Army Casualties For All Fronts Are 204,085
Army casualties through June 13 totaled 179,923 for all theatres except Normandy. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson disclosed. Invasion losses were 24,162 for the first 15 days of fighting through June 21, raising the total to about 206,085. Navy losses bring total casualties to 253,158 for all branches.
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Washington
Normandy
Henry L. Stimson
U. S
Allied High Command
Navy
Army
Snow to water ratio under typical conditions
Under normal conditions ten inches of snow yield about one inch of water. The statement reflects common meteorological rule of thumb used for estimating liquid precipitation from snowfall.
Browns Fall 1 0 To Yanks In Tight Bronx Duel
At Yankee Stadium the St Louis Browns lost 1 0 to the New York Yankees as Walter Dubiel shut them out with two hit pitching while Sigmund Jakucki took the loss in a brilliant duel. Abe Reynolds of the Indians and Red Sox won their games, while the Phillies nipped the Cards 1 0 in 10 innings. Hal Newhouser earned his 3rd win as the Tigers shut out Washington 4 0.
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New York
U.P
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Browns
Walter Dubiel
Brownies
Sigmund Jakucki
Abe Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Tex Hughson
Hughson
Frances
Red) Barrett
St. Louis
Philadelphia Philies
Bll Lee
George Munger
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Washington
Top Military Leaders Warn Against War-Time Optimism
Gen. George C. Marshall Admiral Ernest J King and Gen. H. H. Arnold issued a public warning to the nation via President Roosevelt about complacency in war production. They stressed that desertions at home and on the front would jeopardize victory and urged steady, full effort in war plants, manpower, and jobs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Normandy
George C. Marshall
Ernest J King
U. S
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Aled Notary
Anc
Eueope
Pacific
Marshall
Fikes
Rayburn Appeals for Vote at Regional Campaign Rally
Delegations from neighboring counties attend a Rayburn rally where he cites farm to market road and REA gains and loans to farmers at 90 percent parity after peace. He criticizes 1929 to 1931 Republican policy and supports a Roosevelt era government with Cordell Hull and FDR. Judge Cunningham introduces him as Mrs. Lipscomb sings and prayer opens.
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Congress
Rayburn
Herbert Hoover
Andrew Mellon
Ike Cordell Hull
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Ho A Cunningham
R. T Lipscomb
White's Auto Stores Buys $2000 Bonds in Bond Drive
White's Auto Stores in Bonham purchased $2000 in bonds as part of the fifth war loan. Buck Spurlock, manager, said the local store has now bought over $6000 in six months and more than $200,000 in bonds during the same period. The home office is in Wichita Falls.
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White’s Auto
Bonham
Buck Spurlock
Spurlock
White Auto
Wichita Falls
Soil types on parent rock and transported materials
The text explains soil formation as residual when resting on parent strata and transported soil when materials are moved from their place of origin by winds glaciers or erosion. It mentions fragments about related processes and ends with an unrelated phrase about buying bands.
Seven Held In Plot to Smuggle Goods to Europe
Boston June 30 customs officers boarded an Army transport ship in harbor and arrested seven civilian crew members. They confiscated nearly 10 dollars worth of merchandise that Wemmen allegedly planned to sell on the European black market for a hefty profit. Prosecution officials called it the first case of its kind since Pearl Harbor.
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Boston
W.P.U. S
Wiemen
Pearl Harbor
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