davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

KARO Laivynui Xxi CIR.
81 symet bus paimta 1884,
900 vyru daugiau If gal
dar reikes $4,000 daugiau
Xxi Birzelio 80, 1915.
Su tue $4,000 nauiu wy
ru skaicium Xxi Birzelio 30.
1915, U. S. Laivynas lures
3,389,000 vyru.
Amerikos karo laivynas
ruosiamas uzpuolimui ia.
ponijos, Filipinu salu il
Japonu valdomos Kinijos
pakraSciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
SKAfTYKIT ANT 8
PUSLAPIO

Visuomenei pageidau-
jant zinoti koki memo
randuma LVS Centras
pasiunte Prez. Roosevelt
tut Lietuvos reikale, ia
laiSka pilnumoje talpina-
me ant 8-to puslapio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Kar0 Produkcijos Tary-
ba skelbia ruosianti planus
leidinui isdirbejams daryti
daugiau alumino indu ir
puodu virtuvei If kittens
namu reikalams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Columbus, o. Buvo
sustreikave $50 alaus bra
voro darbininku, alaus ga
minimas buvo sulaikytas
nuo Liepos 10, dabar vel
teka. Il
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Du milijonai bus paleis-
ia is darbu. Federales val
dzios civiliniu tarnautoju
skaicius pasieke 2,908,912.
Dabar jau ruoSiama pla-
mai atleisti is darbu du mi
lijonu tu valdisku tarnau-
toju begyje vienu metu pc
rasibaigimo karo. Pc ka-
70 valdziai pakaks 100000
tarnautoju. Paciame Wa
shingtone dirba 27O 057, 81
skaiciu numus pusiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
PASkANDINTA 500
SUBMARINE

Amerikos ir Britu auks-
toji karo vadovybe prane-
sa jog nuo karo pradzios
Alijantai nuskandino 500
Vokieciu submarinu. Nuo
invazijos Prancuzijon Bri-
tu kanale nuskandinta II.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

SUBMARINE STA
TYBA MAZINA

Amerikos sekimasis ka-
riauti prizes Japonus Paci-
fike privede prie to kad
iau nutarta dirbdinti sub
marinu maziau negu buvo
manoma iu reikes. Dabar
reikalinga daugiau ir dau-
giau lektuvu.
Vyrai ir moterys atimti
nuo submarinu darbu bus
pastatyti j kitus darbus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
NUZUDE SAVO MOTI-

Ma. Long Beach, CaI.
Dudley w. Burriss, 30 m.,
isstumdamas per langa is
Ito aukSto nuzude savo
motina, ir paskui pats is
soko per langa If nuslzu-
de. Motina buvo 55 metu
amziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
Sill meth lauku de]

Stu metu laukq derllaus
surinkimui pranesama rel
kalinga ukems net mililo-
no darbininku. Darbinin-
kai turf atsirasti Xxi Rug
sejo menesio, kitaip nuken-
tes daug maisto produktu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Chicago. Sustreikavo
800 gelezinkeliu darbinin-
ku protestuodami prizes ge-
lezinkelio kompanijos pa
statyma prie darbu SO ia
ponieciu.
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s PAKORE. Vokietijoje

8 PAKORE. Vokietijoje
pastaromis dienomis pa
karta aStuoni Vokieciai ka-
rininkai apkaltinti pasike-
sinime nuzudyti Hitleri =
visi nubaustieji dramatis-
kai ''prisipazino" kaltais.
Nuzudyta keli generolai
pulkininkai, kapitonas, lei
tenantas. Bet tai dar ne
visi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
Bega is LOndcnO.

Bega is Londcno. Lon
donas nuolat Vokieciu ro-
botu bombu plaisomas, pa
sidare pavojingas gyventi.
ir siomis dienomis vel is
vezta $1,000 motinu ir val
ku j kitas Anglijos sritis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

zuvo II. Kuboje sudu-
zus pasazieriniam lektuvui
nukrintant j vandeni, zuvo
II asmenu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
VISU LAVAL ELS
PRIZES JAPONUS

IS Londono skelbia kad
kara SUI Vokieciais baigus
laivynai bus tuojau nusu-
kami prizes Japonija. VisQ
alijantu saliu karo laivynai
bus sudeti j viena, Japoni-
JOS sutriuskinimui. Visu-
tik ne Rusiios, kuri stem
giasi laikytis taikoje su
Japonija, savo kali saugo-
dana.
JAPONIJOJE kilo neri.
mas del Amerikos jiegu al.
te,jimo prie pacios Japoni'
los ir del zymaus sumusi
mo Japonu Burmoje. SUI
daryta nauia Japonu Kar(
Taryba "apginkluoti visu:
gyventojus" kariavimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.
RENDRO Lietuvos selpimo

isleto ir nerangiai kuriami. Is
viso, dar nera nei desimties
skyriu. Sticks letumas vercia
visuomenes nerangumo prieza-
sites jieskoti ne vienybes sto-
koje (nes Fondas sukurtas is
visu sroviu atstovq), bet kur
kitur.
Sviesa, rodos, meta kai ku-
riu vietiniq fondeliu kolonijose
nutarimai nesiusti pinigu jo-
kiems centrams, bet tiesiai
Letuvon, kai atsidarys keliai.
sitas posakis, "kai atsidarys
keliai'', visa neranguma isais-
kina. Jei Bendro Fondo val
dyba galetu paskelbti jau ra-
dus kelia pasalpai plaukti =
kolonijose skyriai augtu kaip
grybai po gaivinancio lietaus.
MUSU spauda pradeda atvi-
riau pasigesti taip vadinamos
Lietuvos vyriausybes in exile
nebuvimo. Deja, Nemunu jau
gall butt perdaug bus vandens
nutekeje Siam troskimui ivyk-
dyti. Jei "didingoje" koalici-
joje butu buve politiniai nusi-
mananciu zmoniu tai sta W.
riausybe, gall butt, butu leng-
val susikurus, Prezidentui A.
Smetonai Amerikon atvykus.
Betgi, vietoje apie Lietuvos
veliava atvezusi, tarptautiniai
placiai zinoma asmeni telktis
musu 'gilus" politikai nuspren-
de bolsevikiskai nuo "senojc
pasaulio" atsisakyti ir p: Sine
tona neigti. Tas kaip tik SUI
tapo SUI .Maskvos dedes Juozc
planais.
Ar galima padeti dar patai
syti sunku kas tikro pasakyti
Viena aisku, tarptautine plat
me Lietuviai, Latviai ir Esta
neturi autoritetingo balso jl
reikalus aiskinti ir ginti.
JEI LENKU premjerui Mi
kolojczykui pavyks SUI Stalinl
rasti atitinkama kompromiss
siuIysis isvada kad SUI Rusai:
galima susitarti. RubeziQ klau
simu, Rusu puseje daug istori
mes tiesos, nes, pavyzdzlul
Vilnius teisetai priklauso Lie
tuviams, ne Lenkams, kali
Lvovas priklauso Ukraine
CLANS. Suprantama, tai ne
reiskia kad Lietuviai ar Ukrai
nieciai nori gyventi Soviet
tvarka ir Maskvos globoje. Ia
kitas klausimas.
Faktas kad ne Maskva pa
Mikolajczyka, bet Mikolajczyl
Maskvon vaziavo, daug pasak
apie Amerikos ir Anglijos sil
pnuma Lenku-Rusq gince k
nors savo tvirto ir klausom
pasakyti. sitas faktas Lietu
viu vilciu nestiprina.
DIRVA atlikO tikrai patri6
tine pareiga per savo skiltl
perleisdama DR.. Pietario istt
rine apysaka "Algimantas'
JOS autorius, sakoma, ja rase
kilniu patriotiniu noru nusvi'
sti Lietuvos grazia senove til
ra LietuviSka sviesa, ne
kurie sviete Lenkas Sienki
wicz, kuris savo istorinen
apysakoms temu jieskojo LII
tuvos istorijoje.
"Algimante" daug grazal
paskatinimo ir drasus suteik
mo butt Lietuviu.
Nera abejojimo, tikyba tn
savo garbinga vieta, bet gr
ta Bostono Barbininko leidzi
mu 'Lurdo Stebuklu" ir CT
cagos ! Draugo verstos apys
kos "Pamestieji'', grazu
tautinis laikrastis nepamirs
tautines literaturos. Eiti n
stojus socialism, Naujoji Cad
ne budingai leido per savo SIX
tbs Rusu Gogolio "Taras b
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11
Uzmusta AZ Darbinin-
kai ant Gelzkelio

Wilmington, N. c., ant
gelzkelio uzmusta At dar-
bininkai, visi negrai, ir 81
suzeista, traukiniu susimu-
Sine. Viename vagone va
ziavo gelzkelio darbininkai
ir jie labiausia nukentejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

IA zuvo kasykloj. Shinn-
ston, w. Va. = Is ANGLES
-kasyklos iSimta IA darbi-
ninku lavonu kurie zuvo
kasyklos iseigai uzgriuvus
po sprogimo Kovo rs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Sis jaunas Italas berniokas,
narys pozemio veikimo, gerai
zinantis uosto Livorno apielin-
kes, pravede Americas karei-
vius nuosaliai Vokieciq uztai-
sytu minu, tuomi isgelbedamas
daugelio kareiviq gyvastis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Tarp Amerikos ir Ang-
liios uzbaigta sutartis del
alieiaus komisiios. kurios
kontroleie bus tvarkus w.
stymas ir aprupinimas pa
saulio alieium-gasolinu 20
karo. Sutartin norma an
init Russia. Venezuela ir
Kolombiia, kad ir jos prisi-
laikytu tvarkos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

niausia tik is Rusisko verstas
apysakas teikia. Saw autoriai
pamirstami, svetimi garbina-
mi, bet norma kad Lietuviai
skaityM Lietuviska spauda!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

BULGARIA. jiesko tai
kos SUI Alijantais, kreipda-
masi per Turkija, kaip pa
staros zinios skelbia.
Isrodo kad ir Rumanija
imsis to paties zygio, kuo-
met jau Vokieciu sumusi-
mas uztikrintas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Angles yra daug. In
dustrijos vartojancios min
ksta angli, ir tos ANGLES
pardavejai Liepos | d. tu-
rejo bendrai 1861, 900 to-
nu ANGLES.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26

were p1"aly2cd, 60 plant 1000 lb.
bombs IN The mId-SCctiun Of concrete
runwavs and on the coral extensions.
rs the bUwbCrs turned away. 80
Japanc>" planes attacked. only Ia bc
set upon by 20 fighters plotcd by
american and New Zealand nicrs.
These shot down at least 81 and
probably i6 enemy planes which
we're ADDED tp the eight planes dog
troNcd on the ground.
mat attack was made Sunday
morning. Sunday afternoon. 30 Al
led lighters. repeatedly circIcd Ra-
b.ul. finally CutICcd upwards of 60
enemy lighters ia mix ii over Duke
Of York island. Fourteen. perhaps
10, OF the defenders were bagecd
aaslnSt no Allied losses.
headquarters also reported a heavy
raid Monday by fighters and Mitchell
medium bombcrS in 30 mile troop
ana supply area of the Admiralty
isldnds northwest OF Rabaul.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Milk Delivery
By Big Dairy
To Be Stopped

Raleigh. Jon. 2G-(AP)-Gcorcc
ConIc said here today that his dairy
products company OF Lexington.
biggest wholesale distributor in
North Carolina would cease milk
delivery tomorrow 10 his dIStrIbU-
tors because of an OpA rOllbaCk OF
tire" cents a gallon.
lie told conference in the Of
ice of Governor Brnughton that
the order. effective january -. had
been costing HIM 81 200 = day and
Therefore h" could not continue in
tina. line Of his business.
He has been Scndin. apprnXi-
matClv 3u.u0u gallons of mllk y dav
I" Other distributors in the State.
some of whom in turn have been
supplying army camps ana schools.
Until January -. Coblc has been
receiving 3" cents a gallon from dis
irlbUiUrS. representatives cr Smith
Brothers Dairy and BaIlcntinc'S.
both ui Wol." county. told the con-
ference today. however that thCv
could import milk from outside the
State for ~" a. gallon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26

"Why should We be debating the
soldier vote question now while the
House is ready to take up bill we've
already passed he said. He referred
10 the SCnHtc'S first soldiers To take
care of their own absentee voting.
Tho House, meanwhile. postponed
floor consideration of the measure
until next Tuesday.
Sen &C. Democrats from the south
WhO helped kill the first armed scr
vice voting plan said they wouldn't
support the new bill IL lis floor
managers defeat their states rights"
amendments which would restore
local registration and poll tax re-
uulrCmCntS.
Senator Lucas en-. ~ co-authnr
of the administration plan. served
notice Yesterday he would accept
40 -..GudlmGE.s ~ Il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Second Attempt To Pass
Soldier Vote Bill Stalled

Washington. Jan. 2G-(NrD--Scp-
aratc attacks from Republicans and
southern Democratic quarters today
battered tic administrations second
temp, 70 pass a uniform Federal
absentee ballot bill for the armed
forces.
Senator Taft (Ohio. r. declared
he would move 10 eliminate the pro-
posed Federal ballr; '0rm-hCart Of
the administration bil! and leave a
Federal ballot commission with the
sole job Of helping the states get
their uwn ballots To and from tho
fighting front.
T.ft also said nc probably" would
renew his fight 10 push the service
vote bill aside AID bring up In its
place the controversial food subsidy
issue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26

Moscow. Jan. 2G - (AP) -
The |rcat Russian northern Of
icnSi'r has reached the two
main railroads running west and
south of Lcningrad. cutting off
Approximately 250, 900 ,Nazi
tloE with the rest of the Ger
troops from direct communica-
man army.
y Soviet war cummuniquc an
n"Unccd last night thai General
Lncn;d y. Guvoruv's Lcningrad
army had fought It's way into the
strategic rail hgp of kraSnogVar-
dCisk, 30 miles southwest of Rus
Sia'S second city To sever the i'm
portant trunk line running west t.
the EStUnian city of RcvaI. Kras-
nogvardciSk Is also the northern
terminus of railroad running
southwcS, OF LUga AID pSkov.
Govorov's troops Stormcd into
krasuogvardciSk from PuShkin. II
miles 10 the northeast. and front
dispatches reported that the town.
already uUtllaHkrd from the cas-.
and west. WAS expected 10 fall mo-
mcn,ariiy.
N!adimir>kayu. nine miles east ui
krHSnogVardC:Sk on u branch line
ia lnSnn. junction point on the Len
nGrad- Moscow main railway line.
Was captured III this drive. while
other units OF GuVoroy'S forces
moved across the Lcningrad- Mos
COW line between ToSno and ChI-
doyo. "a British radio broadcast.
recorded by Obs. said today that
TSOnoS capture WAS expected soon.
The Germans were reported bat
Ting violently Ia hold heir grip on
these main rail arteries but their
use Of them already has been ncu-
irailNCd by GovOroV'S swift advance.
and the NaZiS have been forced To
fall back on two secondary lines
running south To Il junction with
other railroads serving Luga and
Psl>Ov.
These lines. however. were ST.
muItarCuuSly threatened by the
westward advance of General *. a.
MCrCtSEov'S NolI;hnv army from
Noygorod. which already is reported
close to the junction points So vital
To German escape plans.
CIpuirC of MCrCi&lipy Of OSirny.
nine miles cast OF the Lcuingrad-
Nit"DSk railway. placed that escape
valve within range of Soviet big
guns, thus throwing the main weight
nf NAIi withdrawal on the last line
available. Inc LCuI0Grad PSkov
Warsaw railway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
EresidentDemands
Adequate Federal
Soldier Vote Bill
States Rights Vote
Plan Labeled Fraud
On American People

Washington. Jan. 26-(AP)
president Roosevelt demand
at of Congress today adequate
Federal machinery for fight
lng soldiers and sailors who
vote next fall. and bluntly la
hcird States rights vote plan
II fraud upon the American
people"
!" unusually Vehement language,
IN" President said Our millions OF
lighting men do not have any lobby
or pressure group ON Capitol Hill
I" sec That justice Is done Tor them
and added:
i ann sure that can express
uc'T WISHES in this matter and thC..
resentment against thc diSCrir'nu-
ION which Is being praCticcd against
Them
Mr. Rroscvclt sent the Capitol q
special message on the soldier vote
Issue" I'm an admitted departure
RON custom and precedent. ne cyc On
''"h notice Of House 81. lItIyc pro-
,'durc which might permit final "c-
ton "n tho soldiers vote issue with
"u' It roll call VOC, and lluus a
'ld!''uGC iu congressman TO StaIA
up and be counted.
me moment the SCuaIC Inst fin
%hcd reading the Presidents me
sage senator Taft COhiu. r. Jump
Gu 10 his feet and declared.
resent. as one OF those who
Continued on Papc SiXl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
France Again
Hit In Raids

London .ltr e - CNpy - Allied
hombcr's and f-n'crs hammered tar
gc'S ia north, France Tor The
fourth straight uUy today after swift
RAJ Mosquitoes had broken ono
night lull i'm tho Allied aerial often
sivc by .tabbIu- at unSpCcirIcd OBJ
jcctIvcs in western Germany.
RAE raids also struck at northern
France during the night operations.
which wCr" carried out without loss.
said the air ministry.
The day raiders encountered
poorer condition, than yesterday.
when the weather was almost ideal.
and were ilyln- under layer o.:
Ugh! clouds a., they swept across
the channel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Blame Naziis
For Polish
Massacre
Soviet Commission
Reports on Incident
When 11,00G Killed

London, Jan. % - (AP) A
special Soviet investigating COM
mission today placed the blame
SGuarcly on The Germans for
the Katyn Forest massacre of
1000 Polish war prisoners. This
incident led tn a break in dipl0-
matte relations between the So
Wet and the Polish government
in London when the latter ask
cd the international Red Gross
[" investigate after Germans
blamed the Russians tor the at
rocitN.
tn" report may have an import
Int bearing on the RuSSlun-Pul:s!
border dlSput" an issue which 70.
'rh"cd IN the House q. Common.
IGaun today.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
tCpNtInucd on PAGE Six)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Russia Rejects
Offer By u. S.


Washington, Jan. 2G-(Ap) Sec
ic,dIy of State lIgll announced to-
"'S That Russia has rejected -"
"ii"r Of the United States tO en-
nl"r IFS good offices" in rCSiurin
diplomatic relations between Poland
and Russia.
liuii made the announcement at
q news conference.
~" brought out that the RuSsia.S
,'"E the position that they do not
''"' the situation between them"
S''NcS and Poland is ripe for Sue
,'SS'ul use Of the United States Of
lcr NJ this time.
:, nc reply states. iIull said. 'Nl'
"'e soviet government docs not
Continued on Page SIN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Leningrad
Railroads
Are Severed
Govorov's Army Is
In krasnogvardeisk,
Strate gic Rail Hub

London. IAN. 26-(hPl-Thc
capture ni KraSnusvardciSk WAS
annnunrcd TO-DAY ny Marshal
Stain IN an order uf the hay.
KraNnoevardci>k. large rail
way Junction 30 miles south
west Gf Lcningrad and one of
The last StronGhDldS still left TO
The Germans in that area. was
taken by storm by the troops of
General IcOnid 4. GOvurOv.
The special order said the
town had EcCn transformed by
the NaAis intu 4 fortress with a
developed system of permanent
Notifications.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Five Jap Vessels
Sunk Near China

Chungking. Jan. 26-CtID-
Mitchell bombcrS of the Chinese
American wing Of the United
states llth Air Force attacked a
Japanese convoy off FuchOw on
the east China coast Monday
and sank five vessels totaIing
9.9G0 tons. 1t. Gen. Joseph W.
Stiliwcll'S headquarters an
nounccd today.
In addition. the announce
mcnt said. Il 2.10O-tOn frcichtcr
the announced said.
All aircraft were said TO have
returned safely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
NxEA HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Mostly cloudy and slightly
warmer tonight. Thursday
cloudy and mild with OCCASION
I'll lisli! rain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Decree Says
Spy System
Discovered
u. S. Officials Make
No Comment After
Break Is Announced


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,.oI.,,;,.,,. nv vi
''''''''" Will Vel many ana
Japan. Hhc was Inc last nation
in the Americas to break with
the axis.
The German and Japanese am
baSsadurS will bc handed their pasy-
ports today. President General Pc
drn RumTc2 signed Il decree break
ing relations with Germany and
Japan which declared n immense
axis SPY system aad been discuy-
cred in The country Involving mems
hcrs %! h.gn society in Argentina.
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originating in Aracnti,s " ,,.a,.I I" oi,
responsible Inv Two T-,i,od c.i',ar
Britain and n,hcr co,rtrios ,,r a.
overthrow of tbc RnI;,,ia, , w., n,,'
mcnt in Dcccrbcr a,,,o,,,i,, -, I','
has seen Fl, IN rrcng,Si,n H., "," n''.
Bolivian regime headed ny orain,.
GualDcr,o ViIl,r,cI "'''
(NIontcvidco's rcrorts said A.
ecntinc's break viii tho ,r3s ,,,.-
INTERPRETED as . lac, ,,,,r,,,a -.
10 regain good stand;na a,,nn ',e'. ,ho
American nations and forostaiI , '',-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-26
Battle OF Casino Renewed.
Invasion Forces Push Deeper
Germans Apparently
Take Casino Troops
To Meet Rear Threat

Allied Headquarters. AlGicrS.
Jan. 20. - Cap = United States
troops have Sturmcd across the
Rapid0 river in renewed battle
for tassinO-;Ilrcady entered by
patrols. field dispatches said
and Fifth Army invasion forces
bclGw Rome have Spcarcd deep
or against increasing resist
ance." il was announced today.
The NaZIS apparently were pull
ing units back from the Casino
front /" meet The great threat 10
their rear.
II now seems certain that the in
vaSinn thrust has at least cat the
AppIan Way. and seriously threat
ems the remaining CaSSino-Rnmc
highway. perhaps having it under
artillery ire.
American combat units are adj
vanCiug through mine fields north
of Casino aftcr a second crossing
of the RapIdu river. a headquarters
officer declared.
Headquarters sid il had no FUR
thCr information that Cassinp -,
had been taken.
French troop, north of tho b1$-
lion town Wcr" forced lrum Nj.
Crocc 10y bite, Nnzi cuuntcrat'1chS.
with close lighting continuing.
White Tive .G.rmauS threw IN
CrCaSing opposition against the m
Vasi"u troops H.o lMdcd s. tho
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-01-27
WY0LA NEWS

Frank Greenough and Matt
TSchirgi attended the Denver
livestock show last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Oonohoe
and daughter, Irene, visited MIR.
and Mrs. Gibson on Lodge Grass
creek Last week. MI. Donohoe
visited the Bob Smith, Bert
Schock and Carl Gross homes
on Wednesday.
The Wyola community P.T.A.
will meet at the Wyola school
auditorium Friday Jan. % at 8
pm. All persons interested are
invited.
Ralph Dodge has been spend
ing a furlough with his wife,
Mrs. Ralph Dodge. Mr.. Dodge
has been stationed at Pine
Camp, New York.
Grandma Ripley returned to
her home near Wyola after
spending several weeks at the
Reynolds home in Sheridan.
Cpl. and Mrs. George Brown of
Las Vegas, Nevada, are spend
ing a short furlough with Cpl.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brown. Mrs. Geo. Brown
will make her home here.
Miss Ramona Jean Triplett
is a patient at the Reynolds
home.
Sgt. James Scott stationed in
South Carolina, is spending a IS
day furlough visiting his BROTH
er, Tom Scott. and mother, Mrs.
Eliza Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eggart are
the parents of a son born Jan.
Is at the Sheridan hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Powers of
Quietus are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dave Moss and Mrs. c.
A. Nayes, this week.
Joe Burkes and Clyde Roberts
from the Wolf mountains visited
at the Woodley ranch last week.
Mrs. Judy Ingersoll of Sheri-
dan visited with her parents, Mr..
an Mrs. Ben Belkin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Farman en-
tertained friends last Friday ev-
ening. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Coy Hucke and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Schillinger and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Peters and son.