Tens of thousands of Japanese troops still hidden on Okinawa
An Army estimate places about 10 000 Japanese troops hiding in Northern Okinawa's mountains as fighting continues. Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge reports air alerts and enemy raids while patrols hunt in caves and retreats.
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Big Ones Reel In In Colorado Catch
Roy Snodgrass Jr and Jim Hedgecoke returned from a fishing trip in southern Colorado with the limit. They claim proof in ice boxes at home, declaring the big ones didn t get away this time.
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Jim Hedgecoke
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Three Jappies In 20 Minutes
Lieutenant Myers led a routine patrol against Japanese aircraft during a raid on shore installations. He shot down two Zeros with six wing guns and sent a Val dive bomber into the sea. Louis Hoarel posted bond on an indictment for receiving and concealing stolen property valued at fifty dollars.
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Henry S. Bishop
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Colorado Trip Of Several Local Residents
Mrs J R Pollan and Mrs Harry Manson of 1500 Van Buren along with Jimmie Restine son of Lyle Restine of 1802 Polk left yesterday for Colorado. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Lyle Restine
Polk
Harry Manson
Colorado
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