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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-19
Crack Seventh Army Faces Complete Humiliation At Hands Of Victorious Tanks
BY VIRGIL PINKLEY Limited Press War Correspondent)

Supreme Headquarters, AEF, August l9. - (UP) Tie battle of northern France degeneraed into bloody slaughter today Allied panes tank and nfantrymen pursued and annhilated the fleeing remnants of Germany's crack Eth Army and American doughboys Swarmed into the suburbs of Paris.
 The liberation of the old French capital and the final destruction of the Nazi armies of northern France appeared imminent and field dispatches said all sembance of organized resistance had vanished everywhere the l35-mle front from Paris to the Channel coast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-19
Wife Files 2 Civil Suits In MorifaI Row

Claiming her husband has ne- gletted her in favor of another voc man and has refused Co give her half of their joint savings. Mrs. Corinne Cote Reignier Of Waterbury today filed a S35. 900 civil action against Eugene J. Reignier, a mem ber of the local fire department. and a S50O00 alienation of eaffections suit against Mrs. Clara P. Upton of Waterbury.
 Both writs were drawn up by At- torney Edward s. Snyder of New Haven and were entered on the New Haven superior court docket. 4 divorce action involving the Reigniers Is pending in the local superior court.
 Mrs. Reignier states she has work ed regularly since 1881, earning an average Of $t5 per week, and has turned over all her earnings to her huIband with the understanding they would be placed in a joint savings account and that she would be entitled to half whenever she re- quested 1t. She also turned over $500 received on her fathers insur- anee policy. the writ states,
 The amounts paid over by the plaintiff to the defendant. taking into account the interest that has accrued, total about e33.0O0, the complaint states. The husband re- fuses to give an accounting or to return the money in accordance with their agreement. it is alleged,
 In the complaint against Mrs, Upton, the plaintiff states the wo- nan sedueed her husband at their a0nle and alienated his affections, She claims that as a result she has 0st the affection, comfort, socie- y, support, projection, and assist anee" her hustlad and has been neglected and abandoned, She claims the defendant entieed him away "against the consent and de, slres of the plaintiff and in 0pp0si- ton to her utmost peaeeable efforts to regain him from the defendants control and influence, to the utter destruction of the happiness Of her house and family"
 Asked Freedom
 Mrs. ReignleF states she learned about the other woman on May ie, lel2 aHd when her husband alleged. ly expressed preference for that
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Asked Freedom

Mrs, ReignleF states she learned about the other woman on May ie, lel2 aHd when her husband alleged. ly expressed a preference for that
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The Weather

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26
Grl61ung

Serr 2inoemonn lit iebr neroos uno
3appelig, uno 1penn er iid an5iebt,
berrI6t erregte Stimml1ng i'm S6lafs
aimmer. 8alo feblt ibm oie Rru1pat.
te, boIo finoet er ben linfen Shub
niht, Der &ragenfnopf entfdQt fait
itets ieinen 11ngel6idten Sanoen uno
enti9tpinoet in un5ul0nglihe gden
6rau 2inoemann, Die oieIen &f
ieoen Morgen miterleben muBte, fam
ouf cine Soee. sic gab Dem teuren
@otten Den Stat, oos flii6tige @ra'
genfn0pf6en in Ben Muno 81 nebs
men, Big es an oem ri6tigen Blas
untergebra6t tpare
9lm nGdIten Morgen muroe fte
our6 elm 1on0erbores @urgeln uno
Ae65en aufgel6redt. @ntieBt fam ite
angeitiir5t.
,,l1m @ottes tpillen, tpas lit. oenn
Ios?'
u0a baben mir bic 8eideruns",
iagte 2inoenann 1tobneno, "iebt babe
i'd BEN &ragenfnopf berldludt."
6rou 2in6en1ann ieuf5te erleidtert:
.Nun tpeiBt ou bod penigftens. roo
er it,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26

8aIIer bergli9en tper6en tann uro
10 Die oeri6ieoenen Gbeuitalten In
8eriibrung miteinonoer brtnet. 9as
8lut miro 6ur9 Oie 20lungsfabigteit
oes 8aIiers er1t oa3u befGbigt, feline
be0eutIome &ole fir oos 2eben gu
1pielen.
-8. s., 81.
8dbreno idon longe Die 9eaturo.
potben Die M0bren ooer gelben &ii'
BEN (Garrots) our gerbeIlerung oes
8lutes empfoblen baben, fonmen
eroli6 au6 oie 41ttoritGten mooerner
Seiltunit 81 oieier @inli6t. Mobren'
laft entbalt cine Menee o1tolii9er
5toffe, Calcium, Sodium, Magneitum
unb Botaliium in FOLDER Siille, oaB
er ais zines Der beiten idurenel1tralt'
1terenoen Wfittel betradtet tperoeu
fann.' Serner cine 4n5abl Bitomine,
nomentli6 Sitamin u. @s gibt feinen
beiieren ,,4ltali3er". 8eil oieier Saft
lei6t 3u nebmen lmo barnlos 1T,
tann er in groBen Wengen genommen
peroen. 8eil er 10 itart oestnfi5iereno
tpirft, reinigt er nlle Srgane, no.
,mentli6 oie Beroauunesorgone. tues'
baIb er bel Golitis uniibertrefflid lit.
Muu mlR uber ben Gait rober 0eob.
rem gebror6en.
Sellerieiaft beIibt boben @ebalt on
3uder, StGrte, NGbrialaen uno bat
groBen Nitoningebalt. Or mtrtt au'
Beroem barntreibeno, beroollungsfor'
berno, blobungstreibeno, aufloIerto w.
olsi6eioeno. 8urfeniaft lit reid an
boli16en Stoffen llno Bitaminen, bat
cine gelunobeitsforoernoe Birtung
ouf 0arm, Nieren, 2unge uno Saut'
funttionen. SIT audi 5u fosmetilhen
3meden 9eeignet, % es 3. 9. bic Sa1t
BON Wtiteiiern reintgt.
Gin g11tes Oesinfeftionsmittel gum
8einigen ser 2uft in einem oumpfen
3in,mer ooer in Der &ranfenitllbe lit
fri16 gentablcner &affee, ben man olf
gliibenoe &oblen itreltt. Die ith oar'
aus enttpidelnoen 0Gmpfe iino iotpobl
1uftreinigeno, ols bon ongenebmem
0uft> ser ieoen onoeren @eru6 Der.
orQngt. 8iG man Wil6prets ODER an'
oeres TGeiif friib balten, 10 beltreue
man es nit gemoblenem 9offee, uno
es miro iid lGngere 3eit in beItem
3ultonoe bolten. - 8enn man ourd
beiBen See ooer belize Speilen Nh1no
uno &eble 1tarf Derbrannt bat, f9liirfe
man langiam, no9 uno na4, cine
5ientlide Menge iiiBen 9bobm bin'
unter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26


@s gibt 2eute, Die eine auBergetpobn-
li6 empfirolide So1t baben uno Ii9
Dor geriibrung mit gemiiien BfIon'
5en in Idt nebmen miilien. 9as iino
Dor ouem getpiiie @iftpfIon5en, tpie
Der 9iftiee @feu (Eoiion Sbp). Mon-
DIE Neni6en e1npfinoen Sautiuden
uno erbdlten Sautoni6tpeuungen bon
Der 8liite Der Somotenpflan5e. 8er
in ben 8alo gebt, iollte oorber Die
Sout an San6en uno SiiBen un0 i'm
@eitdt nit elmer fettigen Subiton5
elnreiben, tpel6e Die 9oren i6lieBt.
@egen ral1be 9aut, Die lei6t bon
falter, i6arfer 2uft berriibrt, lit 8ut-
termil6 Elm por5itgli6es Mittel. Mon
tuaide li6 Dor oem S6lofengeben oa>
nit uno laiie Sic 8uttermiI6 eintrods
men. 9alt, bic bobn Sonnenbrono ent@
| 5itroet it, tpai6e man nit 8utter-
mild, Der man einen 2offel bon fein
geriebenem Neerretti9 (Sorie go-
otib) beianii6t. @egen a41fgeiprungene
Sanoe miidye man @lp5erin nit So.
| MIG
- M. e., q. 5.
es lit Elm pbpiiides @eieb, oaB bon
Ser @orme Die &orper ousgeoebnt
uno bon ser &dlte 5,tfommenge5ogen
tperoen. Cine Nusnobne oabon mo6t
bos 8oller. 8is 5u @roo e11ius
8arme trtfft es audi nod beim 8ais
! fer 5l&, Damn ober tritt cine Nenoe-
rung Elm: Sc tiefer 5ie Gemperotur
oes Baliers unter 4 @rao @el1i,,s
1tnft, Inn 10 it0rter oebnt Ii6 oos
8oiier aus auuo miro infolgeoe1len
au6 ipe5ifilb lei6ter. @Gre oas ni6t
oer San, 10 fonnte man foum Sdlitt-
ibnb laufen, tpenigltens ni6t auf tie
| fen @etpaiiern, tpeil Sic 8erei 1ung ia
bon nnten, bonn Booen beginnen Mir
oe. 8arum geraoe oas @o1ier bon
alien &orpern 6ieie ein5ige Musnab.
me maft, lit zines Der bielen 8Gt1e1
Ser Natur. 8dre eS anoers, 10 gGbe
es fein 9eben auf oieien Yloneten.
Ous 2eben in Sen Seen uno Slii11en
tpitr0e a11slterben, idiibte es ood i'm
8inter feline @isoe6e Dor ser toolihen
&Glte.
9lud lonIt berbGlt iid oas 8alIer
| febr mertmiiuoig. Seine ipe3ifii9e
8Grme liegt melt bober oIs sic Der
meilten Stoffe Inter ipe3ifiiber
Warme berItebt man Die @Grme,
|menge, oie notig lit, lm elm @romm
gSaller Inn Elm @rao gu eripdrmen.
giien 3. 9. braud)t nur Elm 3ebnteI
ser @armemenge oes 8aiiers, Nuecf=
|1ilber iogar nur Elm 0reiBigltel. Oie-
Ier ldtperen @rtpGrmborteit be5ie>
bungstpeiie 9lbtiiblbarteit beroonfen
mir es, oaB Die O5eane Die Tempera<
t1rregler ltnIerer groe li1ro un6 10 sic
Semperaturunteridieoe Der Cages.
uno Ser Sabres5eiten lid int @ren3en
balten, Die oas 2eben ern1ogliden.
slber oamit lino mir nod ni6t om
@noe. 0ie S6mel5tpdrn1e 6es @ailers
liegt beoeuteno bober ols Die Der an
oeren Stoffe Inn Elm @ramm @is 5u
idmel5en, brau6t man Die gleide
Barmemenge> 6ie nottpen6tg iit Inn
8alier bon 0 @ra6 g. al1f 80 gu er=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26


f6br 1O-12 Minuten to6t uno Damn
icroiert. @anstann uub Elm tpenie
&eibtaie NIT untermii6en.
8. st., ga.
8enn Der 3eitltngs< ooer @ei6i6t>
i6reiber iiber Die idltmmen So1gen
oes 9ea5ismus, oes &onununismus,
ooer 6es &apitalismus I9reibt, 10
preoiet er feinen &allenboB. Soli6e
2ebren> MiBbrGu6e uno 3eitiibel
Fmiifen erfldrt l1no beipro6en uno 6os
8olf muB oabor getparnt peroen. @s
miiiien NeitteI uno 8eee beiprodeu
peroen, Inn Ibbilfe 3u i6offen. &alI.
ienboB 1nto @etpaltnoBnnbmen pre-,
oigen &omnu1nilten uno gtoai, oif
mit Seuer uno S61pert ibre l1anitur5,
lebren berbreiten.
8. g., 81. -
9a1tfrantbetten fommen ni6t iel
ten bon 8erna6laiiigung uno falidet
8ebanolung Der 9ollt, beionbers i'm
@eii6t uno an oen Sdnoen uno Sii'
BEN. 0ie meni6lide Saut lit oos gr0B'
te uno Didtigite &einigungsntttel oes
&orpers. 9lae MugenbIide berbunlte1
ourd Die Sol1t, out6 Millionen tlei
ne @ef6Be, ouf cine unmertli6e, un
tpabrnebmbore 8ei1e, cine Menge ob
lgenubter, perbra1,bter, beroorbene>
Safte uno giftiger Stoffe. Dieie Be
|Itanotge Abionoerung ourd oie Borer
| lit NIT unieren 2eben uno 8lutum
lauf noe eientli6 l1no rn5ertrennltd
oerbunoen. 9ur6 oie Soutporen tpirt
larnierem &orper beitpeite1r1 Der groBtt
Sell alles oeiien ent3ogen, tpas ben
&orper in Ieinen ein3elnen Seller
lidaoen tonnte.
SIT Die Saut i6laff berltopft uni
iumit untatig, 10 tperben oie innerr
Stoffe unb 56fte beroorben 11no Der
giftet. 0ie 5olge lit Damn cine &ronf
lbeit. Sc tdttger uno offener ole Saut
poren ltno, oelto it6erer lit Ser Menid
Dor InbGuflmg ungeiun0er Stoffe
oie ole &rantbeiten berl1ria9en. 8e1
oas in 8etradt 5iebt, iiebt Elm, &pes'
balb btele falte IbipaI6unge1, beIon.
oers bon ben NoturGr5ten, ongeroter
tperoen rtn0 oesbalb i6on @ltern un>
@roBeltern ibre @rfGltungen un<
&ranfbeiten 0ur6 tii9ttges 5dtpiBen
fl'rterten. Die Sa11t otmet ltno ent.
loitet Oie 2ungenatmung.
Cine 5u trodene Saut beton1mt
!Hiiie uno ge1pdbrt qei6t 9lnItefltngs.
feimen bon auBen @intritt in ser
&0rper. 9esbalb ioIte man bon 3eit
5u 3eit Die Saut nit einem lei6t itf
perflii6tigen6en Sel einreiben.
9as bette uno getp0bnli6ite Saut,
reinigungSmittel lit @oiier uno Sci.
fe. Wm iollte it6 tGgltd menigltens
orenna1 @eit6t 1no Sdnoe - am
Morgen uno 9lbeno ou6 oen gan3en
Sberforper wai6en, bdufiee SuBbG,
Der nebmen un0 au6 otter Die &opf.
bout griinoli6 tpaiden.
@autausiblage fommen oft bon
1nreinem 8lut, unreines 8lut fommt
ben lngeiunber Soft unb ungeiunoer
2ltft. 8ei 1ei6ten Soutausi9lGgen
bilft meiitens ein marmes 8oo, Dem
man ettpaS Sal3 nno @iiig beigefiiet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26
HusRunft
g. g., sSQ.

@ltern un0 2ebrer - 11no &tr10er -
ote 5ebn 8ebote @ottes befoGgten, gds
be es fein uSuoenile Delinquency.
Damn brau9t man feline 86noe iiber
Sugenoer5iebung uno @ei6le6tsleben
gu i6reiben. 0as alles b6n9t in Der
2uft, penn ni6t gteltgton ms Saus,
IN bic Sa1r1ilie un6 in Die S6ule
tommt. Obne oieies iolioe 5unon-
ment fdut 1niere gan3e io3iole Or6.
nltng 5uiammen uno obne 6ieies Sun-
bament fonn fem ioltoer un6 oo1tern,
Der 8olferfrieoen gei6loiien tperoen.
Ser &riee bat f6linme morolil6e gu
itanoe gebra6t, Elm iogenannter Srieoe
mag Sdlinneres brtngen
-M. s., No. -
MuBer benz beoauernstperten Sebler
Der Sueenoer5iebung in uniern 0fs
fet1tli6en Sdulen, Der 6arin beitebt,
oaB oerielben ieoer religioien @runo.
loge entbebrt, miro ou9 gu tpemig
3eit uno SleiB auf Ole grlerru,ng
tpi9tiger BiGoungsfd9er, &pie Spra6-
1nterridt, Gritbmetif, @eididte uno
Geographic bertpan6t, 1p6breno fo1t
tagli9 NIT neuen ~6a6s" ole 3eit
bertrooelt miro. Au6 in uniern Bfarr-
i6mlen f0nnte non9es reforntiert
meuoen. gor allen lit Der S6ulunter.
uiht fetn SpieL uno fem 3eitbertreib.
Sur bur9 ernites Stl1oium fam Elm
Rino fir feinen tiinftigen 8er1tf in
Der menfdliden @eiell1daft beronee.
btloet tperoen. Ser 2ebrer ion luno
muB ielbit eriin6li6 in ben 6Gdern
be19lagen iein, eie ct 5u lebren bat.
Dur6 me6antides ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tann oer 8eriton6 6es &inoes nidt
ausgebiloet >per6en. !&ousarbeit -
ntdt tn iiberbiiroetem MaB - lift not
penoig, oomit Der Sdiiler ielbitGnoig
oenfen l1n6 arbetten Iert1t. Oiplome
nno aus5eidnlngen Iollten nur na9
Beroienlt gegeben uno feinem 56iiler
geitattet Deroen in cine b0bere 4lu1Ie
3u itetgen, tuenn er nt6t Die oa5u
nottpenoige 6obigtett ge5eiet bot.
- Mrs. 9. &c., isis. .-
BUR 8ereih1ng bon pobHdmeden.
ben Rortoffeltl0Ben ooer +fn0oeln
nebme man CUTE, meblige &urtoffeIn.
Nfon fam fie, tpie @artoffelpfonnflt.
den aus roben, fein geriebenen &or.
toffeln, ODER audi aus geto6ten Rar>
toffeln berrthten. Weon fo6e 5uer1t
probetpeiie einen &loB in 5ol5poIier.
5aut oerielbe ouseinanoer, 10 muB
man mebr Mebl oe1n Eeig bein1i1 16en
ODER einen @iootter 5uieben. @iro ser
BrobefloB gu feit, 10 fiigt man ettpas
Ntfl9 ODER 8aiier bin5u> I'M oen
Eetg loderer 5u MAIDEN. syeoenfous
muB Wetl6, @aiier ODER Jleii6briibe,
tn spel9er nan Die 4loBe fo6t, beim
Stneinlegen itarf fo6en. @ommen bic
&lobe an Die Oberfla6e, 10 riittelt
man ben Eopf ettpas Fin atno Der,
laBt iie nod Elm paar Aueenblide TO.
den un6 bebt iie a1rittels zines 5ieb.
loffels berous. Sic miiiien elei6 &C.
gefien meroen, 1a ite 6ur6 1anees
Steben felt tperoen. Sorn1t man 6ie
alobe nit oen @dnoen, 10 beitreut man
oieielben borber gut nit Mebl. 5tidt
man fie nit 6em Q6ffeI nb. 10 tnirA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-26

aus Der Weaiie geformt, Die man Ietdt
in MebI tpGl5t, in Gal3paiier unees
fdbr tO-12 Minuten fo6t uno oann
fcrbiert. Nan&sfann ou9 Elm tpenig
&eibt6Ie NIT unterntiI6en.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-24
SISTERS PLAN REUNION
 AFTER fl YEARS SEPARATION

Mrs. NJ. A. Cramer, and grand daughter Arden Armstrong, expect to leave this week end for the States.
 It is a really eventful trip for Wrangells pioneer business woman who for many years operated the former Wyatt and Cramer grocery, now Grants Grocery, for in Seattle she will join two sisters, Mrs. Sus- an Buren of Morton, Wash, and Mrs. Lavada Oswald of Portland and the three women will journey to Boggs, West Virginia, where they will visit a fourth sister, Mrs Met Bragg whom none of them has seen for fl years.
 Asked how long she expected to stay in West Virginia, Mrs. Chamer said her plans were indefinite.
 After all,' she said, I've haven't seen Mrs. Bragg for 41 years and we'll have a lot of talking to do to make up for all that time. I'll pro bably stay until I get so homesick I have to come home."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-24
HOME ON FURLOUGH AFTER
 Is MONTHS IN NAVY

Seaman First Class Leonard Churchill arrived home this week for the first time since joining the Navy 16 months ago. He is the eld- est son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Churchill and was skipper and CO., owner of the Mary Lou before going into the service. An expert mechanic and boat man, young S/1c Church ill has been stationed at a Pacific Coast Navy yard doing his bit to help keep Uncle Sans battle fleet in fighting trim.
 Besides Leonard, the Churchills have two other boys serving their country Eddie Pat Churchill is in the Army Transport Service and Francis is in the Army, stationed at an Alaskan base.
 Like Wrangell's other sons who have come home briefly from the war, Seaman Leonard said 1t was wonderful to be back with the fam fly and beaming Nom Churchill, walking along the street with him bound for church, apparently sec onded the motion.
 Churchill will return to his sta tion in the States after his furIough is up.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-24
CONGRESSMAN ACCUSES F c c OF "BUNGLING"
 NAVY INFORMATION

WASHINGTON - Representative Miller, Missouri Republican, said he would produce two sailors to sb- stantiate the story that a United States task force was trapped by Japs in Alaskan waters because of bungling" by the Federal Communi- cations. MiIer's assertion was made at resumption of hearings by a spe- cial House committee Investigating the EGG.
 Miller asserted Admiral Hooper. former Pearl Harbor communica- tions officer. had been ssilenced by executive order" or he could back up the veraeity of the report Miller declared amateurs of the FCC' had given the naval task force wrong information about the dis position of the Japanese force off Alaska. The U. s. group, he stated. went in the direction presumed safe and was attacked.
 When questioned. Charles Denny, Chief Counsel for the agency, said.
 This is a terrible charge and we don't know anything about it. If we knew when or where or how this is supposed to have happened we might run it down. can prove affirma- lively that 1t isn't so."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-24
HaIibut Season Open
 April 16

Vessels fishing with any kind of a net are prohibited from posses sing halibut, according to the 1924 regulations governing the halibut fishery.
 Under the new regulations, fish ing for halibut is to start April 16. However. licenses may not be val dated for fishing in areas and more than three days in advance of the opening date
 In areas 3 and 4, the licenses will not be validated more than five days before the opening of the season.
 Although fishing regulations have now been set by the international fisheries commission. no action has been taken in regard to ceiling prices by the 0PA.
 Delegate Dimond, after a talk with OPA officials in Washington, D. c said, ''it appears highly prob able that prices will be fixed on the 1922 basis and that probably means price reduction of from 2 to cents a pound below current prices"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-03-24
Tank Pliers Sink Jap Ships, DemOIish
 Ground Works, Guinea
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ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, So Pacific-Fifty Army air force bomb CTS and fighters, intent on making Jap-held northern New Guinea heln- less by land and sea, pressed attacl on gun positions, shipping, groun ed planes and buildings. The w walk base area was attacked Wee- nesday and other blows centered u. Muschu and other islands off We wax where the bulk Of the enemy shipping is found Besides destroy ing two 11.5OO-ton frieghters. the airmen smashed seven smaller yes sels and 23 barges. Gen. MacArth- ur's communique said a powerful fleet of Liberator heavy and Nit chell medium bombers and Bostoa attack planes swept the coast 9o miles eastward of Wewak with 2O0 parked planes destroyed and build ings demolished The enemy offered no aerial interception but there was heavy anti-aircraft fire. One Allied plane is missing.
 Solomon based planes dropped g. tons of bombs on Rebaul.