (IP) r-- Members of the United Steelworkers of Amer ica (CIO) began returning to work four plants of the Timken Roller Co Today after a five-clay strike which crippled vital war production and spread to two other of the company at Columbus strike worst at the Timken since 1937 was called Off night when union members at meeting voted to return "as as production facilities will after expressing confidence a permanent arbitrator of disputes would be named by the National War Labor Board KENOSHA EVENING NEWS Vol 50 July 5 1044 No 213 as 11000110 class matter at the post office Kenosha Wisconsin midst ths act al March a 1819 'unitsma Ceti except Sunday bp the Kenosha Nevin Publistdna 117 58th at Kenosha Wisconsin SUBSCRIPTION RATES WS Ina wins Delivered SO 4 isingla Copies MAIL SUBSC-SIPTIoN itAlto ta Wisconsin and tilinola 114306 a Oilier States and Pea 81000 a 110 Cents Cent The daylight blow on Budapest followed a blistering RAF night assault on the Romanian capital or Bucharest during which fouren- gined British bombers from ItalY re Am4 im cream nuithityht Mete cgas-css 1 ea 41 Ski Duster5 atpc1 LIZ gdwillwa uLL 14m le 46 "mb voeLA 11 i LW 0 Italian-tased American heavies of the i the brunt aerial carried oflensive smashing at Budapest and otter enemy targets In the Balkans Enemy propaganda accounts of 421 4a oveg2e4 11 ta I LLIV 1am4 4 I oft Aol -1-111-Elt 914 ana EE a 111C111 duma SOLLW Wa io66 1wiSsft Ais pin art Anglo-American internment camp' 111 1 In etft InIrr a auAra di fil SA '4 A- 416 a a ah 4LAL664 6 daVN 1 LE Stiff Opposition The raid on Budapest capital of Hungary was carried out by Amer- ican Flying Fortresses from the II 97th heavy bombardment group which completed its '300th mission for the highest total in the Mediterranean theater The Fortresses ran into stiff op- position by 135 enemy lighters over Budapest but the bombers brought planes while the down 23 German escorting American airmen added anotner 2a anaarius tang! a arai rate sweep got tame or i toului nf 57 I ULM Mg Ine ralas on Tjle Ma115: I 13 American heavy Dombers anal eight other planes were lost netatnA euvehrer 1 el 414AALL14102442MA 40 0 rain and poor visibility 7 brought 1 Del oPrn 2 rt rn t1TTIL attack on southern England during the night and today A Sp I sok MILILIellIN laixe I I I II 11" "111-1C ill I IJ BY United press Traffic fatalities drownirigs and lives in advance of other accidents took at least 125 therourth of 1 July holiday a United Press sur-I vey showed today In the -first two days ortne day holiday week-end 65 persons 33 were traffic accidents died in tra drowned and zts were KLuecl ml other accidents I With thousands taking advantage' almost true to form me auonal IN Safety council h4 predicted py that lou persons woula cue in utuitc acclaTu! baturaa5: Tra ZkLNy021442 DC LW it" VY nuc ull 4ue gat 312dx- vAlittnrytia Lead a Laluorma 141C 14 JgCb loss of life with 16 persons dead n4P rpi ri "wife Connecticut had 13 dead nine of them drowning victims Texas re ported 12 killed seven in automo- bile accidents Minots had 10 deaths six from automobile accidents and four by drowning Michigan reported five killed -in traffic accidents and one other violent death I 3teeiworKers to Return at Timken Vol 50 July 1044 No 215 Vol 50 July 1044 No 215 clam matt" at th post office Kenosha Wisconsin under tha Act ot March It ISM Pubfishoo Daily ammin Slmotsy by the Kenosha News Publishing Co si7 Sath St Kenosha Wisconsin IlL cittEZit SUBSCRIPTION KATES: us usg week Delivered so cents swum txpies I cent mAis gusscsupTioN stAlts Ls wtanonsin and uunots twos a rem oast States and IL Pea- s1000 Yss a I I I I I ular with many leading Demolstate guard and motor vehicle 1 todaY I they mount a real dthre towaras today they mount a real drive towards ular with many leading state guard and motor vehicle de-1 The stip taken at the request of' the interior of France The 9er-I crate Ipartment were praised today 1 I I C' The step taken at the request of the interior of France The partment were praised today by 1 1 I to-L-74) tFAIT711 I Loor Ito be announced 'future or beginning -a slow retreat ring the recent tornado which' 's 41' I I sa-rof rATT I 1 I- Dupont said Neprene the find which will lead to inevitable dis I t-imontgomery weal ripped through the county Li I "1 CI to be announced Dupont said Neprene the first future or beginning -a slow retreat which will lead to inevitable Montgomery Paired during the recent tornado which ripped through the county HOTEL 'successful general purpose SYnthe- I aster- 1 "I never realized what wonder-I I 1 se I I tif to4 IIP I I tt successful general purpose "I never realized what tic rubber was developed bY itst 1111:11 111 Itui organization the State Guard le um monnem I I Ig tirs'Aeliti Nit 1-17--01'11--N '6' I rubber was developed by its organization the State Guard I chernists who based their work Ohirrn Kt1111111e1 MI1111111 WEIS until this happened" CurrYI ICV ro IWO I I AeTh I JflJIJ I chemists who based their work on was until this happened" Curry lwrote acting Gov Walter Good-taaNtell rfundamental research by the late' Jr I fi KUS LI LI I 11116161 LE BO Cm MI6 I rJ "fundamental research by the late wrote acting Gov Walter Good I rather Julius Nieuwland of Notre' I I "Whether OM or off duty I a rad 04P Ilifterwr I avamaspa Father Julius Nieuwland of Notre land "Whether on or off duty HOTEI: I IM NB Pik BIELSIFM 1 MLA I En al I Vame university-- ana was an-1 I I 1 Allied Sunreme lieadauarters I every man's conduct was beyond I I It af Dame university" and was Allied Supreme Headquarters every man's conduct was beyond and produced corn neoloical I I nounced in 1931 I I 3LIElleS I Marshall Erwin I question" I Comfortable choice mercially since 1932 Rommel and his proven master Curry credited five motor ve in 1931 and produced commercially since 1932 Theoloical Studies Marshall Erwin Rommel and his proven master question" Curry credited five Motor ye Comfortable choice FIIRST Evanston Gen Sir Bernard Montgomery hide department patrolmen with Clean outszae rooms Fv" AT I ff a ure pt McClain 32-year-old radio quiz were disclosed today to cor- helping prevent accidents on de- riva 13 with bath 'rl4d) IP 111 IA i sty 4 riAvu muter known to an estimated responding roles in the German bris-block roads where traf0c was 20000000 Monday night radio lis and Allied forces battling in unusually heavy following the Rates range upward I MulI ets 15 II i nf ITT I teners as "Dr has enrolled France storm eto 'an rensiCola Comnany Limit Island City Nis Capture Vichy Militia Chief Evanston n1---(110)--James Gen Sir Bernard Montgomery McClain 32-year-old radio quiz- were disclosed today to cormuter known to an estimated responding roles in the German 20000000 Monday night radio lis- and Allied forces battling in teners as "Dr has enrolled France hide department: patrolmen with helping prevent accidents on de- bris-block roads where trafac was unusually heavy following the storm clean outside rooms with private bath Rates range upward Pepsi-Cola Company Long Island City Nis 1 II" 11 1111J1 in the Seabury-Western (Episcopal) A headquarters spokesman said 4u44a0 Talay -e- theological seminary preparatory to it has now been ascertained that Deposed Guatemalan FRANCHISED BOTTLER: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Kenosha and Racine Port Bou Spain th Gem taking over pastorate of a small Rommel is in command of the Ger- Georges Nadal chief of Vichy' DIN EandDAN country church in the Kentucky man 7th and 15th armies while CE pro-German militia in western hills Montgomery commands the Twenl- resident Mexico Where Ametica's Irlanc has been pturedbythe "Radio work although very 1u- tyfirst army group which includes foremost bands play Port Bou Spain (R) Gen Georges Nadal chief of Vichy's pro-German militia in western France has been captured by the in the Seabury-Western (Episcopal) A headquarters spokesman said theological seminary preparatory to it has now been ascertained that taking over the pastorate of a small Rommel is in command of the Gercountry church in the Kentucky man 7th and 15th armies while hills Montgomery commands the Twen- "Radio work although very lu- ty-first army group which includes Deposed Guatemalan President in Mexico per day DIN EandDANCE Where Ametica's foremast bands play FRANCHISED BOTTLER: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Kenosha and Racine ing here today viacitus accortung to reports reacn- crative has not been completely the British second and American Mexico CitY The newsPa- nosaa and night ax satisfying" he said First armies per Excelsior reports that Jorge coot deposed after 13 years as 1 Mondays Vichy dispatches said the out- McClain expects to complete his be the same relation ommears Ilbico standing French collaborationist studies in about three years hin to Field Marshal Karl Gerd president of Cit Guatemala ha3 arrived GOOD FOOD was enroute from La Rochelle to in Mexico by airplane kr G- Cognac for a German banquet Sat- von Rundstedt the erman over This nnt-terr cniti ypeterdny th2t ho 00k ATflIII nn fir4re Mum's according to reports reaching here today Vichy dispatches said the outstanding French collaborationist was enroute from La Rochelle to Cognac for a German banquet crative has not been completely the British second and American satisfying" he said First armies McClain expects to complete his Rommel bears the same relation-studies in about three years to Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Itundstedt the German over Mexico City The newspaper Excelsior reports that Jorge Ubico deposed after 13 years as president of Guatemala has arrived in Mexico City by airplane The paper said yesterday that he nosork and night ex- copt Mondays GOOD FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES I Cll for Condihon of Montgomery es commander France as a to Gen Dwight Federal Stale Banks Eisenhower Allied supreme commander Washington ---(A))--- The comp- Halifax Back in England troller of the currency today issued a call for a statement of the con- London (UM Lord Halifax dition of all national banks at the British Ambassador to the United dote of busin ess Friday June 30 States and Lady Halifax have returned to England for a short Madison Wis A call for visit" It was announced officially the condition of all state banks at today Madison Wis (117 A call for the condition of all state banks at I to the 16 lb 4060 I i 1 i I Music A Dancey Band at and ri ABIE0 FIADI rPDEICT P11111411011 PI lin A Dancey Band at MAPLECREST COUNTRY CLUB A als ba 41 THE SWINGCASTERS TERRACE ROOM The Place to Dance in Cool Comfortable Surroundings at fo 'Bear days i prod plant VA: 4: Ohio I Th "''''''1 plant last 1-ti 1 a ma -1 quid i i alloy that li pute 4 1 tiona i 1 KEt I at Bearing plants Ohio The plants last a mass quickly allow" that In I 111'110 -I Any make or model I quickly repaired Igb1JVIJ I i 1 IIMMMEMENNIIIK 1 Ivegsa-iTsitigayslass) quickly released re aired Ilumdreds from raiser of loSOILIA51511 1 1 hundreds from raiser? of PSORIASIS 15000 "I' Natural OS and Capsules) tuicklY relswel hundreds from rotary of PSORIASIS repaired the close of business June 30 was issu'ed today by the state banking department South Africa -has the highest birth rate of the British Empire averaging 236 per thousand popu Dation ACN TUESDAY NIGHT r- ii will 1 A rill and 1 major Killed In Army oflEIHartiop EzfisiA ATHLETES FOOT LIG ULCERS 6 SATISFACTION Large stock of tub ea 1 Plane Crash Saturday THOUSANDS OF DOCTORS Igill fj ARE "COLUSA" CUSTOMERS GUARANTEED aud parts Dr sc Colorado writes: "Its wife 1 Do Yon Rate EDT FLASHES? I had en extreme ease of Psoriasis which itn i JjJ 1 Fort wayne Ind alp) mat It you rarer from hot flashes feel sw cleared terabit 1 Richard Vavrino 35 was killed weak nervous a bit blue at times no itching or scaling after first der lio- due to tb ctional "rnitafglos 9:30 TO A -Remits in an army plane crash Saturday age period peculiar to women4n guavesottene-: 121let sr: 0 chip EITE1111 SUPPLY 811Ort i Admission Sec Tax 10c 60c Tax Incl near Portland Ind Baer Field oft-Z Lydia kato- 'It is the mar thing that healed t- I Pinbm's Vegetabls Co 1 i C1815 reported today Pound to relieve ouch symptoms father-in-laire lee ulcer" Druggists in 11 especially tor saps states report 119 stubborn COAKet where 6212 Twent y-secon Avenue DANCE IN THE TERRACE ROOM EVERY Vavrina a parents were Mr and octant Pollow label turecuazus succeeded alter other medienes Mrs Louis Vavrina of Angus Minn ug and doctoring failed Get this free infor- He had been stationed at wright LliAtit to riNKHAITS "ur ElPutr ul "Cuills" al For Pick-Up and Delivery 0114" Service Phone 3080 SATURDAY NIGHT Field Dayton (:) Isonikoun DRUG COMPANY 6212 14lb Ave I or ----Nitrigg -01prw----AgiNo (1 1 i ii 1 1414 14 4'1 Ne 4 Major Killed in Army Plane Crash Saturday Fort Wayne Ind Mat Richard Vavrina 35 was killed In an army plane crash Saturday near Portland Ind Baer Field tell dials reported today Vavrina's parents were Mr and Mrs Louis Vavrina of Angus Minn He bad been stationed at Wright Field Dayton 10111E11" '40" 1001 Do You Hato HOT FLASHES? If you suffer from hot flashesi feel weak nervous a bit blue at times --all due to the functional "middle age" period peculiar to Ladle Pinkham's Vegetable Cora oimd to relieve such ofm PtconsMade especially for womom--ds helps gists's llow label directions LYDIA PINKHALI'S EGZEstIL ATHLETES FOOT ACNK and LEG ULCERS THOUSANDS OF DOCTORS ARE "COLUSA" CUSTOMERS Dr EL Colorado writes: "MY wife had en extreme ease of Peorissis which was cleared up almost as by magic" Dr NV are no Rolling or scaling after first dare application" Dr Michigan "Results have been miraculous Dr Ohio "It le the onlg thing that healed mg fathsr-In-law's leg ulcer" Druggists in 11 states report 119 stubborn Callea where "Colusa" succeeded alter other mrdicee and dootoring failed Get this free Your uPPLY of "Colusa" at SCHIPIDLISI DRUG COMPANY 612S ltik Ave SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TUESDAY NIGHT UE21 9:30 Ms TO A Admission Sec Tax 10c 60c Tax Incl DANCE IN THE TERRACE ROOM EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT v----- A.

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