Sleepless Nights in Nazisand Escapees Terrorize Germans
Reported mass escape from German camps sends 50 000 prisoners roaming across the Leipzig district. Russians deserters in SS units arm and threaten with grenades. French escapees reportedly face summary executions as they head toward home regions. German officials fear mass revolt and seek removal of Russian workers from farms and factories.
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British Stand at Caen Halts Enemy in Tracks
British forces halted German thrusts in the Caen sector during the Normandy battles. Rommel’s divisions, including a Russian-front tank corps, suffered heavy losses as Montgomery’s defenses held firm along the Odon River. Prisoner counts rose near 40,000 for Normandy with Americans taking two thirds.
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Amarillo World War II Memorial Service Observes Fallen Heroes
In Amarillo a crowd of over 500 gathered at First Presbyterian Church for the first Community Memorial Service honoring World War II casualties. War Dads and the Amarillo Ministerial Alliance organized it with address by Chaplain W. H. McClurg and prayers by Rabbi Arthur Bluhm.
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Irving Tolzien
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Yanks surround Garapan as Saipan battle pushes on
U S forces encircle Garapan the Marianas capital on three sides and seize heights overlooking Tanapag harbor. American units push toward Marpi Point as Charan Tabute falls and over 200 prisoners are taken with 80 tanks either destroyed or captured.
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Death Claims Norman Davis
Norman H. Davis 66 longtime Red Cross chairman and former diplomat died early today in Hot Springs Virginia from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had led the wartime Red Cross program and earlier served as diplomat under Wilson Hoover and Roosevelt. Davis also chaired the League of Red Cross Societies and was a close friend of Secretary of State Cordell Hull who praised his service. He is survived by eight children and his wife, who had died years ago.
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Noemfoor Raid Surges as Liberators Pound Dutch New Guinea
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD QUARTERS reports 230 tons of bombs hit Noemfoor Island in New Guinea with PT boats joining the assault. Fires raged as the operation, the largest so far, also struck Boeroe Island with 58 tons of bombs. Four Japanese planes were destroyed and a small merchantman sunk. In Maffin Bay and Biak, Dutch New Guinea, 524 Japanese troops were reported killed.
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Yanks Capture Cecina as Fifth Army Pushes in Italy
Allied forces in Italy report substantial advances against German defenses. American infantry captured Cecina near Livorno after heavy house to house fighting as French and British units press toward Siena and Loreto. Prisoner reports indicate German forces facing the Allied drive include multiple divisions.
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Beutler Brothers Rodeo to Stage July Shows at Tri-State Fair
The Beutler brothers rodeo show returns at 8 p.m. tonight and again at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on July 4 at the Tri-State Fair Ground stadium with Cecil Cornish performing on Smokey and Danger and Hoyt Hefner juggling. Winners included Bill Towns in calf roping with 172 1/2 seconds, Whitey Stewart in bronc riding, and Clayton Hill in bull riding, with judges Hobart Flowers and Sylvester Roan and Monte Reger as announcer.
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Manuel Enos
Larry Finley
Marion Ross
Luther Finley
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Fuzzy Garner
Johnny Spruiel
Harvey Taylor
Hobart Flowers
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Okla
Sylvester Roan
Elk City
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Lynn Beutler
Ella Beutler
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No False Alarms At Bargain Fest
Patriotic merchants offer low prices on timely articles during a Dollar Day Bargain Fest promoting independence from high costs. Shoppers urged to spend a safe Fourth by supporting War Bonds with daily savings on items.
Russians Leave Door to Peace Open to Finns
In Moscow Soviet officials suggest Finns face a choice between continued fighting with German help or seeking peace with the Soviet Union. Stockholm reports possible German occupation of the Aland Islands as Finland solidifies military cooperation with Germany, while Finnish Premier Linkomies argues Finland must fight with Nazi aid. The Finnish legation denies German landings, though strategic value of the Alands is noted.
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Summer school closes for Independence Day break
Summer students enjoy a two day vacation for Independence Day while the extra Monday will be made up on a Saturday. The break plus the prior weekend lets some boys work in the wheat harvest under Principal R. B. Norman.
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Weather Summary for Amarillo and West Texas
scattered to strong winds in west Texas and New Mexico partly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening cooler in the northeast. high and low temperatures noted with sunrise and sunset times included for the region.
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Allied Bombing Push Hits Pas de Calais and Hungary Oil Targets
American and British heavy bombers struck German launching platforms in Pas de Calais with 1,000 to 1,500 tons of explosives. RAF Lancasters followed by daylight attacks blasted oil refineries and rail yards near Budapest and across Hungary and Yugoslavia.
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Striking Danes Face Starvation in Copenhagen
German troops encircle Copenhagen as a general strike paralyzes traffic. Patriots armed with machine guns and rifles vow to continue until the Schalburg Corps and German decrees are lifted. Reports claim hostages and threats of bombing threaten the capital amid eight towns in Sjelland joining the unrest.
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Bond Drive in Crisis Seeks $2.9 Million in Six Days
Potter County's Fifth War Loan Drive needs 2,900,254 dollars more to top its quota in six days, with 932,379.25 dollars outstanding in E Series. Guy Saunders, vice-chairman, says a strong push is required to meet the goal as 3,684,746 dollars in EF Bonds have been bought so far and the total quota stands at 6,585,000 dollars. At San Jacinto Methodist Church a 6,100-dollar Sunday pledge shows early momentum.
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Guy Saunders
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Bruce Autry
War Dads to Study G1 Bill at Legion tonight
The American War Dads will discuss the G1 Bill of Rights at 8 oclock tonight gathering at the American Legion Hall. President N F Nelson states additional plans for the drive will be made.
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N. F. Nelson
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