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Authentic August 2, 1942 edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper, providing a primary source look at World War II history. The front page features the bold headline "NAZIS DRIVE 100 MILES PAST ROSTOV" alongside reports on the U.S. Navy, the air war, and local Cleveland news. This 120-page Sunday edition includes vintage advertisements for The Higbee Company, Martex towels, and Motorola-Philco auto radios, offering a fascinating glimpse into 1940s culture and commerce during wartime. An excellent addition for history buffs, educators, or collectors of WWII ephemera.
Condition Description: Significant age-related wear including heavy creasing, tearing along the center fold, and edge fraying. Paper is yellowed/browned due to age. Fragile condition. ONLY WHAT PICTURED IS INCLUDED - ONE FULL NEWSPAPER FOLDOUT, NO ADDITIONAL PAGES ARE COMING WITH THIS
