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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

2

Cherbourg Liberated as Flag Ceremony Honors Lawton Collins

Cherbourg returns to French control in a ceremony at Place De La Republique. Maj. Gen. J. Lawton Collins presented a parachute silk tricolor to Mayor Paul Reynaud as civilians cheered, marking liberation after German resistance collapsed. The mayor thanked the Allies for defending liberty and hope.

Cherbourg France Place de la Republique J. Lawton Collins Seventh Corps Peninsula Paul Reynaud Collins

Allied forces seize Cherbourg as German leaders surrender

Allied communique reports victory at Cherbourg with Lt Gen Carl Wilhelm von Schlieben and Rear Admiral Hennecke captured. Collins' forces crush four German divisions and a naval unit, taking 20 000 prisoners since breakthrough. Substantial loot and equipment found in Fort du Roule amid debris cleanup by labor battalions and minesweepers.

Amarillo France Carl Wilhelm von Schlieben Hennecke Cherbourg Fort du Roule

Wheat Harvest Progress in Hale County and Surrounding Areas

Wheat harvest nears peak with 112000 acres sown in Hale County expected to yield about 1250000 bushels at an average of 10 bushels per acre. Plainview activity drives daily 35000 to 40000 bushels delivered to elevators as combines move from the caprock edge northward. Notable yields include Noah Tipton harvesting 50 bushels per acre on 72 acres and L W Guthrie at 38 bushels per acre on irrigated land.

Deaf Smith Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico Plainview Caprock Hale Plainview Eelvators Noah Tipton L. W. Guthrie Mr. DeRusha

Wheat harvest reports from Plainview and vicinity

Plainview area yields include J W Neil harvesting seven bushels on a hail damaged field and 12 on undamaged land ten miles south. H M Mitchell cut 17 bushels on dry ground two miles west and two miles south. Wayne Boyd gathered 25.5 bushels per acre one mile north and three west. Arville Boyd 25 miles southwest reports 25 bushels per acre. J M Edelman south of Plainview produced 22.5 bushels on 133 acres. Some Swisher County wheat hits 50 bushels per acre. F Barrett cuts 50 bushels on a 240 acre tract eight miles east of Kress.

Plainview J. W. Neil H. M. Mitchell Wayne Boyd Arville Boyd

Warren Rejects condemned wage controls at Sparking convention

Former President Hoover and Congresswoman Luce spoke at the convention session while Rep. Martin urged keeping Americans from being chained to a New Deal machine. Bricker backers stayed the same and Stassen showed no change as Warren emerged as focus of attention. Wichita mill officials sought volunteers from office staff to unload 129 cars of wheat amid labor shortages. D S Jackman volunteered as vice president and general manager.

Herbert Hoover Connecticut Clare Boothe Luce Joseph W. Martin Massachusetts Republican Party Bricker Ditto Comdr Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Warren Wichita Kansas Milling Company D. S. Jackman

Japs Strike at Railway Flank

Japanese forces press a frontal assault toward Hengyang and shift to a southeast flank aimed at severing the Canton Hankow railway. Chinese high command reports heavy fighting north of Hengyang and advancing units near Anjen and Leiyang. The Genoa region faces a general strike tied to wartime unrest reported by a Communist paper.

Chungking Hunan Province Hengyan Hengyang Canton -Hankow Yihsien Anjen Leiyang Rome Genoa

Florence clashes rage as fascists fail to quell fighting

In Florence street fighting continues as Ges tapo ad Fascists struggle to control the unrest. In Los Angeles on June 27 Mrs. Carl B. Conner testified that her Army band musician husband in Phoenix beat her and kept late hours, leading to a divorce.

Florence Gestapo Los Angeles Carl B. Conner Phoenix Ariz

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