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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

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Allied Air Strikes Damage Japanese Bases Near New Guinea

Allied reports state heavy bombers damaged five Japanese targets around Rabaul and in New Guinea as ground forces tighten the Sanananda sector. They claim 122 enemy deaths, multiple ships sunk or damaged, and extensive fires with 50 airfield blazes observed.

Acarthur Australia U.P Rabaul New Britain New Guinea Douglas Mac E Bay Nique Tes Guinea Sanananda Unique Nda

Berlin 18 Plastered Second Time

London papers called for RAF raids on Rome after Berlin suffered a second block busting raid in two nights by Britain's largest bombers. The air ministry gave few details. London press cheered the exploit while Berlin radio claimed devastation. Maj. Gen. James Doolittle reported US Air Force dominance with 2101 more Axis planes shot down.

London U.P Royal Air Force Rome Berlin Britain Air Ministry RAF Radio Berlin North Africa James Doolittle U. S. Air Force Middle East Tripoli North African

Weather fragment hints cold north with near freezing

A fragmented weather note indicates colder conditions in the north with near freezing temperatures across parts and places referenced, suggesting a sharp contrast to milder conditions elsewhere.

East Texas Towns Face Gas Shortage After Pipeline Fire

Tyler residents lose heating fuel as an eight inch natural gas line leaks and breaks near 28 000 population with temperatures near freezing. Fire crews report flames reaching 200 feet as gas pressure drops below 50 pounds and officials warn of a complete cut off to facilitate repairs. Nearby Swan and Lindale also lose gas supply and officials cannot estimate repair timing.

Tyler Tex United Gas Pipeline Co Swan Lindale

Loophole Claimer Seeks Books To Prove Alcatraz Detention

William Dainerd at Alcatraz asks a federal court to order the prison to allow purchase of law books. He argues the warden barred the books to keep him from proving he is illegally confined on The Rock.

Wiley Blount Rutledge U. S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Roosevelt James F. Byrnes U. S. Supreme Court Ee Iowa Law School San Francisco Cal U.P Alcatraz William Dainerd

British Eighth Army Near Tripoli and Tunisian Fronts

British Eighth Army advanced toward Tripoli within about 110 miles as Allied forces converged in North Africa. French troops under Le Clerc moved toward the Tunisian frontier while air raids from Malta hit Libya and Sicily, with talks of a coordinated push from the east.

London U.P Britain Eighth Army Tripoli Sicilian Narrows Malta Erwin Rommel Tripod Tunisia Afiica Tunisi Bizerte Chad Jacques le Clerc Madrid LeClerc S . L. Montgomery Jebel Bou Dabous Kairouan

Reds Capture Millerovo on Way to Rostov

Soviet troops seized Millerovo 125 miles north of Rostov and pressed toward Kamensk as part of a broad winter offensive across the Voronezh, Don, and Caucasus fronts. Communiques say the Red Army smashed German defenses north of Rostov, captured Kursavka and Sergievka, and widened the Rostov Baku railway corridor while encircling Stalingrad area troops.

Moscow U.P Millerovo Rostov Kamensk High Red Army Upper Don Alekseyevka Rossosh Podgornaya Voronezh Nonets Lower Don Caucasus North Caucasus Rostov-Baku Kursavka Armiavir Sergievka Voroshilovsk Krimgireevskoe Mineralnye Vody Sultanskoe Stalingrad Orlovka Lower Elmut Stalingrad-Tikhoretsk Salsk Donets

Senate confirms Prentiss Brown as OPA head

The Senate unanimously approves former Michigan senator Prentiss M. Brown to lead the Office of Price Administration in Washington. His confirmation marks a key step in price control policy during the period.

Senate Brown OPA Washington Senate Today Prentiss M. Brown Michigan Office of Price Administration

Chilean Argentine Rail Link to Include 30 Bridges and 29 Tunnels

The 190 mile rail link between Chile and Argentina under construction will require 30 bridges, 29 tunnels and 15 trestles or viaducts, according to Department of Commerce reports.

Chile- Argentina Beng Department of Commerce

Seven Jap Zero Fighters Shot Down Over Yunnan

American P-40s engaged a large Japanese bomber and fighter formation over Western Yunnan Province. The air war bulletin reports seven confirmed Zero kills and four probable, with one enemy bomber believed destroyed. Two U.S. airmen were slightly wounded.

Chungking U.P Funnan Joseph W Stulwell Yunnan Wiecoduuuuque

RAF raids hammer Berlin as Burma drive advances

The RAF and US forces carried heavy air action over Berlin and Burma theaters. British bombers hit targets around Akhy, Rangoon, and the Chittagong region while escort fighters repelled Japanese air attacks. U S aircraft claimed hits on a 7,000 ton cargo ship off Rangoon with near misses on another 5,000 ton vessel and all India based fighters returned safely.

Gapane Camern Traadasain Fenny Chittagomny India Britth RAF Leim Aksab Island Veterday Gulf of Martaban Ranfan Ai Force Burma Frnd

Twins Quit War Jobs Enlist in WAACS in Dallas

Riveting and painting warplanes at North American Aviation’s plant near Dallas weren’t enough for identical twins Ellen L Kelley and her sister Helen, both 24, who quit today to join the WAACS. Ellen said they have brothers in the Navy and Marines and want to help end the war so they can come home.

Dallas Tex North American Aviation Here WAACS Ellen L Kelley Helen Ellen Navy

Burning of German Capital Narrative Incoherent Text

Fragmentary OCR text mentions an attack on a German capital and RAF involvement but is garbled with unreadable portions. Key entities are unclear. no coherent event, date, or affiliations are confidently identifiable for a precise summary.

RAF Raiders Strike Berlin in Heaviest Dawn Raid of New Year

The Air Ministry described the night raid as the heaviest of the new year over Berlin. RAF bombers dropped a great weight of bombs in the attack, with flares brightening the scene as moonlight illuminated the target. Authorities did not estimate the force size. James MacDonald, New York.

Patere Berlin Air. Muanistry James MacDonald New

U S Bombers Strike Solomons and Munda in New Guinea Raids

U S air forces in the Solomons launched five attacks on Shortland Island and Munda on New Georgia, with a naval tally noting about 150 Japanese killed and several captured. Ground troops on Guadalcanal pressed mop up operations as Fortresses and Catalina bombers hit Kahili and Ballale.

Washington Solomona Shortland Island Munda New Georgia Island Navy U. S Guadalcanal Mtnida Sland

Mystery sinks tanker after trial run at pier

A tanker named Yew Oi sank at a harbor pier following a trial voyage. An explosion and fire caused injuries as crew investigated a suspected structural failure in steel plates. Investigators traced the disaster to a large vessel delivered earlier, marking a major maritime incident.

Merver Bri

S. S. Lou Gehrig Launch Scheduled in Portland Oregon

The S. S. Lou Gehrig was launched Sunday with Capt John J. Dougherty hoping it would prove as indestructible as Lou. The three largest cities in Florida, Jacksonville Miami and Tampa, are nicknamed Gateway City Magic City and Giger City.

S. S Lou Gehrig Portland Ore Sul Pont Lany Medu John J. Dougherty Lou Morida Jacksonville Miami Tampa

Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report

Fort Worth market notes cattle at 2800 head and calves 100 with steady trends. Steers and yearlings 11.50 to 13.00, fat cows 8.50 to 11.00, top butchers about 15.00, mixed grades 14.25 to 14.85, packing sows around 13.50 to 13.75. War stamps referenced for today.

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